They say online purchase your ticket online and save 40%, but it is still the normal price. We just walked in and then we got the discount!? It is not that big inside it was very quiet what is nice due covid-19. We had a good time, but it is not worth the normal full price. During covid-19 all the special experiences are canceled like the Show feedings and touch pools.

1)One should buy tickets exclusively online, we had to wait 90 min outside in the queue. The others marched through without waiting 2)The children were absolutely enthusiastic, me not so, but it was not for me anyway 3)For me, a kind of rip-off. As soon as you are in, a nervous lady , is offering you photos for 8 euros and the rest also costs, there are everywhere offers with costs, very pity and in addition to the entrance fee of 60 euros. The whole walk takes no longer than 30 minutes

There are some things that are not ideal in this aquarium. I only want to mention a few points of criticism here: Contrary to the information on the website, there was no express entrance. You had to stand in line though having an online ticket that was already printed out and wait until the customers in front of you paid their tickets in cash or by card, which took quite a long time. Then, one could walk a rather crowded loop in the narrow building, where the temperature was very warm and the stuffy air did not make the visit a pleasure. A lot of prams blocked the passages and it was not possible to overtake the visitors who were walking in front of you.

A very beautiful place that is worth visiting. There are English translations on almost everything making it easier for non German speakers. 10/10

Really educating and really great for all ages and some incredible creatures which are all amazing. Really recommend it

It is a fun experience, it is not that big but well maintained and fund to enjoy. It takes you two hours only to get through it. With the high number of foreign people visiting here (especially from Belgium and the Netherlands), you would expect more knowledge besides German.

I can say I enjoyed it and learned a lot of new science Experience living alongside sea creatures and touching unknown things

Looking at different rypes of fish normaaly out of range, is spectacular. Big, small, beautiful, ugly, strange... the big turtle and shark are the eyecatchers

Maybe it is not the best place in town to visit and see the aquarium however it’s one of the few places that you can have some time with children

We went on Sunday. There was already a queue of 20 minutes when we turned up shortly before midday and the place was packed. Lots of families went with young children- kids in strollers or walking aided so 2- 3 years. There are lifts inside so you can get about with stroller but the paths are quite narrow and with so many people strollers just got in the way. The entrance is staggered so although it was busy it was a steady stream of people rather than a bung rush. There are lots of interactive places for kids, touch tanks, games, buttons and the aquariums are well maintained. There is a good variety of fresh water and salt water fish and at the entrance you can pick up a card to collect stamps along the way which is good for bigger kids (from about 6). There is not a lot of english in the kids games but all the descriptions of fish are in both english and german. They have a good shark tank, piranhas, stingrays, octopus and a wide variety of salt and freshwater fish. We spent two and a half hours here and we let the kids dictate the pace. there is also a very good environmental programme explaining the hazards of plastic waste to marine life and which fish to eat versus which to avoid to ensure maintaining the species. We all enjoyed it!

We went during the week to avoid the hoards at the weekend, (but noises can echo more when it is emptier ;-) However we were able to be able to view the fish/octpus/sharks in peace. It is quite a realxing activity and is is nicely done with fish everywhere - even over your head. There is info in english on the signs and you can ask some staff your questions . There is a glass bottom boat, but we weren't sure how to do that . Of course there is a cafe and gift shop at the end, with a large glass facade. Lots of sharks, turtles, seahorses and multi-colour fish, plus the odd otter.

At CentrO there is a sea park but I always thought this place can be more special as it is a bit overrated

I was there a while ago with my family,and i was very impressed of what i have saw in this town.They have plenty things to visit in a short distance,and 1 of them is Sea Life. Its very easy to find it,there are plenty park places near by,the cost is affordable. Now about the Sea Life:the waiting time in weekend its a little bit long (but if you buy the tickets online,is cheaper and you dont have to wait at all),inside is very well structured ,its amazing for kids to see the underworld with plenty fish species .A full tour it will take about an hour.

We went there on a rainy Saturday which of course was not the best idea as many others had the same. The very long waiting time (60 minutes eventhough we bought a ticket online) was explained with the limitation of 30 people to be let inside at once. We didn't see any system. After 60 minutes in the rain (thank God they offered umbrellas) we were let inside family by family and the kids were stopped to take a picture at the entrance which of course you can buy at the end of your visit. The system of making people wait was not recognizeable inside. It was very dark and crowded. The ways are very tight and if you have a buggy with you it gets tough at several corners. If your kids are running around you get nervous after a short time to lose them. The aquariums are very beautiful but it seems like the will to earn money is bigger than the will to please the customers. Long story short: we paid a high price for a day which was supposed to be a highlight for the kids but was only stressful and disappointing. At some point they should really stop letting people in and wait until some come out. Too bad!

Great place for kids to learn about sea life. There is a bit of everything including small sharks, a big sea turtle, catfish, rays, and morays. At 13 we listened to a story about different animals ( in German only), and we could touch some animals for in a special pool.