This was pretty cool to do in combination with Legoland. We live nearby our state's aquarium and that probably raised our expectations pretty high, so it might be a tad unfair to give 3 stars, but it seemed rather average for the price. There were some pretty cool things to see, but nothing really unique. Didn't have any interactions with any staff at this location, minus the front desk. Would probably skip this part if we ever return.
We loved spending some date time at the aquarium. It had a nice design and a good variety of aquatic animals. I would definitely recommend it for a day trip or for regular fun with younger kids (under 11).
Exhibits are nice and have a good variety of animals. However, it is way too expensive and not very big. I am glad I went on a discounted Scout weekend. I would have been upset if I paid full price.
Went on a Thursday morning with my wife and two boys ages 4 and 17 months. The staff at the front weren't very interested in helping us, we showed our tickets and that was it. Compared to other aquariums we've been to we were a bit disappointed especially for the price, it just wasn't worth it in our opinion. The 360 tunnel was okay, but that was probably the best part besides the sting ray tank. In other aquariums we've been to you're able to feed the animals or at least touch them and besides a small area to pet star fish there wasn't much of anything else besides fish swimming in exhibits. Just a major let down especially for $43 to get into the establishment. We won't be returning.
Absolutely loved it. Actually stayed to long. If we lived closer, I would definitely go more. Staff was very nice and knowledgeable.
This was our second visit. Our oldest son likes it and our 2yr old was in awe of everything in here. It was a great respite from really hot weather.
The fish are very colorful and displayed neatly. The displays are informative and easy to read. It is not a huge aquarium, but well worth the money.
More like 2.5
The staff at the touch pool was rude and not helpful.
The bathroom was gross.
The room with the big open sting ray pool was pretty cool. It would of been cooler if the glass you stand on at the look out area are was see through and served it's purpose.
I did really like the sting rays and my son really liked the zebra shark. We had fun.
The price you pay is NOT worth it though.
Well made and excellent design in most respects.
Gets hot and crowded many days of the week. Has a touch pool that kids will enjoy. Good ages for kids are 7-11 for this site. Older kids that like sea life and science will enjoy as well.
My boys are 1 and 3 and they both loved it. It's set up very well with lots of information and so much to see. The best part was the little pool with star fish that you could touch. It was a little expensive for the size but over all it was great!
If you are taking very young children then it's not bad. But no one really wants to talk to you if you are not with children
This was set up really cute for kids! It wasn't just exhibits but the whole walk through was themed. I think it's a little overpriced for the size and variety of sea creatures but the combo with Legoland made it worth it for us. At the end you can color in sea creatures that then appear in a giant virtual aquarium so the kids can see their creations swim around!
Way too expensive for the small walkthrough. They really need to cut those prices in half. Was pretty disappointed. Only good thing was staff seemed happy to be there and energetic
I thought it would be a lot bigger but it was still pretty interesting. There's quite a bit to look at, and it's all organized nicely. Very informational as well. I'd recommend purchasing tickets ahead of time. However, the combo experience is really only worth it if you're traveling from a couple hours away and don't plan to return within the 30 day limit.