The 90-metre tunnel, Aquaria KLCC's signature feature
Aquaria KLCC costs RM45 to RM52 for Malaysian citizens booking online with MyKad, cheaper than the RM52 to RM55 walk-in counter rate. Here's the full breakdown, including a genuine active promo code.
Booking online consistently beats the walk-in rate
| Category | Weekday | Weekend |
|---|---|---|
| Malaysian Adult | RM52 | RM55 |
| Malaysian Child (3–12) | RM42 | RM45 |
| Non-Malaysian Adult | RM75 | RM79 |
| Non-Malaysian Child (3–12) | RM65 | RM69 |
Infants aged 0 to 2 enter free across all categories.
Booking ahead consistently beats the counter rate. Current listings show Malaysian citizen adult tickets from RM45 (via redBus, after their flat 20% discount) up to RM50.50 on Traveloka. Child tickets run RM34 during off-peak periods and RM38 during peak (school holidays, Chinese New Year, year-end), also via redBus.
Non-Malaysian pricing runs meaningfully higher, online rates land around RM58 to RM69 for adults depending on the platform and day, versus RM75 to RM79 at the counter. If you're travelling with non-Malaysian family members, a Family Bundle (2 adults + 2 children) is available through TicketsToDo, listed at $58.89 (weekdays) or $66.07 (weekends and holidays) for international travellers.
Bundled tickets can beat buying each attraction separately
If you're planning a fuller day out, Traveloka lists a few bundled options for Malaysian citizens:
Worth comparing the combo price against buying each ticket separately, the saving is real but varies by which two attractions you're bundling.
A touch pool, fish spa, and daily feeding sessions round out the visit
Aquaria KLCC houses over 150 species of marine life across a genuine oceanarium, built around a 90-metre tunnel with a moving travelator, so you don't have to walk the whole stretch yourself while looking up at sharks, rays, and turtles overhead. There's a touch pool with starfish and bamboo sharks, a fish spa, and rarer sightings like the Giant Pacific Octopus and glow-in-the-dark pinecone fish. A daily animal feeding schedule is published separately, worth checking before you go if catching a specific feeding session matters to your visit.
Opening hours run 10:00am to 7:00pm daily, with last entry one hour before closing. Address: Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre, Jalan Pinang, KLCC, 50088 Kuala Lumpur. Phone: +60 3-2333 1888.
Bring MyKad to validate the Malaysian citizen rate at entry
Book your time slot in advance if you can. The venue has a maximum capacity, and weekends, school holidays, and public holidays specifically see longer queues, a pre-booked slot avoids standing in line.
Bring your MyKad if booking the Malaysian citizen rate, it's required at entry to validate the discounted price, showing up without it risks being charged the non-Malaysian rate on the spot.
Compare at least two platforms before booking. redBus, Traveloka, and TicketsToDo all list slightly different prices for what's functionally the same ticket, worth the few minutes it takes to check.