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Shedd Aquarium 1200 S. DuSable Lake Shore Drive Chicago, IL 60605 312-939-2438 Want to be a Shedd insider? Be the first to know about new programs, exclusive content, animal facts and more!
Parking is available on the Museum Campus in several lots. See more information about parking at Shedd here. Metered parking may also be available on Solidarity Drive up to 10 hours, but only after 8 a.m. Shedd is not responsible for cars ticketed or towed by the City of Chicago. Parking is not permitted on the aquarium's service entrance.
For information about joining Shedd's Aquarium Council at the Aquarium ($1,500), Fellow ($2,500), Guardian ($5,000), and Conservator ($10,000) membership levels, please see our Aquarium Council page or call Member Services at 312-692-3284. Special offers apply only to Supporter through Advocate level memberships.
Get ready for unforgettable encounters with belugas and bluegills, stingrays and sturgeons, sea stars and sea otters—and so many more animals from aquatic environments around the world. Large or small, freshwater or marine, favorite friends or new ones, the animals at Shedd will surprise, mesmerize, inspire and move you! Animal Experiences ...
Join Shedd. Become a member to receive free entry and access to a diverse array of member-only programs, events and discounts. While tickets are free, advance reservations are highly recommended due to the high demand for tickets. My Account. Log into your account to update your contact information, save a payment method or renew your membership.
Shedd Aquarium’s historic home is evolving to meet the needs of our animals, our community and guests of the future. See how these significant transformations and restorations will prepare Shedd for the next 100 years of looking nature in the eye.
26 de jun. de 2019 · John G. Shedd Aquarium shares the esteemed Museum Campus with Field Museum of Natural History and the Adler Planetarium and Astronomy Museum.Donated to Chicago by Shedd, who was the second president and chairman of the board of Marshall Field & Company, the revered Chicago institution opened in 1930. Since that time, it has added several permanent exhibits to the main aquarium, effectively ...
