Marine World Uminonakamichi Tickets

Name: Marine World Uminonakamichi Tickets
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Your experience

Discover the surreal beauty of Fukuoka's Uminonakamichi Marine World, one of the world's largest aquariums featuring over 150 sharks and 10,000 colorful marine creatures. From observing rare sea otters to enjoying live dolphin performances in an open-air theater, this venue offers an immersive journey through Kyushu's native ocean habitats.

Getting started

Begin your visit by arriving at Uminonakamichi Marine World, situated inside the sprawling Uminonakamichi Seaside Park in Fukuoka. Present your digital ticket at the main entrance to enter this world-class educational conservation hub and ocean facility.

What to expect

• Explore over 70 immersive water tanks and natural habitat exhibits designed to replicate the unique aquatic environments of Kyushu. Marvel at massive panoramic ocean displays housing thousands of fish, over 150 varieties of sharks, and an outdoor whale pool. Along the way, catch a rare sight of Japan's few remaining sea otters—with only 8 residing in the entire country.

• Head over to the Marine Theater, a vast dolphinarium featuring seating for over 1,400 guests. Watch dynamic, high-energy performances from acrobatic dolphins and sea lions doing impressive tricks, complete with opportunities for audience interaction.

Wrap up your aquatic journey with an up-close aqua live show, where you can observe vibrant sea life right against the glass of the main panoramic tank for a truly memorable view.

Over 150 sharks and vibrant marine life inhabit one of the world's largest tanks inside Uminonakamichi Marine World.
Rare sea otters (with only 8 living in all of Japan) offer an extraordinary highlight for visitors.
Educational exhibits showcase the diverse ecosystem and rich marine species inhabiting the waters surrounding Kyushu.
Entertaining dolphin and sea lion performances feature acrobatic hoop jumps, playful tricks, and interactive fun.

Entry to Marine World Uminonakamichi

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• Your voucher will be emailed to you instantly.

• Display the voucher on your mobile phone with a valid photo ID to exchange your physical ticket. Students must show a valid student ID.

Ticket Redemption Point

• Fukuoka Airport International Terminal 1F HIS counter. (Opening hours 8:30-20:00)

• Please go to the Fukuoka Airport International Line counter with QR code voucher to exchange your physical ticket, and then vsit the aquarium with your physical ticket.

• Show your ticket at Marine World.

• Address: 18-28 Saitozaki, Higashi Ward, Fukuoka 811-0321, Japan.

Get Directions to the Ticket Redemption Point

Getting There

By Bus

• The closest bus stop is Marine World Uminonakamichi(bus). It is a quick 5-minute walk to the attraction.

• Board buses 21A, 21B to get you there.

By Train

• The closest train station is Uminonakamichi Station. It is a quick 8-minute walk to the attraction.

• Board Kashii Line to get you there.

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Marine World, 18-28 Saitozaki, Higashi Ward, Fukuoka
Marine World, 18-28 Saitozaki, Higashi Ward, Fukuoka, FUKUOKA, Japan
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Wissenswertes

Outside food and beverages cannot be brought into the venue.
Pets are strictly prohibited inside, with the exception of certified service animals carrying valid identification.
Hazardous items, including glass bottles, firecrackers, and laser pointers, are forbidden on the premises.
Regular operating hours run daily from 9:30am to 5:30pm (March to November) and 10:00am to 5:00pm during winter (December to February), with last admission 1 hour before closing.
Extended opening times apply during Golden Week (9:00am to 9:30pm) and select Night Aquarium event dates across summer and autumn (9:30am to 9:00pm).
Scheduled facility closures occur on the first Monday of February and the following two consecutive days.