Manila Ocean Park fishes get Paparazzied

Written by Fritz

When I went to the Manila Ocean Park in April, I thought it would have been better if they had more fishes and if it had been bigger. At the time, there was news that only 60% of the park and it’s attractions were available for public viewing because construction of the entire project isn’t finished yet. Soft Launch was the term they used when they sort of “opened.” At the rate they were going then, it wouldn’t surprise me if the entire project is already 80% done by now.

I was expecting whales and big fish or at least a lot of exotic creatures. Hopefully,the trip back would be more worthwhile.

Manila Ocean Park admission fees are still at P400 for adults and P350 for children 4.5 ft. and below. It’s just behind the Quirino Grandstand in Luneta in Manila (Philippines) with telephone number (632) 5677777. For more info about the Manila Ocean Park, you may visit their already very comprehensive website.

Photos below were taken from both my Canon Ixus i5 and teh penultimate camphone.