Tokyo Maxell Aqua Park Shinagawa with Dolphin Show Skip-the-Line Tickets
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Experience Highlights
Get your skip-the-line tickets to Tokyo's Maxell Aqua Park Shinagawa and enjoy a unique aquarium that combines digital art, nature and live shows, with fast-track access and no waiting.
Located just a 2-minute walk from Shinagawa Station, this state-of-the-art space is home to 20,000 creatures of 350 species in installations that transform with the seasons.
The highlight comes with the dolphin show, a dynamic and surprising display that fuses lights, music and aquatic acrobatics.
- Skip the queues and make the most of your visit.
- Experience the Dolphin Show, unique to Tokyo.
- Discover digital art and seasonal exhibitions in an innovative environment.
What’s included
- Queue-free entrance to Maxell Aqua Park Shinagawa
- Dolphin show
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Step by Step
Maxell Aqua Park Shinagawa is one of Japan's most original aquariums. Located in the heart of Tokyo, just a two-minute walk from Shinagawa Station, it offers an experience that goes far beyond the observation of marine animals: here digital art, music and light combine with underwater life to create an immersive and always different space.
In its rooms you will discover around 20,000 creatures of 350 species, from tropical fish to hypnotic jellyfish, including such unique specimens as the alfredi manta ray (the only one in eastern Japan) or the dwarf sawfish, which is only exhibited in this aquarium in the whole world. Each visit may surprise you with seasonal exhibits, designed to reflect Japan's four seasons with projections and visual settings.
The highlight of the visit is the dolphin show, where the animals perform spectacular jumps and choreographies to music and under an impressive light display. This show, included with your ticket, is an experience that is sure to delight families and travellers alike in search of unique moments in Tokyo.
