Tennessee Aquarium Introduces New Summer Family Pass

  • Friday, April 29, 2016
  • Thom Benson

A visit to the Tennessee Aquarium is so much more than just experiencing North American River Otters, American Alligators and big, toothy sharks up close – it’s about making special memories that last forever. Now that summer is almost upon us, a new offer allows families to enjoy the wonders of the #1-rated Aquarium in the country as often as they wish, all season long.

The new Tennessee Aquarium Summer Family Pass will be available at all Chattanooga-area Food City locations from May 1 through May 31. The pass costs $90 and is valid for daily admission for two adults and up to five children or grandchildren (age 18 or younger) from the date of purchase through Labor Day, Monday, September 5.

The Aquarium’s Summer Family Pass also includes the following benefits:

-        Save $4 per person for each 45-minute IMAX with Laser film

-        Save $8 per adult and $6.50 per child on River Gorge Explorer tickets

-        Additional discounts on Backstage Pass tours and guest tickets

-        Save 10% at Aquarium gift shops and concessions

To purchase the Tennessee Aquarium Summer Family Pass, present your ValuCard at the register of any local Food City store.

For questions, call the Tennessee Aquarium’s membership department at 423-267-FISH (3474).

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