Excellent family afternoon spent in the Aquarium so much to see. Think the admission price is reasonable as can spend a whole afternoon there. Staff very friendly and a nice touch with the Halloween themed treat

Get the buy one, get one free ticket deal and enjoy a visit to London's SEA LIFE Aquarium. All year round there are websites offering the 2-4-1 deal. Search London attractions two for one deals, and you will see the train ticket deal. This deal involves part of your journey being via a train and retaining your ticket. Various companies offer BOGOF (buy one, get one free) deals and it is worth buying a cereal box or whatever to get a code. I've paid £28 - £33 for a couple. We have been several times, the mrs loves it there. We always go through the week to avoid any queues. It is never that packed, we went on a Wednesday this time (with the Kelloggs deal). The only downside is the huge amount of babies/kids/school trips which can be noisy. Maybe booking later in the day would avoid this. A slow relaxed stroll around reading up on the fish etc is always pleasant and informative. I'm sure I'll be asked to book this again next year!

This experience was once in a lifetime. Firstly we went around the centre itself and then at our allotted time we went to the meeting point. We were met there by Joshua who was brilliant and so knowledgeable. We were hooked up with wetsuits, shoes, snorkles etc and got ready, we got introduced to all the sharks with descriptions and names of each ones which was great to know before getting in the cage. Joshua was so calming, informative and really helped make this an incredible experience. After giving us the health and safety information he offered to take photographs of us which we ended up with so many and some videos which were so amazing to keep forever and to show people back home. The sharks themselves were absolutely incredible, they came right up to the cage which we were in giving us an incredibly close up experience, they are truly incredible creatures and we would both do this experience again in a heartbeat.

I went here with low expectations after a poor visit to the Brighton one which took about 30 minutes to get around - but this is about ten levels up. Much bigger, much more to see, and a proper 1.5 - 2 hour attraction. Kids loved it!

We took our grandchildren here as part of a Christmas treat and they really loved it! There are lots of different zones and we all loved seeing the sharks, rays, turtle and many other aquatic creatures and plants. The jellyfish There are several interactive exhibitions for the kids and those of us who are young at heart and there are plenty of places where you can just sit and admire the tranquil beauty of ocean and tropical sea life. Thoroughly recommended.

Another outing from last year which I have fond memories of. A fantastic day out to London to go somewhere I hadn’t been since I was in my teens. Only downside was just how crowded it was and people were very happy to push you out of the way to get to where you were stood.

A nice addition to our trip to London. It was bigger than expected, but well laid out. We were there during term time, so there were no crowds or queues and we could enjoy it at our own pace. Thought the penguin enclosure was a bit small/depressing (in comparison to the beautiful outdoor enclosures at Whipsnade zoo).

As we were visiting London we decided to book tickets in advance. There was a long line of people when we arrived near our time slot. It took quite a while to get through the security check point (like in an airport) which you have to empty your pockets, walk through a scanner and have any bags checked. The place was bigger than thought it was going to be. There are lots of different sea life throughout on the different floors. The shark tank was good with different viewing areas on different levels. It was quite busy and in some places there were more people than other bits but if you are in no rush then this isn't a problem. The place in places was a bit shabby and worn so this place could do with a renovation. They take a picture of you which they put some different backgrounds on which you can purchase key rings or actual pictures however this is over priced and not overly professional. There was an area where you could touch some hatched shark eggs which thought it would have been more things than that. Overall this is a good place to visit, it can be expensive. There is a small gift shop. Some of the staff were ok others seemed to have poor customer service. Location is good.

I visited the aquarium with my two sons,I thought the tickets were expensive but we really enjoyed the tour, there was so much to see , walking over a tank and under another was a memorable experience, staff were very friendly but scarce throughout , the ones we did encounter added greatly though. Two downsides, 1. At stages of the tour it was most definitely overcrowded ,it was difficult to spend time at some viewing points and very stuffy and 2. No cash accepted , disappointing when you have kids wanting to spend their pocket money , overall a good day out

It's okay but like so many museums and other attractions it has been disneyed up for children so that there are so many signs and gimmicks the fish get lost in it. I do wonder if kids actually need all that stuff or whether they'd be just as happy with looking at the animals. It is expensive but there's quite a lot there to look at.