SEA LIFE Brighton, Marine Parade, Brighton, Brighton and Hove, Brighton, UK
Dive into the original Victorian architecture of the oldest operating aquarium in the world, built in 1872. Be enchanted by rays, turtles, jellyfish, sharks, and more. Look out for the dazzling scales, crazy colours, and fantastic fins of mesmerizing creatures. Visit the beautifully restored Victorian Arcade, explore rockpools, stroke a starfish, and take part in various hands on experiences. See the seahorses grip at seagrass with their curly tails and suck up tiny shrimp with their straw-like snouts. Join staff behind the scenes and learn how they keep the animals happy and healthy. Learn about the breeding programs and maybe
even see some babies! From 25 May, enjoy a brand-new ocean experience with state-of-the-art technology, Jawsome creatures, and a world first theme.
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Sea Life Brighton welcomes everyone from all age groups. Adult tickets apply to individuals aged 15 and over, while child tickets are for children aged 3 to 14. Children aged 2* or under can visit for free but must be booked in (free of charge). For guests aged 14 or under, an accompanying adult (18 or over) is required.
Whilst legal restrictions have been lifted, we want to ensure we can offer you the best possible guest experience and we will continue to have reduced capacity at our attraction. This means that you will need to book into a time slot ahead of your visit. As spaces are limited, we strongly suggest you reserve tickets early for your preferred date and time.
SEA LIFE Brighton does not have its own car park. The nearest parking is along the seafront and is pay and display. Alternatively there are three local car parks; The Lanes Car Park, High Street Car Park & Churchill Square Car Park.
Disabled access is available at SEA LIFE Brighton. There is a disabled access entrance located through an underpass from the beach that can be accessed via the ramp down to the beach. The underpass leads out into the entrance and therefore avoiding the steps down to the entrance. The underpass is also useful for those with buggies. We also have a disabled toilet available. There is only one area of SEA LIFE Brighton which does not have full access and this is the Ocean Display in the auditorium, however this display can also be seen from the Ocean Tunnel which is accessible.
Guide Dogs are permitted within SEA LIFE Brighton.
Staff really helpful and knowledgeable. Great array of sea creatures.
