Aquarium

Wonderful place to visit. Lots to see, lots to learn. Petting the rays was fun as were the different shows all day long. We went in December on a cold and rainy day so not many there so got to spend lots of time looking at everything with no one on the way. Would really recommend although a little pricey and parking was expensive, I assume if you take public transportation it would be much better as train station really close by.

I've been to a lot of aquariums and this one could easily be one of my favorites. First off, if there's a line I suggest purchasing e-tickets to bypass those waiting to purchase outside the aquarium. Second, there's a wide selection of aquatic life to see inside and outside the aquarium. It's a pretty big place. You start on the first floor with the penguins and sharks and then wind your way up to get a glimpse at other sea animals. I liked how educational it was. With each exhibit it explained about the fish, gave diagrams, etc and even gave tips on how we can better treat this Earth to protect their habitats. The staff was nice. The gift shop prices are expensive but that's to be expected. There's some cool souvenirs in there. There's also a cafe but I'd already eaten so I didn't check that out. Overall it's a great place to view cool fish with friends or with the family. I highly recommend!

Kids love this place. It is a bit small compared to Connecticut aquarium and very crowded but pretty much everything is there. Can easily spend all day. Don't miss to touch the sting rays.

Loved it awesome place will be going back

It's an amazing and fun place, great to spend with family and to learn more about your favorite aquatic animals. It is quite big, and without too much caution it's easy to lose others, so make sure to make a meeting spot or something of the sort. I ended up looking for some people for half an hour after I lost them, but it didn't ruin the experience whatsoever. It was still a great place, and I'd go back a million times if I could.