Panama City Beach, Florida: Man in the Sea Museum
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- Address:
- 17314 Panama City Beach Pkwy, Panama City Beach, FL
- Directions:
- Northwest from Panama City Beach on US-98/Panama City Beach Pkwy, a quarter-mile west of FL-79.
- Hours:
- W-Sa 10-4 (Call to verify) Local health policies may affect hours and access.
- Phone:
- 850-235-4101
- Admission:
- Adults $8.
- RA Rates:
- Worth a Detour
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Man in the Sea Museum
A collection of diving bells, old bathyspheres, and even Sealab, are all arrayed around the parking lot, while many undersea artifacts are displayed inside.
Roadsideamerica.com Report... [01/25/2015]Visitor Tips and News About Man in the Sea Museum
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Man in the Sea Museum
Man in the Sea Museum has been updated in the past year, with a grand re-opening in February 2021. SEALAB is now a walk-through attraction. We have new exhibits inside, and we have several events planned for the 40th anniversary of the Museum in March 2022.
[Jackie Touchet, 03/09/2022]Museum of Man in the Sea
This place is amazing! Very affordable, interesting, interactive, etc. One man's dream. It's like it's out of a Wes Anderson movie.
[Shawn, 01/05/2011]This is an interesting collection of undersea exploration devices from early diving bells to Sealab. Kind of a "burial ground" for old bathyspheres, etc.
[T J Sawyer, 07/20/2003]The crown jewel of the collection -- much of which is displayed out in the parking lot -- is Sealab 1, the world's first underwater home.
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We're glad that this unique under-the-sea attraction has expanded its collection for the sake of all us landlubbers.