Visited for the first time in 50 years. Great atmosphere, loads to see and do. Easy access to the tanks, including an underwater tunnel. Liked the jellyfish and the turtles, but there is so much more to it. Enjoyed this a lot

A lot smaller than I thought it would be. Nothing particularly unique about the site other than it being the oldest aquarium in the UK. Loved seeing the giant tortoise but wouldn’t pay the extra money for the ‘boat’. Food area small and limited, darkly lit.

Lovely aquarium. Beautiful vaulted ceilings in the old part, which lets you to feel a connection with the history of the place. Plenty of fascinating exhibits, with loads of fun activities for the little ones. A bit pricey for day tickets, but no more so than others in the UK. If we lived nearby the annual passes would be excellent value.

We had a good visit to the aquarium and saw some unique inhabitants (including a giant turtle and upside down jellyfish). The building is architecturally very impressive but the attraction is quite small. For the price, it felt a bit expensive for what was there. That said, this is still a good attraction to visit in Brighton and a great way to escape the rain (and see the world’s oldest aquarium!!).

Really love the experience and it’s based in such a beautiful building. Plenty of things to see and do. I believe it’s about a 2hr experience. The only negative is the price. I think personally the difference between adult and child is too small and I think a discounted family ticket would improve the affordability for family’s. With the basic 2 adult and 2 child costing £87 at this moment in time without any extras or lunch. Is this two hour experience worth £87? That is a question! I don’t think it is….

The aquarium itself is beautiful, with stunning architecture and well-maintained tanks. Being that we visited in the winter (and during the renovations), the aquarium was practically empty, giving us plenty of time to enjoy the exhibits. Many of the animals at the aquarium are rescues, including the three sea turtles.

Defenetely a great experience! I love aquariums and such, and Sea life is always a safe choice. I must say that i have been to better aquariums tho. Loved this, but didn't suprise me. As said alwwys a safe choice :)

We returned to Brighton's Sealife Centre having visited a year prior. The intercom announced somebody's birthday, which sent the giant sea turtles into a sudden mating frenzy. This never happens when someone's birthday is announced at my workplace. We went on the glass bottomed boat this time and watched the graceful creatures swim beneath. It was quite serene. I had been promising the rest of my group the sighting of a massive miserable grouper, who had been there last year. Sadly, he was not visible. So he was either hiding or has died. Despite his absence, we had a whale of a time. Pun intended.

The out of hours tour was AMAZING!!!! I did this as a surprise for my friends as they had come to Brighton for my birthday weekend and I wanted to give them a big thank you. We had a lovely tour guide who knew everything about every sea creature in the centre. We were the only ones there so it was quiet and no queues anywhere. We could take our time seeing everything and we got to do the glass bottom boat ride where we got to feed the fish in the big tank. Our tour was for about an hour and we loved every minute of it.