Shreveport Aquarium

Shreveport Aquarium and its collection

Shreveport Aquarium is an aquarium in Shreveport, United States.

The aquarium stands beside the Red River, close to the Texas Street Bridge. Seven galleries hold a collection of about 3,000 animals. It trades every day of the week, throughout the year.

Animals and collection

Animals on show include Sharks, seahorses, stingrays, eels and Alligators.

Exhibits

The first gallery, called WOW, is given over to reef species such as blue tangs and parrotfish. A shipwreck-themed gallery holds lionfish, clownfish, epaulette sharks and longnose hawkfish, while the Rainforest Way hall keeps axolotls, a ball python and poison dart frogs. Touch tanks contain rays, jellies, starfish, shrimp and sea cucumbers, and stingrays are fed by hand.

Things to do

Things to do include Feedings & Experiences and Audio Tour.

What the venue says

  • Feedings & Experiences
  • an on-site café
  • parking is convenient and free, with options including an on-site parking lot, a free parking garage, and street parking nearby
  • wheelchair-accessible entrance
  • wheelchair-accessible parking lot
  • accessible restrooms

Opening hours

Days Opens Closes
Monday – Friday 12:00 16:00
Saturday 09:00 17:00
Sunday 10:00 16:00

Hours can change on public holidays. Check with the venue before travelling.

FALL HOURS BEGIN 8/10

Admission

Ticket TypePrice
Seniors17.95 USD

Facilities

  • Guided tour

Exhibitions & events

No upcoming events

No temporary exhibitions or scheduled public events are published for Shreveport Aquarium at this time.

Location & map

601 Clyde Fant Pkwy
Shreveport
United States

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Animals

Photographs show each species in general. They were not taken at Shreveport Aquarium.

Exhibits

  • touch tanks
  • jellyfish exhibits