Billet d'admission générale au Loch Lomond SEA LIFE

The aquarium is short but sweet. There are lots of different types of fish to see and it’s great for all ages.

We paid £47 - 2 adults, 1 child (8yo) and 1 under 2 (free). For the cost I really didn’t find the experience value for money. The ground floor is the only space to explore the actual sea life and it’s really not large, we were round it within 20 minutes (we did go back round to try and extend our value for money). The second floor is a cinema which plays Octonauts on a loop - it’s an enormous space which doesn’t appear to be greatly used. Third floor is the coffee shop which we didn’t go to as couldn’t spend any more money and the fourth floor is the “lookout” which is essentially another empty area with some seating. I understand the need for conversation and am not an expert by any means but I was saddened to see April, the rescued turtle still in such a small tank with little to occupy her. She shares the tank with a lot of other sea animals and it just doesn’t seem big enough. There’s also a single European blue lobster in a tank that you can see into via a spherical window (put an image below, this is when we went back to see it and it was hiding under a rock) which is pretty cool to look at but I am positive it is aware of it’s tiny, consistent habitat and wants out, it was scrabbling at the window for a while and I couldn’t help but feel guilt for paying money to watch these poor creatures live in a prison for our entertainment. What I will say however is that the two ladies that we interacted with (one at admission and one at the touch pool) were really lovely and friendly which I think goes a long way to anyone’s experience! Five stars for them but sadly nothing else…My suggestion would be to turn the cinema into an enormous tank to house April and/or the blue lobster 😔

Booked online. Found it tobe very overcrowded. We were there for shark feeding but didnt get to see it. Definitely needs to be limited numbers for each visiting time. There wasn't enough room for even half the people there to see and adults were being rude with each other and pushing others to get past. You couldn't walk through the tunnel everyone was just stuck in there refusing to move. Shop is overpriced. The otters weren't there. The smell of urine from the toilets at the gift shop area was overwhelming. Was just a disappointing experience overall.

Was alright for entertainment, but hugely overpriced for what you got, not much variety, mainly a few small sharks and a ton of string rays, in all of the enclosures very disappointing if you come here to see literally anything other than 5 creatures, otters were nowhere to be found, and the whole experience had thin hallways and what should’ve been a one way system was a two way system, tons of people, busy and cramped with people with very little consideration for others, also, very little places to breastfeed privately if you wanted to do that privately like a member of my family did. Overall not worth the money, probably more like £2 a person rather than £28.

Lovely staffs, child friendly, my little enjoyed every bit of it.

Took my 10 year old and his pal here last weekend. Unable to comment on costs as I paid for it with my Tesco Clubard points. But we had a blast. Yes it's not the biggest aquarium but there's lots to see, staff are friendly, location is good with lots to do out side at the Lomond Shores outlet. The cafe is very good, our food was tasty, fresh and well-portioned. And a lovely view up the loch. The boys loved it and spent several hours there - all you can ask for

Disappointed at having to pay twice, after accidentally selecting the wrong date & then your system refusing to allow me to change the date despite paying extra for a flexible ticket that did allow date changes. Despite emailing you about this issue nobody bothered replying. There could be better signage at the lifts, that if you go past them you are heading for the exit. A member of your staff then directed me to go all the way back through to get to the lifts, when there was actually another lift just a few feet away in the gift shop, which I only spotted on the way out.

The aquarium was a lot smaller than I expected, you could literally walk around in 10 mins and be done, you are allowed to go around as many times as you want but after 2 or 3 times you have seen everything. The cafe was not great didnt offer much. The photo experience print outs are a bit pricey as well. All in all the day out for 2 adults and one toddler cost around £120. Will probably go to deep sea world next time. Staff were really nice though so can't fault them for customer service.

I'm a local resident in the area. I find it frustrating how expensive it is. 2 adults, 2 kids, around £50/60 then there is the kids wanting a toy and a meal so it ends up being £100. There really needs to be something in place for local residents to be affordably visit more often! Especially given how small it is, you crack through it inside an hour easily! The variety of animals is good and there are many opportunities to learn. The shark feeding guide was good too. But, it keeps coming back to cost for me, it's simply not worth it and there is no loyalty or incentive for locals.

Fantastic first visit with my daughter (13 months). She was initially reluctant because it was a new experience, but all the staff were friendly and engaging with her and she soon got her confidence. She recently started walking and there were lots of fish to keep her distracted and walking for almost an hour. Then we watched the otters being fed! 🦦 Great views from the cafe, Costa coffee, less than £5 for kids’ meal deal and gorgeous views of the loch. We didn’t make use of the cinema, but will when she’s older. Fantastic day out, and will be buying an annual pass.