London Sea Life Aquarium Tickets
It’s a scene of colour, life and activity, for life under the waves is an inspiring, beautiful place to be. Give your London visit a little aquatic twist. Your London Sea Life Aquarium tickets will allow you to see some the seas and oceans most remarkable creatures. From sharks, rays and octopus to those delightfully waddling penguins your visit offers decadent delights for all the family. And remember this is in the middle of the city! Enter the Coral Kingdom, see the Ocean Invaders and work your way through the Rainforest Adventure. It’s an epic adventure where you witness snapping turtles and gaze upon those tricky piranhas! Combine your visit with a London pass, and you’ll be able to enjoy the London Sea Life Aquarium as well as other top attractions. Life beneath the waves has never been so much fun.
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When: DailyAttractions may be closed on certain dates particularly over Easter, Christmas and New Year
Length: Card is valid for 30 days from the date of first use.
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Our tips for SEA LIFE Aquarium
Get yourself a pass * Combine your London Sealife Aquarium adventure with other top London attractions. You’ll get to experience more of London and save money * Stroke the Starfish: Make sure you get to touch the starfish, everyone has the opportunity to get up close to these beautiful sea creatures. Wonder if they are prickly? * Don’t be afraid to ask: There are plenty of experts around the aquarium, so got a question then ask away. It’s all about learning, right?
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Best time to visit
London Sea Life Aquarium can get busy around lunchtime 12-2pm, so try to visit in the morning or later in the afternoon. It’s also indoors so no worries about the weather!
Getting there
The aquarium is situated in the ground floor of County Hall, that’s near the London Eye and opposite Westminster and the Houses of Parliament. Walking is best but you can get the tube to Westminster Station and walk across the river. Which if you do, you’ll get a great view down the River Thames. Now that’s worth walking for.
Money saving tips
Book one of our London flexi attractions passes and combine a number of key attractions around London. It’ll save your plenty of pennies.
Did you know?
Dazzle your fellow travellers with these interesting titbits and trivia: *London Aquarium has the most extensive collection of piranhas in the UK! Just watch those fingers! * There are over 450 species of shark in the world. You won’t see them all, but you’ll undoubtedly be able to watch some of these fantastic creatures at the aquarium. * There are over 3000 species and plants at the aquarium, displayed in over 2 million litres of water!
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