ZEELEVEN Toegangsbewijs Brighton

Nice Little few hours out with the family, Staff friendly and knew about the animals. Would go again maybe try one of their other ones

We loved it! Plenty to see, good value, and we even got to see turtles and sharks being fed! Staff are lovely and friendly. Very interesting, I would highly recommend it, expecially for families.

The staff go out of their way to help. It is central and has so much that is of interest. However when we went yesterday at about 11am. It was very noisy, busy and with continually loud and unpleasant music. Not at all in line with nature. They need to consider people with neuro diversity issues and physical disabilities. I asked for a wheelchair which they said they don't have. They should have one for an emergency as we experienced yesterday. I understand that because it is a listed building it cannot be fully accessible but a wheelchair would have been helpful to exit via the long corridor. However staff are really lovely and tried to help. They may be missing out on revenue from older and disabled people. Thanks

It was a beautiful experience and the staff were very friendly and helpful in taking pictures even without being asked. Lovely

So expensive for what it is. Tanks seem quite small. Especially the one with the turtles in. Felt really sorry for them. Other tanks seem quite small as well. Didn’t find that it was that interactive compared to some other places.

When we arrived, staff were super friendly, especially to our friend who was celebrating their birthday. We did the glass bottom boat experience, where our captain for the trip Jared was exceptionally helpful in answering all our questions and was so friendly to us all during our experience and also when we saw him whilst exploring the aquarium.

What a great time we had. We spent just over 1 hour here which was was perfect for us. We saw some amazing fish and our favourite was the big turtles we got some great pictures from our time there. We got a bargain as it was out of school holidays and their was option for cheaper entry with myself and grandson being 5. I have to add how lovely everyone was who we spoke to during our time there everyone was so friendly and took time to speak to my grandson especially the girl in the shop who was interested in Georges time at the sealife centre.

Amazing. Great talk on the turtles and sharks.

SEA LIFE Brighton is definitely worth the money, especially if you are taking a disabled person as you buy one ticket and the carer goes free, which is a really good bonus. There is lots to do for younger children with plenty of different experiences throughout the Sea Life Centre. The virtual reality experience was very good, especially the shipwreck experience. The young lad working on the shipwreck virtual reality was extremely knowledgeable, friendly, and very open when talking to visitors, which made the experience even better. The food and drinks were okay, although a little on the expensive side, but that’s expected at most attractions. One thing I thought was really good was the ladies’ toilets having smaller children’s toilet seats, children’s sinks, and lower hand dryers, which is brilliant if you have younger children with you. The whole place has changed massively in the last 20 years since I last visited, and it has definitely improved. The staff throughout were all really nice and helpful. Obviously, the gift shop is overpriced, but that’s to be expected as attractions like this make money from merchandise. If you take your time going around, you can easily spend a good two to three hours in there. Overall, I would definitely recommend it for families and anyone visiting Brighton

Its a great tour . We did it without tour operator. The aquarium filled with stories and their struggles to keep the aquarium open Would have loved to see dolphins . The turtles were amazing