Full-Day E-Ticket, Non-Refundable
Valid 1 day Globaltix Sdn Bhd
from $14 ★ 4.2 711 reviews
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Kuala Lumpur Aquarium: Tickets, Prices And Feeding Times
Aquaria KLCC sits inside the Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre, within walking distance of the Petronas Twin Towers. The operator's own booking engine suggests allowing two hours for the full route, and the daily hand-feeding sessions by its aquarists are what most visitors time their arrival around. Nine bookable tickets and tours, from $13 to $114, are compared below.
The most reviewed entry ticket here carries a 4.2 rating from 711 reviews and starts at $14 per person, valid for one day. The cheapest listing on the page undercuts it at $13 and adds free cancellation, so the margin between the two is small enough that refund terms may decide it for you.
Kuala Lumpur: Aquaria KLCC Entry Ticket
The featured entry ticket costs from $14 per person, is valid one day, and holds a 4.2 rating across 711 reviews, by far the most-reviewed way into the aquarium.
from $14 per person, live price on the listing (checked September 2026)
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Which Kuala Lumpur Aquarium Ticket Fits Your Visit?
Answer first
Standalone entry comes in three versions. Globaltix runs the headline product, an entry ticket rated 4.2 from 711 reviews at $14 per person, usable for a single day with no refund once booked. A second e-ticket listing from a different reseller costs $13 and allows free cancellation, making it the cheapest route in. J S TOURS rounds out the group with a $22 refundable ticket, five stars from a single review so far. All three appear in the table below.
One listing folds transport into the price: Way to Kuala Lumpur sells admission with one-way or round-trip transfer from $38, varying by group size, with free cancellation attached. Beyond that, five combo tours pair the aquarium with the rest of the city. Prices run from $58 for a city highlights tour with a complimentary aquarium ticket up to $114 for a full eight-hour circuit taking in the Bird and Butterfly Parks too. The operator's own dive and cage experiences sit outside these resellers and must be booked direct. Every option is laid out in the comparison section below.
Narrow The Kuala Lumpur Aquarium Choice To Your Visit
Nine bookable products cover this one attraction: three plain entry tickets, one with hotel transfer, and five combos that tack the aquarium onto a city itinerary. Published prices start at $13 and reach $114. Answer three short questions below to find your match.
All nine Aquaria KLCC options are shown below. Answer the questions to filter them down.
Cheapest E-Ticket, Free Cancellation
1 to 2 hours GlobalTix Free cancellation
from $13 ★ 4.0 12 reviews
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Aquaria Plus Landmarks Drive
3 hours 30 minutes Asni Tours & Travel (M) Sdn Bhd Free cancellation
from $72 ★ 4.6 5 reviews
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Refundable Admission, Flexible Booking
1 to 2 hours J S TOURS Free cancellation
from $22 ★ 5.0 1 reviews
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Aquaria Plus Hotel Transfer
About 1 hour Way to Kuala Lumpur Free cancellation
from $38 ★ 5.0 1 reviews
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Aquaria and Indoor Theme Park Combo
2 to 4 hours MAM Holidays Free cancellation
from $21
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Half-Day Animal Parks Combo
About 4 hours YTS Holidays Free cancellation
from $105
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Private City Tour, Aquaria Included
5 hours THS Travel and Tours Free cancellation
from $58
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Private Full-Day, Three Attractions
8 hours E Asia Holidays Free cancellation
from $114
Check availability →Key Things To Know Before You Visit The Kuala Lumpur Aquarium
- The featured entry ticket starts at $14 per person (checked September 2026), carries a 4.2 rating across 711 reviews, and is valid for one day as a mobile ticket. It is non-refundable once booked.
- A combo ticket pairing Aquaria KLCC with Berjaya Times Square Theme Park is sold through redBus at roughly RM97 to RM132 depending on type and day, which can beat buying the two separately.
- The operator publishes a full feeding timetable rather than a show schedule, and feeding is the daily highlight. The two specials, the sand tiger shark feed and the arapaima feed, run only on Monday, Wednesday and Saturday, so plan your arrival around the clock below.
- Feeding is the centrepiece of most visits. The operator's own framing is simple: watch a professional aquarist hand-feed the marine animals daily while learning about the roles these animals play in keeping their habitats in balance. The sand tiger shark and arapaima feeds run only on Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays, so time your arrival accordingly.
- Most visitors give the walk-through about two hours, and the operator publishes a full feeding timetable you can build a visit around. Arriving with the schedule in hand lets you time the popular tanks instead of drifting past them between sessions.
- Direct tickets from the aquarium are sold as non-refundable and non-cancellable under its published terms, so a reseller listing advertising free cancellation adds real flexibility rather than marketing gloss. Read the fine print on whichever listing you choose before paying.
Every Kuala Lumpur Aquarium Ticket, Compared
Each listing on this page is live and bookable right now. Ratings, review counts and from-prices come straight from the operators' own published details, which lets you weigh the options side by side before you spend anything.
| Ticket | Operator | Duration | Rating | From | Meeting point |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Full-Day E-Ticket, Non-Refundable | Globaltix Sdn Bhd | Valid 1 day | ★ 4.2 (711) | $14 per person | Aquaria KLCC, Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre, Jalan Pinang, Kuala Lumpur City Centre, 50088 Kuala Lumpur |
| Cheapest E-Ticket, Free Cancellation | GlobalTix | 1 to 2 hours | ★ 4.0 (12) | $13 per person | Aquaria KLCC, Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre |
| Aquaria Plus Landmarks Drive | Asni Tours & Travel (M) Sdn Bhd | 3 hours 30 minutes | ★ 4.6 (5) | $72 per person, varies by group size | Hotel pickup in central Kuala Lumpur |
| Refundable Admission, Flexible Booking | J S TOURS | 1 to 2 hours | ★ 5.0 (1) | $22 per person | Aquaria KLCC, Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre |
| Aquaria Plus Hotel Transfer | Way to Kuala Lumpur | About 1 hour | ★ 5.0 (1) | $38 per person, varies by group size | Hotel pickup in central Kuala Lumpur |
| Aquaria and Indoor Theme Park Combo | MAM Holidays | 2 to 4 hours | New listing | $21 per person | Aquaria KLCC, Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre |
| Half-Day Animal Parks Combo | YTS Holidays | About 4 hours | New listing | $105 per person, varies by group size | Hotel pickup in central Kuala Lumpur |
| Private City Tour, Aquaria Included | THS Travel and Tours | 5 hours | New listing | $58 per person | Hotel pickup in Kuala Lumpur |
| Private Full-Day, Three Attractions | E Asia Holidays | 8 hours | New listing | $114 per person | Hotel pickup in Kuala Lumpur |
3 Kinds Of Kuala Lumpur Aquarium Ticket, Compared
Every listing on this page buys the same admission to Aquaria KLCC. What separates the three categories is flexibility, whether transport is included, and whatever else gets bundled on top, from city tours to theme park entry.
Aquaria KLCC Tickets You Can Book Today
Entry Tickets
The best-reviewed tour sits at the top of this page
Full-Day E-Ticket, Non-Refundable
This is the straight entry ticket to Aquaria KLCC, the oceanarium inside the Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre, a short walk from the Petronas Twin Towers. It covers the full route: the touch pool, the freshwater and coastal sections, and the underwater tunnel where sharks and rays glide past overhead. Visitors often single the tunnel out as the highlight of the visit, though some note the collection feels modest next to bigger international aquariums and that photo packages cost extra. The ticket is a mobile e-ticket, valid one day, and it carries the most reviews of any listing on this page, at 4.2 across 711 reviews. It is non-refundable once booked, so check your dates before committing.
from $14per person, live price on the listing (checked September 2026)
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Cheapest E-Ticket, Free Cancellation
A second e-ticket for the same aquarium, run by GlobalTix and priced from $13, the lowest from-price on this page. It carries free cancellation, which the main entry ticket does not, and the listing budgets 1 to 2 hours for the visit. The rating sits at 4.0 from 12 reviews. Worth comparing against the anchor ticket if your plans might shift.
from $13per person, live price on the listing (checked September 2026)
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Free cancellation
Refundable Admission, Flexible Booking
J S Tours resells Aquaria KLCC admission with free cancellation attached, which the main non-refundable ticket does not offer. It is a young listing with a single five-star review, so treat the rating as thin rather than proven. Priced from $22, it suits travellers who want a refundable booking more than the lowest price.
from $22per person, live price on the listing (checked September 2026)
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Free cancellation
Admission with Transfers
The best-reviewed tour sits at the top of this page
Aquaria Plus Hotel Transfer
This bundles the aquarium ticket with a hotel transfer, either one way or return, which is the practical reason to book it. Kuala Lumpur traffic around KLCC is unpleasant in the late afternoon and a prearranged car removes the Grab lottery. Free cancellation applies. One review so far, so the five-star rating is not yet proven.
from $38per person, varies by group size, live price on the listing (checked September 2026)
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Free cancellation
Combo Tours
The best-reviewed tour sits at the top of this page
Aquaria Plus Landmarks Drive
Three and a half hours that put the aquarium inside a wider loop of the city: the admission ticket is included, and a driver takes you past the landmarks you would otherwise chase by Grab. It rates 4.6 from 5 reviews, which is a small but real sample, and free cancellation applies.
from $72per person, varies by group size, live price on the listing (checked September 2026)
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Free cancellation
Aquaria and Indoor Theme Park Combo
The cheapest combo here that pairs Aquaria KLCC with a second indoor attraction. Berjaya Times Square Theme Park is an indoor rollercoaster park a short rail ride away, which makes this a sensible rainy-day pairing for families with older kids. The listing runs 2 to 4 hours, costs from $21, and carries no product reviews yet, so there is no service record behind it.
from $21per person, live price on the listing (checked September 2026)
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Free cancellation
Half-Day Animal Parks Combo
A half day that strings Aquaria KLCC together with the Lake Gardens cluster: the Orchid and Hibiscus Gardens, the Butterfly Park and KL Bird Park, with admission to each included and transfers between them. It suits a family that wants animals all morning without three separate taxi rides. The listing has no reviews yet.
from $105per person, varies by group size, live price on the listing (checked September 2026)
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Free cancellation
Private City Tour, Aquaria Included
Five hours of photo stops around the city, Istana Negara, the National Monument, Merdeka Square, the Petronas Towers and KL Tower, with the chocolate and batik factory stops that most KL city tours include, and an Aquaria KLCC ticket bundled in. Free cancellation up to 24 hours ahead. The listing is new and has no reviews yet.
from $58per person, live price on the listing (checked September 2026)
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Free cancellation
Private Full-Day, Three Attractions
A full day with a private vehicle that covers the KL landmark photo stops, then three paid attractions with admission included: KL Bird Park with a buggy ride, the Butterfly Park, and Aquaria KLCC. Eight hours is a long day with small children, so read the running order before booking. Free cancellation up to 24 hours ahead. No reviews yet.
from $114per person, live price on the listing (checked September 2026)
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Free cancellation
What Your Kuala Lumpur Aquarium Ticket Includes
Admission is the constant across every option here: the same tanks, the same underwater tunnel, the same route through the oceanarium. The differences sit around the edges. Some tickets add hotel transfers, others bundle the visit with a guided city tour, and a few pair it with further attractions around Kuala Lumpur for a longer day out.
| Ticket | Hotel pickup | Other attractions | Free cancellation | Length | From |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Full-Day E-Ticket, Non-Refundable | Make your own way | Aquarium only | Non-refundable | Valid 1 day | $14 |
| Cheapest E-Ticket, Free Cancellation | Make your own way | Aquarium only | Free cancellation | 1 to 2 hours | $13 |
| Aquaria Plus Landmarks Drive | Transfer included | More than the aquarium | Free cancellation | 3 hours 30 minutes | $72 |
| Refundable Admission, Flexible Booking | Make your own way | Aquarium only | Free cancellation | 1 to 2 hours | $22 |
| Aquaria Plus Hotel Transfer | Transfer included | Aquarium only | Free cancellation | About 1 hour | $38 |
| Aquaria and Indoor Theme Park Combo | Make your own way | More than the aquarium | Free cancellation | 2 to 4 hours | $21 |
| Half-Day Animal Parks Combo | Transfer included | More than the aquarium | Free cancellation | About 4 hours | $105 |
| Private City Tour, Aquaria Included | Transfer included | More than the aquarium | Free cancellation | 5 hours | $58 |
| Private Full-Day, Three Attractions | Transfer included | More than the aquarium | Free cancellation | 8 hours | $114 |
What You Will See Inside Aquaria KLCC
The walk moves from freshwater and jungle exhibits through to the open ocean, ending at the tunnel where sharks and rays pass overhead. Knowing the order before you start helps you pace the visit instead of rushing the final zones.
Stop 1 of 10
Evolution Zone
Red-bellied Piranha
The first zone on the route, and home to the red-bellied piranha, which come in for their feed at 16:00 each day.
Stop 2 of 10
Touch Zone
Brown-banded Bamboo Shark · Horseshoe Crab
The hands-on stop, with a daily feed at 10:45 that opens the whole schedule. It comes early in the route, so it fills quickly.
Stop 3 of 10
Jewels of Jungle
Asian Small-clawed Otter · Electric Eel · Tokay Gecko
A jungle-themed gallery in the first stretch of the route, and one of the calmer sections once the opening crowds have moved through.
Stop 4 of 10
Shipwreck
Red Lionfish · Reef Stonefish
A sunken-hull set piece mid-route, built for slow looking: the longer you stand at the glass, the more the wreck gives up.
Stop 5 of 10
The Stream
Asian Small-clawed Otter
The otter run. Asian small-clawed otters are fed here twice daily, at 11:15 and 16:30, and the rail fills fast when the keeper appears.
Stop 6 of 10
Station Aquarius
Moon Jelly · Seahorse
The jellyfish and seahorse gallery, fed daily at 12:15 and 15:15. Low light, slow water, and a natural pause point in the route.
Stop 7 of 10
Flooded Forest
Arapaima · Alligator Garfish
A freshwater tank on a big scale, with arapaima fed at 14:30 and the wider freshwater species coming in at 17:30, the last feed of the day.
Stop 8 of 10
The Coastal
Archerfish · Giant Mudskipper
The coastal stretch of the route, where a variety of species are fed at 17:45. Late visitors often have this zone almost to themselves.
Stop 9 of 10
Living Ocean
Sand Tiger Shark · Green Sea Turtle · Giant Moray Eel · Giant Grouper
The big saltwater display near the end of the route, where sharks, rays and turtles circle the water above the walk-through tunnel. Feeding sessions run here twice each afternoon.
Stop 10 of 10
Weird and Wonderful
Pinecone Fish
The final gallery on the route, home to strange species including fish that glow. A 13:00 feeding session brings the oddities to life.
Why Aquaria KLCC Is Worth Two Hours
5,000+
Land and water creatures spread across the themed zones from Evolution to Living Ocean
60,000sq ft
Spread over one level inside the Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre
90metres
Length of the transparent underwater tunnel, crossed on a moving walkway beneath sharks and rays.
2.5million litres
Saltwater circulating through the main tank that the tunnel passes through
15exhibits
Themed zones in sequence, from Evolution Zone through to Weird and Wonderful
7+shark species
Shark and ray species cruising the main tank alongside sea turtles
Explore The Kuala Lumpur Aquarium Zone By Zone
Sort the route by what you came for, whether that is the sand tiger sharks, the arapaima, or the tunnel where the larger marine species cruise overhead. Each zone listing notes how long it takes to see and which animals are fed there.
Showing all 10 zones, in the order the route runs.
| Zone | Stop | What you see | Feeding | Feeding stops | Time to spend |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Evolution Zone | 1 | Red-bellied Piranha | 16:00 | 1 | 12 min |
| Touch Zone | 2 | Brown-banded Bamboo Shark, Horseshoe Crab | 10:45 | 1 | 12 min |
| Jewels of Jungle | 3 | Asian Small-clawed Otter, Electric Eel, Tokay Gecko | None scheduled | 0 | 12 min |
| Shipwreck | 4 | Red Lionfish, Reef Stonefish | None scheduled | 0 | 12 min |
| The Stream | 5 | Asian Small-clawed Otter | 11:15, 16:30 | 2 | 12 min |
| Station Aquarius | 6 | Moon Jelly, Seahorse | 12:15, 15:15 | 2 | 12 min |
| Flooded Forest | 7 | Arapaima, Alligator Garfish | 14:30 (Mon, Wed, Sat), 17:30 | 2 | 12 min |
| The Coastal | 8 | Archerfish, Giant Mudskipper | 17:45 | 1 | 12 min |
| Living Ocean | 9 | Sand Tiger Shark, Green Sea Turtle, Giant Moray Eel, Giant Grouper | 12:30, 15:30 | 2 | 12 min |
| Weird and Wonderful | 10 | Pinecone Fish | 13:00 | 1 | 12 min |
No single zone carries all of those on the operator's own exhibit pages.
Feeding Times And Shows, Hour By Hour
The feeding schedule is the one fixed clock inside the building, so it pays to build your visit around it. A professional aquarist hand-feeds the marine animals daily, and the sessions double as short talks about the role each species plays in keeping its habitat in balance. Two feeds stand out: the sand tiger shark feed and the arapaima feed, and both run only on Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays. Beyond feeding, the operator publishes no show timetable, so plan around feed times rather than a performance calendar, and confirm the day's sessions on the live booking page.
Day of the week
Your arrival time
Pick an arrival time to see how many of the 13 daily feedings are still ahead of you.
| Time | Zone | What is fed | Days |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10:45 | Touch Pool | Variety of species | daily |
| 11:15 | The Stream | Asian small-clawed otter | daily |
| 12:00 | Aquatheatre | Variety of marine species | daily |
| 12:15 | Station Aquarius | Jellyfish and seahorse | daily |
| 12:30 | Living Ocean | Variety of marine species | daily |
| 13:00 | Weird and Wonderful | Variety of species | daily |
| 14:30 | Flooded Forest | Arapaima | Mon, Wed, Sat |
| 15:00 | Aquatheatre | Variety of marine species | daily |
| 15:00 | Aquatheatre | Sand tiger shark | Mon, Wed, Sat |
| 15:15 | Station Aquarius | Jellyfish and seahorse | daily |
| 15:30 | Living Ocean | Variety of marine species | daily |
| 16:00 | Evolution Zone | Red-bellied piranha | daily |
| 16:30 | The Stream | Asian small-clawed otter | daily |
| 17:30 | Flooded Forest | Freshwater species | daily |
| 17:45 | The Coastal | Variety of species | daily |
When To Go: Quietest Hours At The Kuala Lumpur Aquarium
Aquaria KLCC sits almost on the equator and entirely indoors, so weather and season barely matter. What shapes your visit is the hour you arrive and whether Malaysian school holidays are running, since family crowds swing the queue far more than any rain cloud outside.
Weekday mornings
Weekday mornings are the calmest stretch at Aquaria KLCC. Tour groups tend to arrive later in the day, so an early start puts you ahead of them through the opening zones, with the full route still ahead and no queue at the entrance.
Weekday afternoons
Late afternoon works better than it sounds. Crowds thin after the lunchtime peak, and if you time the visit around a feeding session you get the highlight of the day without the midday crush. Leave enough room in the schedule to finish the walk at an unhurried pace.
Midweek afternoons
Crowd levels swing with the calendar. Reviews from 2026 describe manageable crowds on some days, with weekends and school holidays the busiest stretches. Arriving close to opening, or later in the afternoon once the first wave has passed through, tends to make the tunnel and tanks easier to enjoy at your own pace.
Where The Kuala Lumpur Aquarium Is And How To Reach It
Aquaria KLCC sits inside the Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre, on Jalan Pinang in the 50088 postal district, right at the edge of the KLCC area. Getting there on foot is straightforward. The aquarium is a short walk from the rail stations serving the KLCC district, and the stroll from Suria KLCC mall or KLCC Park is shorter still, so a visit pairs naturally with the Petronas Towers and the park's shaded paths. Ride-hailing works too, with the Convention Centre's concourse entrance the landmark to aim for.
Schematic only, not to scale. Marker positions come from the attraction's published coordinates. Use the live map for actual walking routes.
What Visitors Say About The Kuala Lumpur Aquarium
★★★★★
“Great way to purchase the ticket. No need to queue and scan the barcode”
Susi, Indonesia, operator-listing review of Full-Day E-Ticket, Non-Refundable
★★★★★
“A very enjoyable way to spend a couple of hours. The signage was easy to read, especially as I normally would need to use my glasses! Great value for money and can be highly recommended.”
M G, United Kingdom, operator-listing review of Full-Day E-Ticket, Non-Refundable
★★★★★
“Super fun aquarium, large sea animals; the kids loved it”
Larissa, Netherlands, operator-listing review of Full-Day E-Ticket, Non-Refundable
★★★★★
“It was worth it! No expensive costs, but a great experience!”
David, Germany, operator-listing review of Full-Day E-Ticket, Non-Refundable
★★★★★
“Beautiful aquarium. Nice place to go with partner, friend or family to kill an hour or two in the city.”
Dannii, United Kingdom, operator-listing review of Full-Day E-Ticket, Non-Refundable
★★★★★
“A very nice aquarium, but quite difficult to find as it's in a building with a bag check at the entrance, not very well signposted if you're coming from the road. Inside, thankfully there are other small creatures besides fish to keep things interesting. One small drawback inside: screens displaying fish.”
Floriane, Réunion, operator-listing review of Full-Day E-Ticket, Non-Refundable
★★★★★
“absolutely amazing aquarium. very interesting exhibition and under water creatures!”
Leonid, Indonesia, operator-listing review of Full-Day E-Ticket, Non-Refundable
★★★★★
“It’s awesome guys! Don’t hesitate to visit this, incredible staff, awesome animals and unforgettable memories.”
Mauro, Portugal, operator-listing review of Full-Day E-Ticket, Non-Refundable
Traveler reviews shown here are published by the operator on its real online booking listing for the Aquaria KLCC entry ticket, from verified bookings; we do not collect, select or edit them. Some were written in another language and appear in the listing's own English translation.
Where To Stay Near KLCC
These picks put the Convention Centre within walking range, so an aquarium morning needs no taxi and no train. Each listing notes how close it sits to the entrance.
Traders Hotel Kuala Lumpur
KLCC, linked to the convention centre that houses the aquarium
This is the closest of the three to the convention centre, the building Aquaria KLCC sits inside, so an aquarium morning needs no transport and no road crossings. The trade is a business-leaning property rather than a resort, which most visitors to this part of the city never miss.
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KLCC, across Jalan Pinang from the convention centre
It sits on Jalan Pinang, the same street as the convention centre, so the walk to the aquarium entrance is short and simple. A solid mid-range choice rather than a five-star one, which is the compromise you make to stay this close to KLCC.
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Jalan Ampang, one LRT stop from KLCC
A serviced residence rather than a plain hotel room, which suits families staying several nights and wanting a kitchen and some space. From here the aquarium is a manageable outing via the nearby rail stations, or on foot if the weather is kind.
Check ratesFrequently Asked Questions About The Kuala Lumpur Aquarium
How much does an Aquaria KLCC ticket cost?
It depends on which listing you buy. Straight entry tickets compared on this page start at $13 per person, and the most-reviewed option, a Globaltix listing rated 4.2 across 711 reviews, starts at $14. A transfer-inclusive ticket from Way to Kuala Lumpur runs from $38, varying by group size. Combo products that fold the aquarium into a city tour run higher, from $58 up to $114, with the longest, a full-day itinerary covering the aquarium, bird park and butterfly park, at the top of that range. Check the live booking page for the current price on your date.
What are the opening hours and last entry time?
Aquaria KLCC sits beneath the Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre, so it runs rain or shine and stays busy whenever Malaysian schools break for holidays. Weekend and holiday sessions fill first, and weekday mornings tend to be the calmest stretch of the day. Timed entry is sold in bands across opening hours, which helps spread crowds through the tunnels and tanks. Before heading to Jalan Pinang, glance at the live booking page to confirm the hours and session times for the date you have in mind.
Can I cancel my ticket if plans change?
Often, yes. Of the listings compared here, most carry free cancellation, including the GlobalTix admission e-ticket, the J S TOURS admission ticket, and the transfer-inclusive option from Way to Kuala Lumpur. The main exception is the most-reviewed entry ticket, the Globaltix listing rated 4.2 across 711 reviews, which does not advertise free cancellation. Combo tours from operators such as Asni Tours, YTS Holidays, THS Travel and E Asia Holidays also list free cancellation. Check the cancellation line on the listing before you book rather than after.
Are there cheaper tickets for Malaysians?
None of the listings compared on this page publish a separate resident rate. The from-prices here, starting at $13, are the standard rates shown to every buyer. If a MyKad holder discount matters to your budget, the aquarium's own ticketing counter is the place to ask, because resident pricing, where it exists, is set by the venue rather than the resellers.
When is the aquarium least crowded?
The feeding schedule is the thing to plan around, and it starts early. The touch pool feed comes first at 10:45, the otters eat at 11:15, and the Aquatheatre show follows at 12:00, so a late-morning arrival can catch three sessions in a row. Afternoon visitors get a second run: jellyfish and seahorses at 15:15, the Living Ocean at 15:30, and piranhas at 16:00. The full timetable is listed further up this page.
Is Aquaria KLCC suitable for toddlers?
Yes, and for the same reasons it suits adults on a hot afternoon: the whole route is indoors and air-conditioned, on one level, with no roads to cross between the door and the tanks. The Touch Zone comes early in the sequence, which helps, and the otter feeds at 11:15 and 16:30 are timed well for younger attention spans. Child pricing varies between listings, so check the live booking page for the option you prefer.
What is the best way to get to the aquarium?
Aquaria KLCC sits inside the Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre, on Jalan Pinang, and KLCC station on the LRT is the rail stop most visitors use, with the walk passing through the KLCC area rather than along busy roads. If you are coming from the Petronas Towers side, follow the convention centre signage down to the aquarium entrance. Drivers can use the convention centre car park; the entrance to the aquarium is signposted inside the building.
Are shark dives or behind-the-scenes add-ons offered?
Not through anything sold on this page. All nine listings here are standard admission, transfer or combo products, and none includes an in-water experience or a backstage pass. If a dive or a cage encounter in the main tank is what you are after, that is arranged directly with the aquarium, separately from any ticket compared here, and it will have its own requirements around certification and booking notice. For ordinary entry, though, the listings below cover the full range.
Kuala Lumpur Aquarium, Answered
Plain answers on the practical side of a visit: what entry costs across the nine listings compared here, how the feeding timetable shapes your arrival time, which zones sit where along the route, and how to pair the aquarium with the rest of a KLCC day.
Prices and tickets
- Free Things in KLCCGuide
- Ticket PricesGuide
Planning the visit
- Family PackagesGuide
- Feeding TimesGuide
- Getting There and ParkingGuide
- Opening hoursGuide
What's inside
- Aquaria KLCC ReviewsGuide
- Aquariums ComparedGuide
- Petrosains vs AquariaGuide
Around KLCC
- KLCC at NightGuide
- KLCC AttractionsGuide
- KLCC ParkGuide
- Suria KLCC GuideGuide
The best-reviewed tour sits at the top of this page
Full-Day E-Ticket, Non-Refundable
This is the straight entry ticket to Aquaria KLCC, the oceanarium inside the Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre, a short walk from the Petronas Twin Towers. It covers the full route: the touch pool, the freshwater and coastal sections, and the underwater tunnel where sharks and rays glide past overhead. Visitors often single the tunnel out as the highlight of the visit, though some note the collection feels modest next to bigger international aquariums and that photo packages cost extra. The ticket is a mobile e-ticket, valid one day, and it carries the most reviews of any listing on this page, at 4.2 across 711 reviews. It is non-refundable once booked, so check your dates before committing.
from $14per person, live price on the listing (checked September 2026)
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Cheapest E-Ticket, Free Cancellation
A second e-ticket for the same aquarium, run by GlobalTix and priced from $13, the lowest from-price on this page. It carries free cancellation, which the main entry ticket does not, and the listing budgets 1 to 2 hours for the visit. The rating sits at 4.0 from 12 reviews. Worth comparing against the anchor ticket if your plans might shift.
from $13per person, live price on the listing (checked September 2026)
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Free cancellation
Refundable Admission, Flexible Booking
J S Tours resells Aquaria KLCC admission with free cancellation attached, which the main non-refundable ticket does not offer. It is a young listing with a single five-star review, so treat the rating as thin rather than proven. Priced from $22, it suits travellers who want a refundable booking more than the lowest price.
from $22per person, live price on the listing (checked September 2026)
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Free cancellation