Give the gift of wonder with a Gift Membership!
Giving a gift certificate to the Tennessee Aquarium means giving a full year to experience wonder and adventure! Choose from four gift certificate options: Dual, Family, Dual Deluxe, or Family Deluxe. All gift memberships include unlimited access to the River Journey and Ocean Journey buildings, discounts on IMAX documentary films (free for Deluxe), and much more.
Membership Gift Certificate Categories
All categories include unlimited Aquarium admission for the number of individuals detailed below.
Dual ($135)– One specified member plus one guest each visit
Family ($195)– Two specified adults and any five kids (ages 5-17) each visit
Dual Deluxe ($195)– Same as Dual, but also includes unlimited IMAX documentary films
Family Deluxe ($275)– Same as Family, but also includes unlimited IMAX documentary films
Membership Gift Certificate FAQs
If your membership gift certificate question is not answered here, please email us. Membership FAQs can be found here.
Q. How is the gift certificate redeemed?
A. Gift Memberships are emailed to the purchaser, with instructions on how to send the e-certificate to the recipient. The membership is valid for one full year from the day of redemption.
Q. What benefits are included with a Tennessee Aquarium membership?
A. For a full list of member benefits, including discounts to IMAX Theater, gift shops, and regional attractions and businesses, visit our Member Benefits page.
Q. What is the gift certificate return policy?
A. Tennessee Aquarium Membership gift certificates are non-refundable and cannot be redeemed or exchanged for cash, check, or credit. Memberships are considered donations to the Tennessee Aquarium.
Q. Is my Membership gift certificate payment tax-deductible?
A. Operating as a nonprofit organization, the Tennessee Aquarium is committed to being a prudent steward of the support entrusted to us by our community. Memberships may be considered 100% tax-deductible to the extent allowed under Internal Revenue Service guidelines. You should consult your tax preparer with specific tax questions.