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    Jellyfish Museum

    3.5 (52 reviews)
    Open 10:00 am - 7:00 pm
    Updated 2 weeks ago

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    Cannonball Jellyfish
    Melissa H.

    I would give it ten stars if I could!! This was an absolute amazing visit, and it was well worth the travel. My daughter is obsessed with jellyfish and while I may not know everything, I found the signs around very informative and helpful! The staff were helpful, and I would highly recommend taking a tour. I really can't overstate how lovely our guide Naphtali was. Some may say that they passed through quickly, but we stayed and were entertained for three hours. The only "warning" I would give is that there were lots of families with young kids, so be careful where you step! Small and could probably be walked through in 30+ minutes if you didn't read everything. But the information and details are well done.

    Jessica T.

    This was a very cool place to visit on the hot days of summer. It was nice right by the beach but it was small and very expensive for what it was. It was very much a one and done for my family. The colors are mesmerizing and it is beautiful but for what we paid, I wanted so much more.

    Mia R.

    A jellyfish museum in Pompano Beach! I came with my godson, cousins, and partner on a Friday and it wasn't too busy. They have a Florida resident discount and grabbing a ticket at the front was easy. The museum as a whole isn't too big but a good size for being a museum all about jellyfish. I think this is a great spot to take kids if you're in the area! I have an adoration for jellyfish (from afar) so it was really cool seeing all the different species and learning about them. They had really cool interactive spots where my godson spent a good amount of time. Even I was enamored by the interactive space. A really cool spot for a photo! There was also another large room right before exiting where they had more jelly fish and a large projection on some of the walls. There was also a table where kids could sit and do some puzzles. There's a gift shop at the end, as well. Parking was a breeze with a pretty sizeable lot where the museum is located within. Overall, a cute addition to Pompano and a fun spot for young kids!

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    Julie F.

    What a lovely museum. Brand new to Pompano Beach and the first jellyfish museum of its kind in the United States. It was created by a husband and wife originally from Ukraine. This will become a major tourist attraction for Pompano Beach due to its uniqueness. Just fyi seniors and Florida residents get a small discount. It is fairly expensive, but if you like anything marine related this should be on your "to see" list. Tours are offered and they are well worth taking the time to learn more about the displays and specimens. Naftalia was well versed and easily explained the differences and characteristics. If she's there, try to take one of her tours! Who knew there were so many types and related types. Some have arms and some have both tentacles and arms. Some can grow huge. Some are just pretty to look at. Some are asexual and some may even be able to choose their gender. Some are hazardous to fishing. Some are hazardous -- or venomous -- to man. All are fascinating. The museum has their own free parking lot right outside the museum. This makes a visit convenient. So glad I stopped by to see this new and interesting museum.

    Jellyfish
    Mariah M.

    Jellyfish Museum @jellyfishworld_pompano Pompano Beach, FL 25 species of jellyfish from all over the world! So cool to see! When are you going to check this out? #JellyfishMuseum #PompanoBeach #Museum #Jellyfish LetsDrinkz #EatzWithSweetz LetsEatz

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    Pam K.

    The good is that the parking was free, it was dark and well air conditioned, so a nice retreat on a hot day. The bad is that is was pretty expensive and even when taking our time our family was done in an hour. It was more of an Instagram spot/ jellyfish art experience than a museum. Didn't feel it was an educational experience. There was a place to see how your measurement up to the largest jelly fish, but it wasn't set accurately on the floor so you looked shorter than you were. And a few of the signs were hard to read (7ft in the air) or the sentence structure was off.

    Vicki M.

    Who knew there was such thing as a Jellyfish Museum in Pompano Beach?! The museum is two blocks off the beach in a former bank building. There is free parking in their lot. Tickets are $24 for adults, but Florida residents are $21. There are many aquariums filled with different jellyfish. There is a sign beside each describing the jellyfish, how large they get and where they live. There is a small gift shop as you exit. There are some great photo ops. We were able to see and read about all the jellyfish in less than one hour.

    The entire experience is mesmerizing. The staff is so helpful - Napthalie answered all my questions -she's so knowledgeable! I will definitely be going back. And I think I'll get the official tour next time. Go! You won't regret it!

    Alex S.

    Great new attraction in Pompano Beach, with over 25 species of jellyfish on display in special tanks. The lighting really enhances their biology and their behavior in an underwater world. It was very captivating!

    Nancy K.

    Well , it was our first time here , and I must say it's very interesting who knew there were so many different types of jellyfish! It's $20 a person if you're an adult.II'm not sure if it's worth it , but a lot of money went into building this museum. I woudn't bring a 3-year-old there.However, 8-year-old, twelve-year-old OK. it's very interesting and very pretty.I totally recommend at least one time!

    JC R.

    Cool experience and super informative. The layout is simple to navigate and you can get through it in 30 mins. I think it's a must do activity in pompano beach but once you've gone you've seen it all. It's just a little small for the price.

    Lailah Starr H.

    Waste of money . paid $24.99 PER PERSON . drove an hour to see everything in 5-10 minutes walking through the whole museum

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    A very nice museum next to the pompano pier. Beautiful building with lots of exhibits. Definitely worth stopping by if you are in the area.

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    Very overpriced. The museum is fun and interactive but not for the price it's worth. We were out of there in 30 mins.

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    It was so so small for the price. It was a relaxing atmosphere, but you'll walk through the whole thing in 10 minutes.

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    3.6(348 reviews)
    8.7 mi

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    4.0(92 reviews)
    8.4 mi

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