SEA LIFE Loch Lomond Aquarium

Fabulous day out. It's not just an aquarium either. They have an otter enclosure too, a nice restaurant and amazing views over Loch Lomond from the observation deck. The tropical ocean tunnel is the highlight of the trip.

Booked last minute with no problem on getting a time. The staff were very friendly throughout. The aquarium displays are well laid out and plenty of things to see in each tank. Timed out visit well for feeding time and seeing the otters out in their enclosure.

Although it’s getting very expensive to take a family there the setting hasn’t much changed over the years. Still it’s a good place to bring the kids as it does have an educational value.With the staff it’s a hit or a miss. Some are bored doing the job for too long and others are energetic and willing to teach the kids.The aquarium has a range of tropical fish small and large to very large. Please pay a visit to April the stumpy turtle. She has a nice rescue story on the wall.The hands on experience stall is great for kids to touch some sea creatures.The cafe is basic but has great views over Loch Lomond.Tip: Please blindfold your kids when they leave. The shop is inconveniently located at the end of the ride and has a lot of overpriced toys for your kid to yell for!

Very nice place for family. Various of marine life, and a section for you to touch on some starfish and sea anemone. They have a cinema showing cartoon which is free and could let you to take a rest. Cafe is good. also have a nice view at the roof at 4/F.

Loch lomond Christmas market, its good but i think it need more Christmas feeling like lights and sounds. And i hope next year The Xmas will be Christmas or merry Christmas. the reason we celebrate is about Christ but if you replace it with X then why we need to call it Christmas market. It is still nice and lovely though.

Extremely nice, you must buy tickets in advance online, but you can do it right when you get there... the store is cashless, but the café takes cash on the 3rd floor. The movie Theater is quite large! Beautiful views!!

Love Sea Life centres and have never been disappointed. Just happened to be outside this one and thought I'd pop in. Before I knew it found myself in the shop at the end! For such a large building, the part you walk around is just the ground level and feels very small for the entrance charge! Apart from that, the same as any other Sea Life centre and.the story of Fiona the turtle was very moving. Staff were pleasant, could have just done with being larger or entrance fee reduced. I paid £19 on discount for any time entry, looking at the website it only saved me a few £! £10-£15 would be more appropriate.

A really great place to wander around. Three levels, but only the ground floor has live exhibits which is a bit of a shame.While I can see why they do the ten minute time slots, as things might get a bit cramped, it really is annoying!The otters are adorable and I really recommend going during feeding time!

Enjoyed this Sea life centre as we’ve been to a few. It’s a bit smaller than others which has four floors the top has a great viewpoint over Loch Lomond then there’s a cinema which was playing cartoons when we went great for young children and a cafe on one of the upper floors and the sea life attraction on the ground floor. Take your time and read the information and it’s worth visiting but we both think the Brighton Sea-life centre is better. Get in with the Kellogg’s BOGOF tickets when they are available ( like we did)and it’s a great place to visit.

Really enjoyed my experience at sea life today. The staff were very polite and welcoming and when explaining the turtles enclosure we were given a great introduction to her story. The receptionist was lovely and very welcoming. Only issue I had with this experience is it is very short for the price paid, however I did enjoy myself and Will be back !