Ever wondered who’s the largest creature in the ocean, or why some animals get to be so large? March into a month of wildlife and conservation as we explore the magnificent magnitude of modern mammals and the stupendous scale of prehistoric predators. From sizable cetaceans to colossal crustaceans, the list of mega-sized animals goes on and on. Get ready for an investigation of wildlife on a super-sized scale as we explore some of the largest creatures and features in our oceans.
Education Program Events
Tuesdays in the Field
March
Mar
10 Tuesdays in the Field
March
Home School Program
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Member
Homeschool Child: $15.00
Homeschool Adult: Included with Membership
Non-Member
Homeschool Child: $17.00
Homeschool Adult: $31.95
Tuesdays in the Field is a specialized program created for K-12 homeschool students. The Education team is excited to offer an experience that allows students the opportunity to engage in standards-based instruction at their own pace while exploring topics in marine biology, oceanography, ecology, and other science-related fields. Included in your homeschool admission is access to exclusive areas, standards-based activities, guest speakers, and admission to all Georgia Aquarium galleries and presentations.
Tuesdays in the Field Ticket Information
Plan ahead to ensure a smooth arrival—review ticket deadlines, entry times, and required documentation before your visit.
- All guests are required to purchase a homeschool ticket in advance.
- Ticket sales for each event will close at 12:00 PM the day before the event.
- Aqua Passes are not valid for this event.
- An adult and student ticket must be purchased unless you are a Georgia Aquarium Member.
- Participants may enter between 9:00am–12:00pm. Aquarium access will be available once the building opens to the public.
Important Guidelines for Tuesdays in the Field
To ensure a smooth and enjoyable experience, please review the following policies before your visit.
- Guests must provide a letter of intent (or other state authorized document showing home school status) with their ticket upon arrival.
- Guests without proper documentation will be required to enter through the Main Entrance and pay full-price admission.
- All students must be accompanied by a chaperone who is at least 18 years old.
- Chaperones are encouraged to actively participate in activities and monitor student behavior.
- All payments are non-refundable. Refunds will not be given for any unused portion of your order, such as no-shows or cancellations.