SEA LIFE London Aquarium

I recently visited Sea Life London, and I was truly captivated by the mesmerizing underwater world they have created. The diverse marine life on display is not only breathtaking but also educational. From the vibrant coral reefs to the graceful sea turtles, every exhibit is a feast for the eyes. The knowledgeable staff were passionate and eager to share their expertise, making the experience even more enriching. It's a fantastic place for families, couples, or anyone looking to escape into the enchanting world of the ocean. I left with a newfound appreciation for our planet's aquatic wonders. Sea Life London is a must-visit destination for anyone seeking a memorable and educational adventure.

I wouldn't recommend this place unless you're really into fish watching.It's a small aquarium, they have a few sharks, a few penguins, some jellyfishes, etc., which are fun to watch, but pretty much not many things else.The visit will take you around an hour.One big complaint I have is the VR experience, it's the worst I've had, and the price was ridiculous like £10???.. I won't even take it even for free.First of all the video/ VR quality was poor.You basically sit there for 5 mins to watch a guy dive into the water with a few sharks and other fishes, and the camera just stays there.There were a few seconds when they put the camera on 2 sharks so you could look from the sharks view, which was cool, but yeah only a few seconds of fun..I would expect it to be an experience which you could explore the beauty of the ocean. Or have a much longer time to look around from different sharks views, etc.

Lovely trip to the sealife centre with 4 other mummy's and babies. Lots to see and a great sensory experience for our babies between 4 to 6 months.Entry was smooth but it would have been great of they could have staggered people coming in a bit more as it got very congested in areas, which made it feel very hot.

Really enjoyed the visit with our 1 year old! She loved seeing all the colours and fish throughout the aquarium. It was well laid out and you could clearly see everything.Would take you about two hours to go through the entire thing properly, but there are sections you can skip if you’re not interested.There was wheelchair and pushchair access throughout the aquarium so it made it easy to navigate.

Visited a few weeks ago and it was a very pleasant experience, the aquarium is much larger than I expected and very immersive.A beautiful array of sea life and reptiles were on display and I had a great couple hours exploring.Student tickets were a nice touch to, and overall I’d recommend this aquarium to all ages.

We thoroughly enjoyed our visit. The tanks were set up really well. The layout is well done allowing you to see into some of the same tanks from multiple angles and levels. The shark tank was massive and seemed to be a huge draw to everyone. The jellyfish zone was really neat and the tank lighting helped you see their details. I could go on... but if you haven't been, I highly recommend it!

Hardly a wait as we booked online. 1 year old birthday treat with tag along older kids and adults who all really enjoyed the large turtles... truly magical to see them, sharks and rays. The jellyfish were amazing, lit up like they were in the film sing" quote from my daughter.Plenty of toilets

The London Sea Life Aquarium is great. There’s a great range of fishes, a few tropical species and penguins! There’s a large central tank, which can be seen on all levels. This has different types of sharks, stingrays, giant turtles and much more.The virtual reality experience was good, but not something I’d be interested in doing again. It gave a minimal insight in to the life of sharks.We visited during school holidays, it was extremely busy and overcrowded. We had to move on quickly, as it felt dangerously overcrowded at times. This meant we weren’t able to see everything the aquarium had to offer. We were in and out within 2 hours, and so it did not feel like value for money.

Depending on the time you go it can be really busy, the longest wait we had was to see the shark tank and the group of people" making videos of the penguins. Good experience just really busy. Worth the trip"