AQUAWALK Sdn Bhd, is a private company controlled by entrepreneur Datuk Simon Foong that owns Aquaria KLCC Kuala Lumpur. The company also owns the Aquaria Phuket, the biggest aquarium exhibit in Thailand. It has a 30% stake in Jakarta Aquarium and Safari (JAQ) in Jakarta.
Ranked Top 5 aquarium in Asia is the longest underwater tunnel in Malaysia, with two levels.
Exhibits iconic underwater species, such as green sea turtles, lethal sea snakes, sand tiger sharks, blue rays, giant groupers, etc.
Jalan Pinang, Kuala Lumpur City Centre,
Wilayah Persekutuan, 50088 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Nearest landmark - Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre
Distance of Aquaria KLCC from the Petronas Twin Towers. Click here for directions.
🚶Walk - 11 Minutes
🛵Bike - 3 Minutes
Other Convenient ways to get to Aquaria KLCC:
🚗 Personal car
🚕 Taxi
🚌 Bus
Book your KLCC bus ticket online from redBus at an affordable price. Click to book your Bus Ticket here.
🚅 LRT (Light Rapid Transit)
KLCC station (KJ10) is situated along the popular transit station at the KL Sentral (KL15). Even if you come from a different line, KJ10 is easily accessible.
🚆 MRT
Exit from Bukit Bintang Station (SBK 18A) and walk towards the Pavilion Shopping Mall. Process to the pedestrian walkway to take the 10-minute walk to Aquaria KLCC.
🚏 KL Hop-On Hop-Off Bus
This Double-decker bus with an open roof deck for city sightseeing covers 22 attractions on its route. You can drop off at Stop 9 directly at Aquaria KLCC.
Nearest parking facilities near Aquaria KLCC:
Park at the mall and take the underground passage to reach Aquaria KLCC.
Parking at the Conversation Centre is easy, as Aquaria KLCC is below it.
Cheaper parking rate during the weekend or public holiday compared to others. Located just opposite Aquaria KLCC.
• Species: Variety of Species
• Time: 10:45 am
• Species: Asian Small Clawed Otter
• Time: 11.15 | 4.30 pm
• Species: Electric Eel
• Time: 11.00 am — Mon, Wed & Sat
• Species: A Variety Of Marine Species
• Time: 12.00 pm | 3.00 pm | 6.30 pm
• Species: Sand Tiger Shark
• Time: 3.00 pm — Mon, Wed & Sat
• Species: Jellyfish & Seahorse
• Time: 12.15 pm | 3.15 pm
• Species: Variety Of Marine Species
• Time: 12.30 pm | 3.30 pm
• Species: Variety Of Species
• Time: 1.00 pm
• Species: Red Bellied Piranha
• Time: 4.00 pm
• Species: Freshwater Species
• Time: 5.30 pm
• Species: Arapaima
• Time: 2.30 pm — Mon, Wed & Sat
• Species: Variety Of Species
• Time: 5.45 pm
Visit the iconic Petronas Twin Towers. You can go to the observation deck for panoramic city views or walk across the Skybridge connecting the two towers.
Located beneath the Petronas Twin Towers, this upscale mall offers a wide range of retail outlets, dining options, and entertainment facilities.
A green oasis in the heart of the city, perfect for a relaxing stroll, a picnic, or enjoying the views of the Petronas Towers. There's also a children's playground and a wading pool.
An interactive science museum located in Suria KLCC, offering engaging exhibits for all ages.
A world-class concert hall that hosts classical music performances.
Another major shopping mall with a wide selection of international brands and dining options. Accessible via a covered walkway from KLCC.
A vibrant shopping and entertainment district, known for its street food and nightlife. A short taxi or monorail ride from KLCC.
Offers stunning views of the city and various attractions, including an observation deck and a revolving restaurant. A short taxi or monorail ride from KLCC.
Showcases a diverse collection of Islamic art from around the world. A short taxi ride from KLCC.
💆🏻♀️Spa: UR SPA at The RuMa Hotel and Residences
🛏️ Hotel: Traders Hotel & Impiana Hotel
🍲 Restaurant: Chili's KLCC
🕺Nightlife: kyō Kuala Lumpur
⛲Night Tour: Symphony Lake Water Show
Especially during peak hours, it's important to be mindful of crowds. Keep a close eye on children and stay aware of your surroundings.
Aquaria environments can sometimes have damp or slippery floors. Exercise caution, especially when walking near tanks and water features.
Pay attention to and follow the instructions of Aquaria KLCC staff. They are there to ensure the safety of both visitors and the animals.
Stay on designated pathways, and do not climb on exhibits. This is for your safety, and the safety of the animals.
Children should always be supervised. Because of the water and the crowds, it is very important to keep a close eye on children.
Familiarize yourself with the location of emergency exits in case of any unforeseen circumstances.
Do not touch or attempt to feed the animals unless specifically permitted during designated interactive sessions.
Avoid using flash photography, as it can startle and disturb the marine life.
Maintain a respectful distance from the tanks and exhibits. Do not tap on the glass, as this can stress the animals.
Keep your personal belongings secure to prevent theft.
Practice good hygiene, especially after touching any surfaces or participating in interactive exhibits.
Be aware that some areas may have limited wheelchair accessibility.
The staff at Aquaria KLCC are often very knowledgeable and passionate about the marine life. If you have questions, don't hesitate to ask. They can provide fascinating insights and personal anecdotes that you won't find in brochures.
Sometimes they will point out specific animals and their behaviors that you may have missed.
The lighting within Aquaria KLCC is carefully designed to mimic natural underwater conditions. This means that the light levels and colors can change throughout the day, creating different moods and highlighting different aspects of the exhibits. Visiting at different times can offer varied experiences.
While the large sharks and rays are the stars, pay attention to the smaller tanks that showcase micro-ecosystems. These tanks are often teeming with life and offer a glimpse into the intricate relationships between different species.
While the aquariums are very well maintained, there is a very faint smell of the salt water and the life within the water. This adds to the realism of the experience.
Aquaria KLCC Operator reportedly plans to debut on the ACE Market in the first Quarter of 2025. It will be the region's first oceanarium operator to go public. According to sources, the company will make a formal submission to Bursa Malaysia in the third Quarter.
Ans. Aquaria KLCC ticket price starts at only MYR 34 after discount at redBus. Please note that the price may vary based on seasonality.
Ans. Online ticket booking for Aquaria KLCC can be done via the redBus app or site.
Ans. Yes, you need to bring your identity card (myKad).
Ans. It takes around two hours to explore Aquaria KLCC.
Ans. Kids Aquaria KLCC ticket price starts at only MYR 34 during off-peak and MYR 38 during peak after discount.
Ans. It is a 90-metre underwater tunnel featuring 60,000 square feet divided into two levels.
Ans. To get to Aquaria KLCC from KL Sentral there are five options:
Ans. Two options to reach Aquaria KLCC from Suria KLCC Mall. You can walk through KLCC Park or take the KLCC underground pedestrian tunnel. Both option covers the same distance and take only five to ten minutes walk.
There are 7 different species of sharks including Giant Stingrays.
It is developed and owned by Aquawalk Sdn Bhd. Dato’ Simon Foong is the CEO od Aquawalk.
Weekday mornings to noon, around 10:00 am to 01:00 pm., are generally the quietest. Early evenings, outside of the peak times, can also be a good option.
The distance between Petronas Towers and Aquaria KLCC is 5 km. The best way to get from Petronas Towers to Aquaria KLCC is via bus which takes approximately 20 minutes.
The distance between Aquaria KLCC to Airport is 30.2 km.
Yes, you can enter Aquaria KLCC by simply scanning the M-Ticket QR code.
No, you do not need to spend extra money to use the legends/amenities.
The ideal location is KLCC Area. Given Aquaria KLCC is located within the Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre, which is adjacent to the Petronas Twin Towers, staying in the KLCC area offers the easiest access. Many hotels are within walking distance.