We had an hour to kill in Siam Centre and this looked like it will fit the bill with our kids aged 5 and 3. Queue was long and slow. When we reached the till we were pretty shocked to hear the prices, they would have been high even for similar attractions based in Europe. The kids wanted in by then so there was no turning back. The place is actually well maintained and well set out, the kids had a blast, but it's not very big at all and we couldn't see how one can spend more than an hour or maybe 90mins tops there. There were a lot of people there too so not the most relaxing experience. Overall as a tourist I'd recommend avoiding this attrraction, you'll come across better such places for more affordable prices in pretty much any other large city.

Nice place to spend a couple of hours, specially if you are visiting with kids. Try to match your timings with the feeding shows. Tip: Buy your tickets in advance. At the location they offer a combined ticket only along with the Madam Tussaud museum so if you dont want to go there you will waste some money.

We visited as a family of 5 mix age children 7,10,14 and all had a brilliant time. The shows were all good although hard to understand what they were saying but funny and enjoyable to watch especially the shark show! Someone mentioned about the animals being locked up and yes it would be nice to see them in their natural habitat but they seem very well looked after and it’s nice to be able to see such a variety of ocean life and tropical animals that we would never get to see normally other than on the t.v. We’ve visited a lot of sea life centres before this is far better than any we have been too. We were there for about 3 hours. It’s situated in the basement of a shopping complex.

I found the whole experience to be very upsetting. They boast that they have 50,000 animals but in this small space, you can see they are overcrowded and those poor otters and penguins that never see sunlight? It's tragic. I wish I had never visited. It was simply awful.

Perhaps I have been spoiled by some US aquariums (like the Shedd aquarium in Chicago in particular) but this aquarium did not seem to be very big. For the price they charged (over 30 USD), I did not think that it was worth it. The aquarium has some cool fish and I enjoyed the octopus at the beginning. If you like aquariums and don't care about budget then you can go but it's definitely not a must-see attraction.

Sea Life was ok, nothing spectacular. Rather expensive if you compare the non-local fee to the local fee. However, it's a decent option if you need to escape the heat! Took my 7 and 9 year old kids who enjoyed it. They were hoping to see jellyfish and a whale shark (there were none)... We got there as soon as it opened and so there were no queues. We spent about an hour there in total. Might have been able to stretch it a bit longer if we didn't go so early and watch some of the animal feedings. We didn't go on the glass bottom boat out watch the 4D movie. Our tickets included the Madame Tussauds experience which was located nearby (two shopping malls away but very walkable).

I wish I hadn't spent s dime for such a horrendous place. Animals are kept in a very small space, barely resemble their natural habitats. What's most upsetting for me is "Diving with Sharks". They should cancel this program. The only way to dive with sharks is in the real ocean, in their natural habitat, not in the tank.

Beautiful designs and layout. Plenty was wild life to see and enjoy. Lots of things to do while there. It can be crowded too. I didn't like that there is a much higher charge for foreigners than locals. I was charged 1000 bahts vs my girlfriend who is local only 500 bahts.

This aquarium is at the bottom of the mall Siam Paragon in the centre of Bangkok. You can take Bts and exit at Siam station. Aquarium is relaxing and obviously suitable for young and old. Maybe the best attraction is passing in a gallery inside a big fish tank, you will see Sharks and other fish literally passing over your head. So Aquarium deserves a visit, but it is a little bit overpriced. The adult fare base is 1000+ thb and If you want to add other service/attractions the ticket will cost more.

I went there & I regret it. The place is nice & the animals are magnificent as always. but seeing them trapped in these glass cages is awful & I hate it. Release these animals & only keep the ones that need urgent medical attention, then release them once their ok. us humans don't need to have these animals in cages for any reason other than entertainment & I hate it. If you wanna see marine life, go diving, or go in a submarine. don't capture these creatures & put them in cages, regardless of which they're treated nicely or not. it's still bad.