East End: Long Island Aquarium
For three months, the penguins and other animals at the Long Island Aquarium has no one to look at but themselves. But the crowds are back.
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Jul 6, 2020, 1:02 PM
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Updated 1,606 days ago
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146ds agoFor three months, the penguins and other animals at the Long Island Aquarium has no one to look at but themselves. But the crowds are back.
Visitors to one of Long Island's most popular tourist attractions have to make reservations, buy tickets online, wear a mask and walk through the facility on a one-way path to their outside exhibits.
