Georgia Resident Pass

Georgia Aquarium’s Resident Pass was a limited time offer for residents of the state of Georgia. Georgia residents who purchased the Resident Pass can return for all of 2023, for the same price as a single-day admission ticket. Currently, the Resident Pass is no longer for sale, but Georgia Aquarium Memberships are available year round! Explore Membership options by visiting https://www.georgiaaquarium.org/membership/, seeing Member Services onsite at Georgia Aquarium or calling (404)-581-4232.

The Resident Pass was only available for purchase for a limited time, but Georgia Aquarium Memberships are available year round and offer even more benefits than a Resident Pass! You can purchase a Membership at https://www.georgiaaquarium.org/membership/, by visiting Member Services onsite at Georgia Aquarium or calling (404)-581-4232.

The Resident Pass may be used only by the named passholder.

Blackout dates are as follows: February 18-19; April 5-8, 15; May 27-28; July 1-3, 8, 15, 22, 29; September 2-3; November 24-25; December 26-30. The Resident Pass will not be valid for admission on these days.

Reservations are required before using the Resident Pass to visit the Aquarium. Passholders must make a reservation for each passholder for each visit by logging into their account at georgiaaquarium.org. Passholders will not be able to visit unless they use their account to reserve an entry pass (barcode) for a specific day and time that will be scanned at the entrance. Passholders may visit as often as they wish*, but must follow this process each time.

Passholders must make a reservation for each passholder for each visit by logging into their account at georgiaaquarium.org. Passholders will not be able to visit unless they use their account to reserve an entry pass (barcode) for a specific day and time that will be scanned at the entrance. Passholders may visit as often as they wish*, but must follow this process each time.

Georgia Aquarium uses a timed entry process to ensure building capacity is at a safe and comfortable level for all guests. With the exception of blackout days, slots will be available for passholders every day. At peak times, all reservations may already be taken at your preferred time. In that case, please select a different time. Times early and late in the day will typically have the most availability.

There is no need to make another same-day reservation, just arrive as close to the reservation time as possible.

Yes, experiences and other additions can be added during the reservation process.

Yes, a Resident Pass can be upgraded into an Aquarium Membership by visiting Member Services onsite at Georgia Aquarium or calling 404 581-4232.

The Resident Pass is for admission only; it does not carry the same discounts or benefits as an Aquarium Membership. However, a Resident Pass can be upgraded into a membership by visiting Member Services onsite at Georgia Aquarium or calling 404 581-4232.

Residents must be able to prove their Georgia residency with a state-issued ID card or U.S. passport or military ID. Utility bills, bank statements or other documents are not acceptable proof of residency.

Yes. Please be prepared to show photo ID to the attendant at the Aquarium entrance. The name on the ID must match the name on the Resident Pass.

Children under the age of 16 are not required to show identification.

Yes, each Pass must have a person’s name attached to it and may only be used by that person.

There is no penalty for not arriving for a reservation. Simply make a new reservation for your next visit.

No, the Resident Pass is valid through Dec. 31, 2023, and may not be paused or otherwise adjusted.