The main attraction of Manila Ocean Park is the Oceanarium which houses 14,000 sea creatures from about 277 species all of which is indigenous in Southeast Asia. The Oceanarium has seven sections and contains of sea water. Its main feature is the 220° curved walkway tunnel after a walkthrough inside the Oceanarium. The water used in the Oceanarium is derived from
Manila Bay, which is filtered to be suitable to marine life. It also has an educational activity area, function rooms for events, and shark and stingray viewing area situated in two levels. The Jellies Exhibit, a separate attraction hosts jellyfishes. The Back of the House features information on the operation of the facility itself. Services were also offered to patrons such as the Mermaid Swim Experience where visitors are taught to
swim while wearing a costume mermaid tail,
Underwater diving, Fish Spa, and rides on a boat with a glass bottom. Shows such as the Sea Lion Show and All Star Bird Show is performed inside the Manila Ocean Park and seats up to 1,900 pax per show. As part of their banner CSR program called "I Love My Ocean Planet", the show brings valuable information on environmental conservation and close interaction with the birds and sea lions. The Symphony is a performance involving fountains that shoots water high supplemented with multimedia effects is also among the attractions of the Manila Ocean Park. Malate, Manila, Aquarium, Lionfish, Philippines.jpg|Red lionfish Jellyfish Manila Ocean Park (39004714845).jpg|Jellyfish Malate, Manila, Aquarium, Batoidea Ray, Philippines.jpg|Rays Malate, Manila, Aquarium, Fish 2, Philippines.jpg|Fish ==Hotel==