The most interesting for me was the show with the killer whale. And impression was even better, than I expected. Amazing and I feel bad, that in my childhood such show was not available.

Hadn't been there in over 25 years. Have pictures from the mid 60s and my brothers children can do the same poses with the same statues and picture spots as we did as kids. Kind of fun but the kids (7 & 9) were a bit bored. Seemed soooo much bigger when I was a kid! While it is dated, it is also a bit of nostalgia. They even have the Flipper show with all the Beach Boys music. The only disappointments would be the "extras" that you have to pay for on top of an already expensive admission and the food prices and lack of food selections for lunch. Bathrooms were very clean. Fun to take a walk back in time!

The Seaquarium was really fun. The killer whale amazing. Flamingos fun. Dolphins so nice. We had a small problem so we complained, and Chip Gaudio the main Director contacted us immediately (we were really surprised) and fixed the problem instantly. Amazing service!

I was here with wife and two kids (seven and nine). The facility is very, very dated; it opened in 1955. There are eight shows that run throughout the day. You will see sea lions, stingrays, crocodiles, sea turtles, dolphins, manatees, and a killer whale. No rides. Shows are entertaining. Facility also serves as a rescue. It is sad to see so many hurt manatee and turtles. We also felt for Lolita, the 40 year old killer whale, who has been in a small tank since her capture in 1970. You need four to five hours to see everything. You pay $5 for parking and there is a road toll you cannot avoid. Kids had fun.