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Man In The Sea Museum    

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Tripadvisor (130) · Museum in Panama City Beach, FL
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Non-profit Military Diving Museum. Owned by the Institute of Diving, the Man in the Sea Museum showcases the progress of underwater … See more

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Apr 4, 2024
Not large but interesting place to see. This is not a history place you will find duplicated elsewhere. I like -laces that have a variety of things on display - small displays, historical displays, c… Full review by cynthiatucker
Apr 1, 2024
This museum is not huge but very interesting (even for a non-diver). Excellent film documentary on Sealab 1 - about 30 or 40 min. long but definitely worth the time. Also, the original Sealab struc… Full review by Travel4Tw0
Mar 9, 2024
This small museum is absolutely fascinating! It was a rainy day in PCB and so we went based on the Trip Advisor reviews. It exceeded our expectations - well worth the $10 admission fee. I agree wi… Full review by MLHart521
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For hundreds of years humans have been fascinated by the sea, and this multi-media museum explores that attraction. The museu…
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Director:Steve Mulholland
Established:1982

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How long does it take to see everything?
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Allow 2 hours. Ask questions for the best experience.
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can you ride in a submarine?
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All underwater submersibles at the museum are inoperable. You may climb inside and look around in some of them, but unfortunately, they are not in water for you to take a ride. …
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All underwater submersibles at the museum are inoperable. You may climb inside and look around in some of them, but unfortunately, they are not in water for you to take a ride. The museum is home to the United State's first underwater habitat--think international space station, but for the ocean. It is a one of a kind vessel only found here! You can go inside and see where 4 divers lived and worked for 11 days in 193 ft of water! We hope you will visit soon!
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What is the admission ?
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$5 for adults
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Answer by Ussafs3 · Jul 4, 2016
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