With 10 SEA LIFE attractions to find around the UK, you’re never too far away from a hammerhead shark. For those searching for a deal, then it’s worth checking out our SEA LIFE Cheap Ticket & Promotional Voucher Guide before exploring our money saving top tips to get the most from your day out.
SEA LIFE Tickets; Online Savings
Whilst promotional vouchers can secure you savings off entry prices, it’s also worth looking out for online ticket savings for those that can book in advance. Booking online not only secures you money off standard ticket entry, it guarantees you entry at popular times of the year with timed ticketed entry. Look out for savings running at the SEA LIFE attraction of your choice.
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SEA LIFE TICKETS – save up to 32% off standard price entry.
SEA LIFE Birmingham Otter
SEA LIFE Attractions; Tips to Beat the Queues
1. Online Savings; there are savings to be made for those book online at SEA LIFE with substantial discounts off standard price tickets.
2. Promotional Offers; follow our round-up of promotional vouchers, discounted tickets & even free ticket offers within SEA LIFE Deals. Look out any excluded dates and worth noting that promotional vouchers cannot be used for secondary attractions, (such as SEA LIFE attractions located within Alton Towers or Chessington World of Adventures).
3. Bottle Neck; often the biggest bottle neck at any SEA LIFE can be as you arrive to access the attraction. Particularly at busy times it can be worth booking online to take advantage of timed entry that makes use of a designated entry point that bypasses the bulk of the queues.
4. Voucher holders; it is recommended that customers with promotional vouchers should redeem and pre-book tickets in advance to guarantee entry. Follow our step by step guide to help you take advantage of this offer over at How To Redeem SEA LIFE Promotional Vouchers.
SEA LIFE, (photo; Phil Loach)
SEA LIFE; Tips & Tricks
6. Early Bird; for a quieter experience during peak times, it’s always best to arrive early to avoid the queues. Worth checking out the opening times on the day of your visit & plan accordingly. If you can arrive before the setting opens for the day, you’ll be rewarded with a less crowded trip.
7. Passholders; often passholders can make use of separate Fastrack entry points too so worth double checking the arrangements at your local SEA LIFE. There are now differing Merlin Passes in place so worth being aware of the range of restrictions on use for each pass. All passholders should pre-book in advance to ensure entry into the attraction.
8. Quirky Deals; follow our roundup of Unusual SEA LIFE Deals & Promotions that includes canal cleans that come with free entry offer!
9. The Weather Factor; visitor numbers at indoor attractions are particularly weather dependent so you’ll not be the only one considering a trip to SEA LIFE on a wet day. If you are planning to visit during peak times/school holidays why not buck the trend and visit a on sunny day.
10. Food & Drink; whilst many SEA LIFE Centres do not have a café on site, and whilst previously picnics were welcome, this isn’t always the case now so worth checking with your local SEA LIFE before you set out.
PICK UP SEA LIFE TICKETS – save up to 32% off standard price entry.
SEA LIFE TICKETS – save up to 32% off standard price entry.
SEA LIFE, (photo; Phil Loach)
SEA LIFE; Top Tips
11. Quench That Thirst; pack some drinks for the children as it can get quite warm due to temperature controls in place for the marine life.
12. What’s On; keep an eye out for events/feeding times that are taking place on the day of your visit as a great free add-on to your day.
13. Feeding Experiences; enhance your visit with a VIP SEA LIFE Feeding/Diving Experience that can include getting up close & personal with penguins, turtles and even sharks! Worth checking if this is running on your visit and book online in advance to avoid disappointment.
14. Return Visits; if capacity allows a number of SEA LIFE attractions will let come & go throughout the day for those that would like to combine a trip with a spot of shopping/meal out, (some exclusions apply). Ensure your hand is stamped before you leave & check whether it’s possible to use the gift shop as a means of re-entry.
16. Value For Money; at many of the settings you can make your way around as many times as you wish on the day of your visit. Time a second trip to coincide with feeding times or another visit to the 4D cinema, (attractions vary at each SEA LIFE).
SEA LIFE; Tried & Tested
London SEA LIFE Aquarium; placed next to the London Eye this is a popular setting for visitors to London.
SEA LIFE Birmingham; set in Brindley Place this is ideally located for those looking to combine a meal out/shopping with a visit to the aquarium.
SEA LIFE Blackpool; located close to the Blackpool Tower & Pleasure Beach, this is great for those planning a few days in this seaside town.
SEA LIFE Manchester; set within the Trafford Centre this is the latest Sea Life Centre to open in the heart of the shopping district.
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I’m disabled & use a scooter to get around, can I use it at the sea life centre in Manchester
Hi Annie, on the Manchester Sea Life Centre website it says that the attraction is fully accessible for wheelchair users. There is no mention of mobility scooters so you may wish to contact the centre directly.
Is the see life centre at Blackpool suitable for wheelchair adult users. Do carers get in free., how much is it please
Hi Val, whilst we are independent of Blackpool Sea life Centre, I can see from their website that they state they are disabled friendly with ‘lift access in the admissions area of the Centre. Disabled toilets can be found in both SEA LIFE and the Pirate Adventure Golf’. They also state that one carer can gain free entry per disabled visitor, (proof of disability maybe required).