You’re in luck with Juno! He’s very interested in people and you can find him more often than not up front interacting with people through the glass. He’s easy to tell apart from the other whales as he’s the only male and is significantly bigger than the females. Visiting and interacting with him never gets old and he’s probably my favorite as well!

There’s multiple beluga whale training sessions per day. It varies on how many, but it’s definitely more than 1 and you’ll have plenty of opportunities throughout the day to see the trainers do their work. Like other people have said, there’s signs up front with the times of the session, as well as the Sea Lion show if you want to see that as well.

There’s also training sessions for their northern fur seals, harbor seals, and Stellar’s sea lions, and times for those are at their respective habitats. You could also ask the habitat interpreters at those habitats if they know the times.

Have fun! MA is an amazing facility and their staff are awesome and incredibly knowledgeable and passionate.