We didn't intend on going here but walked past and thought 'why not'? It didn't cost all that much Y170 for 2 adults and 1 child and it was kind of fun looking at all the fish and crustaceans. It was not a flashy exhibition but that was what made it kind of endearing. The underwater part was your usual... More

The crowd management sometimes was uncontrollable; ticket counters need to be distributed into the city hotels, universities, etc to ease the onrush of local tourists. Bulk discount coupons like senior citizens, govt employee passes, seem to take a long time which kills the interest of the other people on the queue. More

the visit to the underwater world at Qingdao, China was one of the itineraries in our group tour to Shandong province. it was 4 pm when we reached the ticketing booth. it says RMB100 per entry for adults during non-peak days whereas one has to pay RMB120 during peak season. the first section of this attraction surprisingly comprised of preserved... More

Did I mention the two huge Lemonsharks in a 500 gallon tank with the top only covered by netting. There is sign that says no hands or feeding near here. Duh. Incredible size up so close to the public. Nothing like that in the states happens. I like it though. More