The Ambassador Lagoon holds 11 million liters of seawater.
The design narrative uses the fictional mythology of Atlantis as a basis for the layout of each chamber.
The aquarium maintains an on-site 'Fish Hospital' for the rehabilitation of marine life.
Several of the rays kept in the facility are part of local research and breeding programs.
The glass panels in the Ambassador Lagoon are over 70 centimeters thick to withstand water pressure.
The filtration system cycles the entire volume of the Ambassador Lagoon every few hours to maintain clarity.
The aquarium offers an 'Underwater Yoga' program conducted inside the viewing galleries.
The facility serves as a primary hub for the Dubai Turtle Rehabilitation Project.
The Lost Chambers Aquarium, branded as the Lost World Aquarium at Aquaventure World, is an Atlantis-themed exhibit integrated into the Atlantis, The Palm resort. The facility features a series of interconnected tunnels and chambers designed to mimic the ruins of the mythical lost city. It houses over 65,000 marine animals, including sharks, rays, piranhas, and jellyfish, within its main Ambassador Lagoon. The aquarium offers educational 'Myth Tours' that explain the lore behind the architectural design and the marine conservation efforts on-site. Visitors can engage in interactive experiences, including touch tanks and scuba diving programs within the main tanks. The exhibits are built around a central theme of archaeological discovery combined with high-density marine life displays. It operates as a controlled environment with specific climate regulation for the preservation of various aquatic species. The attraction is physically connected to the wider Aquaventure Waterpark complex.
The main floor-to-ceiling glass panel of the Ambassador Lagoon, which provides a panoramic view of the ruins and marine life.
Book the Behind-the-Scenes tour early in the day to see the life-support systems and kitchen facilities.
Visit during the daily scheduled feeding demonstrations to observe higher activity levels in the main lagoon.
Avoid weekends if you prefer quieter viewing galleries, as the space becomes crowded with resort guests.
Attempting to visit without a pre-booked entry pass, as walk-in capacity is often limited during peak tourist seasons.
Respectful behavior around glass displays is required; do not tap on glass or use flash photography as it startles the marine life.
