Sea Life Brighton

Wow wow wow. This place is amazing. The staff are really friendly and they are so informative. Be aware that military discount is available but has to be pre booked.

We missed a section out but the creatures are amazing. More information on tanks about species would make me give five stars.

+++ great day out, lots of things to see! loved it.Staff very friendly.Would highly recommend. Fabulous place to take children

Very nice and helpful staff. I was pleasantly surprised at how good it was for value. I had been intending to go for ages and finally got round to it. Very impressed and will be going again for sure.

A great place to take kids when the weather isn't nice. The displays are excellent and the fish specimens are varied and well kept. My only criticism is it could do with more information boards to accompany the species being kept in the aquariums - you often have to guess what fish (or other aquatic animal!) your looking at. The huge turtle and tiny seahorses were particular highlights.

This is the world's oldest aquarium, and it's absolutely beautiful. You can tell the staff there wish to care well for the various sea creatures available to see, and the facilities and layout of the building are fantastic. I can really recommend the behind the scenes tour.

Very nice, calming air about this place. Plenty of interesting sea creatures. Much to learn about the envronment for youngsters. But extremely pricey. Even after applying a 40% off discount via the Brighton Lifestyle card, still ended up paying over £20 for 2. And in the end, it wasn't even that big to justify that sort of price

After visiting Sea Life today, i can say that i am massively disappointed with the lack of animal diversity they have there. For the price they are charging you would expect the facilities they offer to be one section of many but instead you are left asking yourself, is that it? The highlight of the experience was stroking a starfish.. that says it all really. Please lower your prices or expand the diversity and offer us more to see.

I visited sea life centre with my boyfriend today and I must say I wasn't very impressed with the price we paid to get in, in my opinion was very over priced with little inside. Some of the tanks look quite small for the size of the some of the fish, also some tanks seemed over crowded, a few of the animals showed signs of boredom swimming into the glass and back and forward along the tank. I understand it will interest younger children however I feel it's gives the wrong impression on animals in there "natural" environment.