I must say after reading the other review I was jubious about going .

It cost around £25 pound for the 4 of us (only paid for 2 adults as there are vouchers everywhere offering children free entry) so it wasnt bad in price.

The staff couldnt do enough, they were so helpful and know there job! They were so willing to explain about the fish etc and guide you round.

The new pirate ship was great
It is so nice to see that the sealife centre not only entertains but teaches about conservation, environment and effect on our sealife by how we live our lives.

This is one of a chain of aquariums found all over the country. Their flagship exhibit, and the one you see on all the pictures, is the bit where you walk through a tunnel under a tank full of sharks. While that’s great, to be honest it isn’t my favourite bit of this place. For me the best bits were the ray pool and the sea horses. The rays live in a pool area where you look down on them from above. And they look back at you… They are very interested in the visitors, so you can easily find yourself virtually eye to eye with one of these creatures as it raises itself out of the water to watch you. The seahorses are amazingly diverse, from classic seahorse shapes to some that are quite incredible. Other exhibits show the variety of life found in various watery environments (including that off the coast of Blackpool), and a display of shark egg cases with live baby sharks visible inside.

Definitely an excellent aquarium, with lots to see.