SEA LIFE Orlando Aquarium

We had a few hours and wanted to find something fun and reasonably priced, we visited the ICON and Sea Life area. It was really nice having lots of options to do in the same area, they have free parking.

Kids loved sea life, the domes in the tanks they can put their heads in are neat. Took about 1.5 hours at a slow pace. A few exhibits were closed like the jellyfish.

This is a great place to visit. They have unique tanks and some very cool fish that you can see close up. The stone eel is amazing. It's small though, so you only need a few hours. We used a Groupon and felt better about what we paid. Definitely worth a visit.

Nice aquarium. I would've liked to have seen a few larger sharks, but otherwise it was a nice experience. It looks like they are either building or revamping an interactive area for stingrays, which wasn't open on our visit. This should be a nice addition when it opens. There was also an area to touch anemones and starfish. Also has some fun areas where you can stick your head up in a bubble under the tank to see it as if you were inside the tank. It's a nice photo opportunity as well. Overall this is a great place and if you like aquariums you should visit.

Shorter than expected, but definitely still very pretty and entertaining. A great place for the whole family, very informational as well. A wide variety of fish and sea life. I do feel it's a bit pricey, for what's offered. But I did enjoy the experience nonetheless for sure. I'd recommend it for all ages.

Loved it! Just visit here. The exhibits are very nice! We saw lots of tropical fish, sharks, eels, turtles, salamanders, starfish, seahorses and more. We also saw the scuba show which was entertaining as my husband is a master commercial diver. I loved the underwater tunnel because you get a 360 view of the fish swimming all around. The activity books for kids is fun too because they get to complete a scavenger hunt and collect embossed stamps. There are lots of souvenirs to choose from in the gift shop as well as the fact that this aquarium supports wildlife for education and conservation as opposed to corporate profit.