As cute as the exhibits are, the place is insanely small for the admission price!!!! I read other reviews that stated that aquarium was small but was still shocked when we were done in 35 minutes!!!!! We had 4 kids with us, 5, 7 and 2 10 year olds. Even with hands on experiences the aquarium offers, it’s a very quick stroll. Don’t get me wrong, nice exhibits to look at, kids had a blast touching a star fish and a shrimp, but the aquarium is just too small for what they charge in admission. We spent more time ordering and waiting for our food at their cafe 🤦‍♀️

visit but very expensive for what they offer , the place is very small with few small pools holding some kinds of sea animals , too much payment for such a place at least 1/ 3 third the price i could go again

It’s an ok aquarium and you can spend some 2 hours or so here... however felt it is was way too small, have been to much bigger and better ones.

My toddler had fun looking around the aquarium for beautiful fishes! There were some really colorful sea creatures that my toddler enjoyed. This was his first visit but he enjoyed it a lot!

I was with my wife and kid on Saturday, we spent like couple of hours over there,it was pretty good and fortunately we had an ADAC membership card😉

To give my children more information about the environment, i always try to use the possibilities and bring them all to the places where animals are. But after i visited sealife speyer and Ochsenhausen i made the decision not to visit such centers, because they are very tiny for all the sorts of fishes. They should get more space, or the centers should be shut down.

It is really small, we expected to be bigger. Even if you stay at each aquarium longer still 2 hours is more then enough. Price bit expensive. With 50% discount we payed 40€ (2 adults and 2 children)

The entry fee was perhaps a bit on the heavy side but not outrageously so. The aquariums were well kept and the animals looked healthy and well cared for. I enjoyed my visit and would recommend it.

First challenge on arrival is to find a place to park. Once you get it you realise it‘s going to cost you. After paying the high entry fee I assume we‘d get a vallet to park the car free of charge or something... Then you walk in and if you booked online they check your phone but also your passport!! I booked flight in Europe and gone on a plane without having to show my passport... just saying... it doesn’t make you feel very welcome but that‘s not that important. First advice if you have a family, go one at a time or something because going there with a 4 years old and a 1 year old in a buggy is just a nightmare! No space no room to park the buggy to let other enjoy the few fishes in there. So don’t take your buggy or don’t take your kids... either way... then the entry fee is pretty big but the place... it‘s just tiny!! Really tiny! You go around in 60min and that’s if you really take your time to do all the little kiddy activities... Then health and safety... the boring bit but seriously!! At head height all displays are sharp as a knife... I noticed by scratching myself... most of the frames are badly build and leave very sharp edges at the perfect height for a kid to either take an eye out or at least bleed after a little knock. I‘d love to see a safety record... if those are out for a while and nobody cut themselves I would be astonished. Like a lot more astonished than after the visit of this over priced, over crowded little aquarium! I wouldn’t recommend to waste your Sunday there with your kids...

Beautiful aquarium but a bit small for the high entree fees. Even with small kids you will be through in less than an hour..

I have been to other sea lifes but this one is tiny, amazingly expensive (60 euros for 4 of us!!!!!!!!!!). In total less than an hour of 'entertainment'. Would not recommend this for anyone at all, even on a rainy day. The queue took several times as long as the attraction itself.

Drove an hour and a half expecting the aquarium to be half decent. Very small, few fish, and small exhibits for the animals. The only thing that made this visit worth it was going to the museum of transportation.

Having read the reviews, many of which say the same thing - small, etc, we still went as there really isn't much to do for a three year old in the region other than Luisenpark and walks in the bush. So we thought to try something new. My son is three and a half and he was entertained. He probably could have used more, but actually a lot of other acquariums like Toronto, Sydney, etc are actually too big for a kid this age. So this one in Speyer was perfect. We bought the 12 month pass. I'll be bored easily, but I think the 3 year old will find it interesting even if we go once a month which works out to about 2 Euro per visit. At that rate it's worth it. For older kids I'd recommend something else. Although, Shark feeding time was interesting. The staff are great. There are fantastic little sharks, sea horses, large turtles, etc. And a crab exhibit opens soon. My son loved it so I'm happy as in the end we go there for him, not for me. With this thought in mind I changed by 3/5 rating to 4/5. The restaurant was perfectly good. The Chicken nuggets are very high quality. The Pommes left a lot to be desired. pricing for food is on the high side for attractions in Germany. But when you're trapped there with no other options, you're stuck.

great place for our young children to visit , not too busy when we went and there was enough to keep them occupied. They enjoyed the food in the little restaurant also. Book online to get a cheaper price

did you know : 3000 animals living under us in the water , and you can almost touch them , worthwhile especially for children