If you’re looking for fun, five-star family entertainment, the Dallas World Aquarium is just the ticket. And with parking at such an expensive premium in downtown Dallas, renting an Eagle bus makes good logistical and economic sense.
The Aquarium has been a crowd-pleasing favorite since it first opened in 1992. Located in the West End Historic District, this venue is home not only to many amazing sea creatures but also to a wide variety of threatened or endangered animals.
The venue itself is divided into two levels. On the first or upper level, you’ll find a stunning reproduction of the Orinoco Rainforest. This exhibit is actually a bird and animal sanctuary that houses everything from toucans, vampire bats, Orinoco crocodiles, electric eels to three-toed sloths.
The second or lower level is dedicated to showcasing sea life from around the world. As you make your way through this area, you’ll have the opportunity to see fish, coral and other aquatic life from Japan, Indonesia, Fiji, Southern Australia, the Bahamas and other exotic locations. A must-see exhibit is the 40-foot tunnel in which you can actively observe fish from the continental shelf swimming around you.
Now is the perfect time to make plans to visit the Dallas Aquarium. It’s still early enough in 2012 for you, your family and maybe a few friends to enjoy some quality time together. And when you go to where the wild things are, make sure you get there on an Eagle bus.
