SEA LIFE Sydney Aquarium

I absolutely love visiting Sea Life! I have been many times, and each time, I have been amazed. This occasion was no exception. We came on a Sunday afternoon. Tickets can be a little pricey ($51 per adult). If you visit on a weekday, the cost is a bit cheaper. There are also packages and group tickets which can be purchased and these help bring the cost down. The ticket lets you stay at the aquarium for as long as you like. All the enclosures and displays are well organised and arranged, and this really helps make easy and fun viewing throughout the aquarium. It can get quite busy and crowded at times, but foot traffic generally flows well. There is a rock pool area where you can get hands-on with various small marine life. Throughout the aquarium, there are also numerous plaques and displays informing visitors of environmental issues and conservation efforts. I appreciated this. The highlight for me was definitely being in the underwater enclosure and watching the stingrays gliding around. I found it really peaceful! I would highly recommend visiting Sea Life and look forward to going again.
Map Roy - 4 weeks ago

We came on a wet Saturday- it was busy but we had a ball! Kids (the adult kids too) loved being able to see all the creatures. Entry was super easy- just brought the tickets online and added to Apple wallet and a quick scan - in we go! The kids got a super cool tattoo by the friendly staff members. The aquarium was clean and the aircon was cool. Love all the little aquariums with the more rare fish and aquatic life. Pig was a favourite amongst our family- he was really active and putting on a bit of a show for us which was great! Lots of great information about each marine species at their aquarium. Took us about 90 mins to get around the aquarium and of course the kids needed to get some souvenirs! Definitely recommend taking the family!
Courtney Giameos - a week ago

This is a fantastic, at-your-pace, walk-through aquarium located at Darling Harbour in Sydney, NSW. They have one of the only three captivated Dugong in the world, and it's name is Pig. It was rescued in 1998 and has been released once with poor results, so it lives here for it's safety. The animals' welfare seems to be in great condition, which is good to see since I feel a certain type of way towards any Zoo. I would recommend it if you're interested in local wildlife information and suggest visiting earlier in the day.
Jordan Sweet - 3 weeks ago

Highly recommend visiting the aquarium if you’re not from Sydney. We went by on a Saturday in the afternoon. It was busy but there was a lot of room to move around. We enjoyed seeing the penguins on the boat ride, the unique sea creatures, and the stations where you can get a sea creature penny. It was insightful and we learnt a lot about the different sea creatures.
J - a month ago