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Celebrate the end of Summer with a Parents Night Out at the Gulfarium

Celebrate the end of summer (and back to school) with a luau-themed, adults-only dinner for two at the Gulfarium. Stroll the park after-hours with a drink and have the opportunity to meet and touch one of the Gulfarium’s resident African penguins. This festive evening will then move indoors, where you will enjoy an island inspired 3-course […]

Jared Williams

Celebrate the end of summer (and back to school) with a luau-themed, adults-only dinner for two at the Gulfarium.

Stroll the park after-hours with a drink and have the opportunity to meet and touch one of the Gulfarium’s resident African penguins. This festive evening will then move indoors, where you will enjoy an island inspired 3-course meal while taking in the tropical fish backdrop of the Living Sea aquarium.

Your meal will include a starter to share, entrees for both guests, one sharable dessert, and drinks for two.

This exclusive encounter is only available for 8 couples each evening on Friday, August 12th and Saturday, August 13th, 2022.
Make your reservations today!

The cost is $300 per couple and the dinner will last roughly 2.5 hours. Here’s a look at the menu

For more program information and reservation details, visit their website or call the Special Events Coordinator at (850) 243-9046 x 35.

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