Marine Habitat At Atlantis — Attraction in New Providence

Tourists BEWARE - Atlantis will try to take advantage of you. The day we arrived at port there were 4 total cruise ships at port due to some rerouting because of hurricane Beryl. Basically, Nassau got an unexpected influx of people who were rerouted to the Bahamas from other destinations on their cruises. Atlantis made sure to capitalize on this. First, we were met by an Atlantis employee who stopped us, asked us what we needed, and we politely asked where we could get tickets to the aquarium, she told us we could not get tickets to the aquarium because it’s closed until 12pm and we could come back then. I asked what we should do in the meantime as that was a two hour gap for us with two toddlers and she said you can walk around. We went to the front desk of the hotel, and we were told that the aquarium is never closed and that it certainly is not closed until noon. We were directed to the day pass desk where they were charging $195 per person. There was no other way to access the aquarium without paying this outrageous fee and they were guards at the door to make sure no one could access without a wristband. Why was there no reasonable fee to just walk through the aquarium? Why take advantage of tourists and make them pay a huge fee just to take a three-year-old and a one-year-old through the aquarium? Disappointed is an understatement. What a hassle for us with the kids. We will not be returning...

If you're an aquarium enthusiast then like me, you would be curious about this place. While in the Bahamas, I stopped While in the Bahamas, I stop by Atlantis not so much for the waterpark more so for the aquarium, by Atlantis not so much for the waterpark more so for the aquarium. If you’re staying at Atlantis, that’s all fine and dandy Marine habitat is definitely not worth spending 250 per adult or 125 per child just to see the aquarium you can see the entire thing in less than 20 minutes, while it is beautiful, it’s quite small not much exhibit to look at. I recommend if you’re staying at the hotel but if you’re planning on just going there for the aquarium, don’t waste your...

While on holiday, our toddler loved going to The Dig at Atlantis day and night. Always something different to see. While night made the deeper shadows harder to see anything, it added depth to the experience. The marine habitat showed an effort in protecting wildlife and educating guests on how our world affects our seas.

More signage would have helped the navigation of the landscape. More information about the sea life being displayed and how the work being done is having a positive effect on those released would have been a great educational tool.

We went every day to see the animals and my kid had his...