This was a poor attraction. Although the site was very clean, no fishy smell. Glass on tanks clean of kids hand prints. Not much to see. Part was close and still had to.pay full price. Took us 1 hour to go around. Thought this was poor value for money. Wouldnt do it again..... If you have realy young kids you will be ok with it.

There are a lot of informative signs and digital movies throughout the aquarium, but not a very big collection of sea life. Everything is a bit small scale, relative to other aquariums around the world. Even the penguin exhibit is small and under construction. The biggest aquarium was the beautiful round one in the cafe. At $50 each ticket it seemed speedy.

Main exhibit closed Pushy photographer in the entrance terrorised our 2 year old granddaughter. Dark, crowded inside, nothing much to see. Everything costs extra. A waste of time and quite a lot of money. Cannot recommend, I want a refund.

Firstly, part of SeaLife, and the main bit, is under renovation, so that does not help impressions. I visited here many years ago, and seemed to recall it was better. The layout to me is too disjointed, on too many levels, and signage is not very clear. At one stage, you end up in the Café, but there is more to see, but its not clear. I am sure I was comparing this aquarium to the one in Singapore the whole time I was there, having been to that one a few weeks back. But it wasn't just me, the whole group was doing the same. Funnily enough prices at SeaLife are very reminiscent of Singapore too, high! Maybe once the main area is back in operation it may improve the experience, but it won't make moving through any better.