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America’s largest consumer scuba show returns to Long Beach 

by LJ News Opinions
May 31, 2025
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The nation’s largest consumer scuba show is back in Long Beach this weekend.  

The 2025 Scuba Show, taking place at the Long Beach Convention Center, offers exhibits, seminars, live demonstrations and hands-on experiences for divers of all levels.  

Included in the things to do are explore a 15,000-gallon dive pool and watch marine films in a 360 degree theater; there are also activities for kids and a party being held on Saturday night.  


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Over 260 exhibitors – showcasing everything from dive gear companies and travel destinations to ocean-inspired artwork – will be in attendance.  

“An ideal event for anyone who has ever considered taking up this inspiring water sport, the Scuba Show is the perfect place to explore how to get started,” Scuba Show officials said in a press release.

Mermaids at the 2025 Scuba Show in Long Beach. May 31, 2025. (KTLA)

Scuba Show Producer Mark Young noted in the release that Long Beach has one of the largest concentrations of divers in North America, making this weekend’s event that much better. 


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“It is always a pleasure to engage with both the local and broader Western diving community and to present them with opportunities to learn more about what is under the waves and the sport we are so passionate about,” Young said.  

The 2025 Scuba Show runs on Saturday from 9:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Sunday from 9:30 p.m. to 5 p.m.  

Single-day advance tickets range from $25 to $40 depending on add-ons, and two-day passes are $75. Tickets will also be sold at the door. 

Click here for more information.  



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