Winnipeg 
Events Description
Stingray Beach, an aquatic exhibit located in a new rotating exhibit gallery, is currently home to cownose and southern stingrays. Stingray Beach is included with regular Zoo admission.
The stingrays will be housed in a shallow 1,300 square foot pool. Visitors will have the opportunity to touch the stingrays. Rays are typically docile creatures and seem to enjoy human interaction and contact, though the animals always have the choice to swim away if they don’t want attention. An optional feeding experience will be offered three times daily for an additional cost. Windows along the sides of the pool will offer underwater views of the rays.
Stingray Beach Opening Spring 2019
This spring, experience an up-close encounter with amazing stingrays at Stingray Beach! Dip your hands in the shallow pool to feel cownose and southern stingrays flutter past your fingers. Stingray Beach is located in the new rotating exhibit gallery at the Zoo, and is included with your Zoo admission. Stingray Beach opens Thursday, May 16 at noon. Learn more: https://bit.ly/2IfBo4L
Posted by Assiniboine Park & Zoo on Thursday, April 11, 2019
Who is it for?
all ages
HOW MUCH
Regular Zoo admission
Park & Zoo Members – FREE
Adults (18 – 59) – $20.50
Seniors (60+) – $17.75
Students (with valid student ID) – $17.75
Youth (13 – 17 years) – $17.75
Children (3 – 12 years) – $11.25
Under 3 years – FREE
Rates shown do not include GST.
Stingray Feeding tickets: $10; does not include zoo admission (Must be 5 years old and over)
How to get tickets?
Buy Online
Door: Cash, debit card, MasterCard and Visa accepted.
WHEN & WHERE
Date & Time:
This exhibit will officially open on Thursday, May 16 at noon in advance of the Victoria Day long weekend.
Open till September 30, 2019
Venue: Assiniboine Park Zoo, 2595 Roblin Boulevard, Winnipeg, MB R3P 2N7
Located in the new rotating exhibit gallery
Public transport accessible
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