SEA LIFE Brighton

Difficult with a push chair. People wouldn't move out of the way despite being asked politely. Ended up carrying grandaughter for her own safety. Someone nearly fell on to her. Too many people for such a confined space event hough it was booked tickets only. The aquarium was lovely and colourful. Both coffee areas ere packed which added to the difficulty of maneuvering a pushchair.

Good aquarium, interesting facts. I love the fact that it has been incorporated into the stunning building features. The tunnel was good, plenty of different fish and turtles. Had a charming member of staff near the VR approached me and explained the names and back story of the animals. One turtle swims differently due to a collision with a boat and now has special needs. See we aren't too dissimilar to offer species. A few sections were closed. Struggle to spend more than an hour.

My visit to Sea Life Brighton was absolutely fascinating. I had the opportunity to learn about how sea creatures live in their natural environment. I experienced an incredible atmosphere beneath the sea. The admission fee for adults was £22, but it's definitely worth every penny. I would not hesitate to go back again!

We had the best time at Sea Life!! I strongly recommend that everyone experience the glass boat day and night tank. Jaxson had the best time learning about the star fish in the shallow pool.

We had a great time at the Sea Life centre. Very informative and a great way to get a better understanding of the oceans and sealife. Kids had great fun doing the pirate treasure hunt. Well worth a visit.