Hey honey, let’s go to Puerto Vallarta to be indoors looking at fish and other marine life right next to an actual ocean rather than outside enjoying the beautiful, warm, sunny weather, ocean and ocean breeze that the area has to offer! Sorry, but sounds like another waste of money project like the new malecon. I cannot think of a single family member or friend that would visit me and be interested in going to an aquarium while here.
Eh….just more construction to detract from the natural beauty of the bay…and simply for a living”liquid” zoo, ironically, next to nature;s perfect aquarum. Sorry, but can’t find any enthusiam to muster on such a project nor can justify support to even visit it.
we have an entire ocean right beside us… why do we need this? people aren’t gonna suddenly decide to travel here just for this. they come here for the sun, ocean, culture, and our wonderful natural surroundings…
Then they should wait until they’re big enough. No marine life should be compromised for the sake of entertainment. Some say it’s education. Really? To teach children that it’s OK to torture free animals? Think it through.
I think, like everything else, people try to simplify a complicated issue. We know for a fact that zoos and aquariums around the world have rescued and rehabilitated animals, along with helping bring back other animals on the verge of extinction. We also know most people who enter into the field of marine biology, veterinarian, and wildlife preservation were first introduced to animals and their passion for animals at these facilities. It’s very difficult to facilitate the passion needed to enter this work by only having exposure through books and movies. We also know many zoos and aquariums can only fund other initiatives, like wildlife preservation, by charging admission into these ‘parks’ because governments are not doing enough. I know our extincted animal list would be larger without these kinds of places, so it’s hard to damn them, but I am sure they can be managed better to offer education and better lives for the animals. Everything is more complicated than we can express in a FB comment.
Ian Hayden Parker that’s why they have libraries! That’s where I learned about the Dolphins, sharks and whales and have never spent one dime watching them in cages! Sad
Jeeeez they are closing down areas of SEA WORLD – learn people
Nooooooooooooooooooooooooo
Sad
Hey honey, let’s go to Puerto Vallarta to be indoors looking at fish and other marine life right next to an actual ocean rather than outside enjoying the beautiful, warm, sunny weather, ocean and ocean breeze that the area has to offer! Sorry, but sounds like another waste of money project like the new malecon. I cannot think of a single family member or friend that would visit me and be interested in going to an aquarium while here.
The last place my family or grandchildren would want to go to while visiting here.
Eh….just more construction to detract from the natural beauty of the bay…and simply for a living”liquid” zoo, ironically, next to nature;s perfect aquarum. Sorry, but can’t find any enthusiam to muster on such a project nor can justify support to even visit it.
No no no no no no!
Such a bunch of money grubbing pigs! Leave the Dolphins and all other creatures in their natural habitat! I will never shop there!
Who are you calling pigs?
Ew.
we have an entire ocean right beside us… why do we need this? people aren’t gonna suddenly decide to travel here just for this. they come here for the sun, ocean, culture, and our wonderful natural surroundings…
Help to keep all that Cruise Ship business from getting to town :-(
Mariela Dueñas Rossell
Boo. ? Awful news.
Hermoso estará….
Very bad news….
Kaki Kahl
Brenda Breeding
Brittany Daniels
This will be great, my little kids and many other little kids will love it who aren’t old enough to go scuba diving to see the marine life in the bay.
Then they should wait until they’re big enough. No marine life should be compromised for the sake of entertainment. Some say it’s education. Really? To teach children that it’s OK to torture free animals? Think it through.
I recommend the BBC series: Blue Planet.
I think, like everything else, people try to simplify a complicated issue. We know for a fact that zoos and aquariums around the world have rescued and rehabilitated animals, along with helping bring back other animals on the verge of extinction. We also know most people who enter into the field of marine biology, veterinarian, and wildlife preservation were first introduced to animals and their passion for animals at these facilities. It’s very difficult to facilitate the passion needed to enter this work by only having exposure through books and movies. We also know many zoos and aquariums can only fund other initiatives, like wildlife preservation, by charging admission into these ‘parks’ because governments are not doing enough. I know our extincted animal list would be larger without these kinds of places, so it’s hard to damn them, but I am sure they can be managed better to offer education and better lives for the animals. Everything is more complicated than we can express in a FB comment.
I can’t wait till it opens.
Ian Hayden Parker – well said!
Ian Hayden Parker that’s why they have libraries! That’s where I learned about the Dolphins, sharks and whales and have never spent one dime watching them in cages! Sad
You think there will be whales in the aquarium Cathy Weiler?Cool.
Because there is not enough marine life in the bay?
I just report the news :( jajajaja
Puerto Vallarta News Report all these replies. What are they thinking?