Marineland Brochure

Visit Southern California's Marineland of the Pacific Marineland of the Pacific on the Palos Verdes Peninsula near Point San Vicente in the Portuguese Bend area, between Redondo Beach and San Pedro in Southern California, opened in August 1954 and closed in 1987. The following old postcards and brochures of Marineland of the Pacific provide a great visual look back at Marineland. Marineland featured whales, porpoises, seals, dolphins, sea lions, and fish. "In the Oceanarium at Marineland of the Pacific, thousands of fish and sea animals live in two huge 22-foot deep tanks which have viewing windows at three levels below the water's surface. Ramps connect each level and lead to the Amphitheatre on top, where visitors watch the playful porpoises."

Marineland Entrance

Marineland of the Pacific Portuguese Bend mailed 1966 Marineland of the Pacific on the Palos Verdes Peninsula near Point San Vicente in the Portuguese Bend area, between Redondo Beach and San Pedro in Southern California, opened in August 1954 and closed in 1987. The following old postcards and brochures of Marineland of the Pacific provide a great visual look back at Marineland. Marineland featured whales, porpoises, seals, dolphins, sea lions, and fish. "In the Oceanarium at Marineland of the Pacific, thousands of fish and sea animals live in two huge 22-foot deep tanks which have viewing windows at three levels below the water's surface. Ramps connect each level and lead to the Amphitheatre on top, where visitors watch the playful porpoises."

Oceanarium Aerial

Aerial view of Oceanarium Marineland of the Pacific Marineland of the Pacific on the Palos Verdes Peninsula near Point San Vicente in the Portuguese Bend area, between Redondo Beach and San Pedro in Southern California, opened in August 1954 and closed in 1987. The following old postcards and brochures of Marineland of the Pacific provide a great visual look back at Marineland. Marineland featured whales, porpoises, seals, dolphins, sea lions, and fish. "In the Oceanarium at Marineland of the Pacific, thousands of fish and sea animals live in two huge 22-foot deep tanks which have viewing windows at three levels below the water's surface. Ramps connect each level and lead to the Amphitheatre on top, where visitors watch the playful porpoises." Mailed 1967

Killer Whale Performing

Marineland of the Pacific Performing Killer Whale mailed 1971 Marineland of the Pacific on the Palos Verdes Peninsula near Point San Vicente in the Portuguese Bend area, between Redondo Beach and San Pedro in Southern California, opened in August 1954 and closed in 1987. The following old postcards and brochures of Marineland of the Pacific provide a great visual look back at Marineland. Marineland featured whales, porpoises, seals, dolphins, sea lions, and fish. "In the Oceanarium at Marineland of the Pacific, thousands of fish and sea animals live in two huge 22-foot deep tanks which have viewing windows at three levels below the water's surface. Ramps connect each level and lead to the Amphitheatre on top, where visitors watch the playful porpoises."

Aqua Room Lounge

Aqua Room lounge and patio below the bowl-shaped amphitheater at Marineland of the Pacific - Marineland, California Bill Eccles Photo Marineland of the Pacific on the Palos Verdes Peninsula near Point San Vicente in the Portuguese Bend area, between Redondo Beach and San Pedro in Southern California, opened in August 1954 and closed in 1987. The following old postcards and brochures of Marineland of the Pacific provide a great visual look back at Marineland. Marineland featured whales, porpoises, seals, dolphins, sea lions, and fish. "In the Oceanarium at Marineland of the Pacific, thousands of fish and sea animals live in two huge 22-foot deep tanks which have viewing windows at three levels below the water's surface. Ramps connect each level and lead to the Amphitheatre on top, where visitors watch the playful porpoises."

Bimbo the Whale

BIMBO the Whale Circular Tank Marineland of the Pacific Marineland of the Pacific on the Palos Verdes Peninsula near Point San Vicente in the Portuguese Bend area, between Redondo Beach and San Pedro in Southern California, opened in August 1954 and closed in 1987. The following old postcards and brochures of Marineland of the Pacific provide a great visual look back at Marineland. Marineland featured whales, porpoises, seals, dolphins, sea lions, and fish. "In the Oceanarium at Marineland of the Pacific, thousands of fish and sea animals live in two huge 22-foot deep tanks which have viewing windows at three levels below the water's surface. Ramps connect each level and lead to the Amphitheatre on top, where visitors watch the playful porpoises."

Bottom of Porpoise Pool

At the bottom of the circular Porpoise Pool Marineland of the Pacific Marineland of the Pacific on the Palos Verdes Peninsula near Point San Vicente in the Portuguese Bend area, between Redondo Beach and San Pedro in Southern California, opened in August 1954 and closed in 1987. The following old postcards and brochures of Marineland of the Pacific provide a great visual look back at Marineland. Marineland featured whales, porpoises, seals, dolphins, sea lions, and fish. "In the Oceanarium at Marineland of the Pacific, thousands of fish and sea animals live in two huge 22-foot deep tanks which have viewing windows at three levels below the water's surface. Ramps connect each level and lead to the Amphitheatre on top, where visitors watch the playful porpoises."

Bubbles and Her Hat

Bubbles and Her Hat Marineland of the Pacific Marineland of the Pacific on the Palos Verdes Peninsula near Point San Vicente in the Portuguese Bend area, between Redondo Beach and San Pedro in Southern California, opened in August 1954 and closed in 1987. The following old postcards and brochures of Marineland of the Pacific provide a great visual look back at Marineland. Marineland featured whales, porpoises, seals, dolphins, sea lions, and fish. "In the Oceanarium at Marineland of the Pacific, thousands of fish and sea animals live in two huge 22-foot deep tanks which have viewing windows at three levels below the water's surface. Ramps connect each level and lead to the Amphitheatre on top, where visitors watch the playful porpoises."

Bubbles Jumps for Food

"Bubbles" the whale comes high out of the water for dinner, held by trainer. Marineland, CA Marineland of the Pacific on the Palos Verdes Peninsula near Point San Vicente in the Portuguese Bend area, between Redondo Beach and San Pedro in Southern California, opened in August 1954 and closed in 1987. The following old postcards and brochures of Marineland of the Pacific provide a great visual look back at Marineland. Marineland featured whales, porpoises, seals, dolphins, sea lions, and fish. "In the Oceanarium at Marineland of the Pacific, thousands of fish and sea animals live in two huge 22-foot deep tanks which have viewing windows at three levels below the water's surface. Ramps connect each level and lead to the Amphitheatre on top, where visitors watch the playful porpoises."

Bubbles' New Hat

Bubbles' New Hat Whale Show Marineland of the Pacific Marineland of the Pacific on the Palos Verdes Peninsula near Point San Vicente in the Portuguese Bend area, between Redondo Beach and San Pedro in Southern California, opened in August 1954 and closed in 1987. The following old postcards and brochures of Marineland of the Pacific provide a great visual look back at Marineland. Marineland featured whales, porpoises, seals, dolphins, sea lions, and fish. "In the Oceanarium at Marineland of the Pacific, thousands of fish and sea animals live in two huge 22-foot deep tanks which have viewing windows at three levels below the water's surface. Ramps connect each level and lead to the Amphitheatre on top, where visitors watch the playful porpoises."

Bubbles the Pilot Whale

Bubbles the Pilot Whale Marineland of the Pacific Marineland of the Pacific on the Palos Verdes Peninsula near Point San Vicente in the Portuguese Bend area, between Redondo Beach and San Pedro in Southern California, opened in August 1954 and closed in 1987. The following old postcards and brochures of Marineland of the Pacific provide a great visual look back at Marineland. Marineland featured whales, porpoises, seals, dolphins, sea lions, and fish. "In the Oceanarium at Marineland of the Pacific, thousands of fish and sea animals live in two huge 22-foot deep tanks which have viewing windows at three levels below the water's surface. Ramps connect each level and lead to the Amphitheatre on top, where visitors watch the playful porpoises."

Bubbles the Whale is Fed

Marineland of the Pacific Southern California Bubbles, the pilot whale, is fed from the top deck of a huge sea-water tank in the world's largest oceanarium - on Palos Verdes Peninsula between Redondo Beach and San Pedro. Marineland of the Pacific on the Palos Verdes Peninsula near Point San Vicente in the Portuguese Bend area, between Redondo Beach and San Pedro in Southern California, opened in August 1954 and closed in 1987. The following old postcards and brochures of Marineland of the Pacific provide a great visual look back at Marineland. Marineland featured whales, porpoises, seals, dolphins, sea lions, and fish. "In the Oceanarium at Marineland of the Pacific, thousands of fish and sea animals live in two huge 22-foot deep tanks which have viewing windows at three levels below the water's surface. Ramps connect each level and lead to the Amphitheatre on top, where visitors watch the playful porpoises."

Captain's Sea Lions

Captain Harold Winston's Sea Lions in the Seal Stadium Marineland of the Pacific on the Palos Verdes Peninsula near Point San Vicente in the Portuguese Bend area, between Redondo Beach and San Pedro in Southern California, opened in August 1954 and closed in 1987. The following old postcards and brochures of Marineland of the Pacific provide a great visual look back at Marineland. Marineland featured whales, porpoises, seals, dolphins, sea lions, and fish. "In the Oceanarium at Marineland of the Pacific, thousands of fish and sea animals live in two huge 22-foot deep tanks which have viewing windows at three levels below the water's surface. Ramps connect each level and lead to the Amphitheatre on top, where visitors watch the playful porpoises."

Cars Entering Marineland

Marineland of the Pacific Marineland of the Pacific on the Palos Verdes Peninsula near Point San Vicente in the Portuguese Bend area, between Redondo Beach and San Pedro in Southern California, opened in August 1954 and closed in 1987. The following old postcards and brochures of Marineland of the Pacific provide a great visual look back at Marineland. Marineland featured whales, porpoises, seals, dolphins, sea lions, and fish. "In the Oceanarium at Marineland of the Pacific, thousands of fish and sea animals live in two huge 22-foot deep tanks which have viewing windows at three levels below the water's surface. Ramps connect each level and lead to the Amphitheatre on top, where visitors watch the playful porpoises."

Circus of Marine Life

Marineland of the Pacific Circus of Marine Life Palos Verdes Peninsula Marineland of the Pacific on the Palos Verdes Peninsula near Point San Vicente in the Portuguese Bend area, between Redondo Beach and San Pedro in Southern California, opened in August 1954 and closed in 1987. The following old postcards and brochures of Marineland of the Pacific provide a great visual look back at Marineland. Marineland featured whales, porpoises, seals, dolphins, sea lions, and fish. "In the Oceanarium at Marineland of the Pacific, thousands of fish and sea animals live in two huge 22-foot deep tanks which have viewing windows at three levels below the water's surface. Ramps connect each level and lead to the Amphitheatre on top, where visitors watch the playful porpoises."

Debbie the Porpoise

Debbie the Porpoise Marineland of the Pacific Marineland of the Pacific on the Palos Verdes Peninsula near Point San Vicente in the Portuguese Bend area, between Redondo Beach and San Pedro in Southern California, opened in August 1954 and closed in 1987. The following old postcards and brochures of Marineland of the Pacific provide a great visual look back at Marineland. Marineland featured whales, porpoises, seals, dolphins, sea lions, and fish. "In the Oceanarium at Marineland of the Pacific, thousands of fish and sea animals live in two huge 22-foot deep tanks which have viewing windows at three levels below the water's surface. Ramps connect each level and lead to the Amphitheatre on top, where visitors watch the playful porpoises."

Diver Feeding Fish

Diver feeding fish in an Oceanarium tank at Marineland of the Pacific - on Palos Verdes Peninsula. Marineland of the Pacific on the Palos Verdes Peninsula near Point San Vicente in the Portuguese Bend area, between Redondo Beach and San Pedro in Southern California, opened in August 1954 and closed in 1987. The following old postcards and brochures of Marineland of the Pacific provide a great visual look back at Marineland. Marineland featured whales, porpoises, seals, dolphins, sea lions, and fish. "In the Oceanarium at Marineland of the Pacific, thousands of fish and sea animals live in two huge 22-foot deep tanks which have viewing windows at three levels below the water's surface. Ramps connect each level and lead to the Amphitheatre on top, where visitors watch the playful porpoises."

Diver Feeding Fish

Diver Feeding Fish Oceanarium Marineland of the Pacific Marineland of the Pacific on the Palos Verdes Peninsula near Point San Vicente in the Portuguese Bend area, between Redondo Beach and San Pedro in Southern California, opened in August 1954 and closed in 1987. The following old postcards and brochures of Marineland of the Pacific provide a great visual look back at Marineland. Marineland featured whales, porpoises, seals, dolphins, sea lions, and fish. "In the Oceanarium at Marineland of the Pacific, thousands of fish and sea animals live in two huge 22-foot deep tanks which have viewing windows at three levels below the water's surface. Ramps connect each level and lead to the Amphitheatre on top, where visitors watch the playful porpoises."

Dolphin Ball Grab

Atlantic Bottle-Nose Dolphin leaps, grabs a ball in its mouth and raises the Dolphin Flag. Marineland of the Pacific on the Palos Verdes Peninsula near Point San Vicente in the Portuguese Bend area, between Redondo Beach and San Pedro in Southern California, opened in August 1954 and closed in 1987. The following old postcards and brochures of Marineland of the Pacific provide a great visual look back at Marineland. Marineland featured whales, porpoises, seals, dolphins, sea lions, and fish. "In the Oceanarium at Marineland of the Pacific, thousands of fish and sea animals live in two huge 22-foot deep tanks which have viewing windows at three levels below the water's surface. Ramps connect each level and lead to the Amphitheatre on top, where visitors watch the playful porpoises."

Educated Sea Lion

Marineland, CA Si the Educated Sea Lion Marineland of the Pacific on the Palos Verdes Peninsula near Point San Vicente in the Portuguese Bend area, between Redondo Beach and San Pedro in Southern California, opened in August 1954 and closed in 1987. The following old postcards and brochures of Marineland of the Pacific provide a great visual look back at Marineland. Marineland featured whales, porpoises, seals, dolphins, sea lions, and fish. "In the Oceanarium at Marineland of the Pacific, thousands of fish and sea animals live in two huge 22-foot deep tanks which have viewing windows at three levels below the water's surface. Ramps connect each level and lead to the Amphitheatre on top, where visitors watch the playful porpoises."

Elsie the Dolphin

Marineland, CA Elsie White-Sided Dolphin Marineland of the Pacific on the Palos Verdes Peninsula near Point San Vicente in the Portuguese Bend area, between Redondo Beach and San Pedro in Southern California, opened in August 1954 and closed in 1987. The following old postcards and brochures of Marineland of the Pacific provide a great visual look back at Marineland. Marineland featured whales, porpoises, seals, dolphins, sea lions, and fish. "In the Oceanarium at Marineland of the Pacific, thousands of fish and sea animals live in two huge 22-foot deep tanks which have viewing windows at three levels below the water's surface. Ramps connect each level and lead to the Amphitheatre on top, where visitors watch the playful porpoises."

Fire Hoop Jump

Fire Hoop Jump Bottle-Nosed Porpoise Marineland of the Pacific Marineland of the Pacific on the Palos Verdes Peninsula near Point San Vicente in the Portuguese Bend area, between Redondo Beach and San Pedro in Southern California, opened in August 1954 and closed in 1987. The following old postcards and brochures of Marineland of the Pacific provide a great visual look back at Marineland. Marineland featured whales, porpoises, seals, dolphins, sea lions, and fish. "In the Oceanarium at Marineland of the Pacific, thousands of fish and sea animals live in two huge 22-foot deep tanks which have viewing windows at three levels below the water's surface. Ramps connect each level and lead to the Amphitheatre on top, where visitors watch the playful porpoises."

Flamingo and Penguin Pool

Flamingo and Penguin Pool Marineland of the Pacific Marineland of the Pacific on the Palos Verdes Peninsula near Point San Vicente in the Portuguese Bend area, between Redondo Beach and San Pedro in Southern California, opened in August 1954 and closed in 1987. The following old postcards and brochures of Marineland of the Pacific provide a great visual look back at Marineland. Marineland featured whales, porpoises, seals, dolphins, sea lions, and fish. "In the Oceanarium at Marineland of the Pacific, thousands of fish and sea animals live in two huge 22-foot deep tanks which have viewing windows at three levels below the water's surface. Ramps connect each level and lead to the Amphitheatre on top, where visitors watch the playful porpoises."