Seattle Aquarium
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There was an extensive collection of coral reef, otters and sea lions. If we come back to Seattle again, we'll probably visit again.
Reviewed by: djackson from on Oct 29 2009
We enjoyed all the different rooms and displays. Just when I thought it was over, there was another room to come!
Reviewed by: don_rhonda from on Aug 24 2009
A very expensive version of a tiny zoo. I understand Washington is special with our species of sea life and vegitation, but we are also interested in OTHER sea life as well. It was so expensive for such a small walk around. Thankfully the piers gave us something to do for the rest of the day, because this aquarium didn't put out.
Reviewed by: Seattle Experiencer from on Jul 19 2009
As a local, I've visited the Seattle Aquarium about 3 or 4 times. It's not special, and the exhibits are certainly not impressive, but it is nonetheless a good experience if you just wish to see and learn about a few of the inhabitants of Puget Sound. If not for the seals and otters, the touch pools, and the (crowded) underwater dome, a trip to a local marine pet store would provide the same satisfying experience and save you $16.00 per person.
Reviewed by: John from on Jun 22 2009
I just moved here from the Bay Area and after seeing other aquariums I would rather have tourists save their cash for real aquariums.
Reviewed by: NYCinCAandnowinWA from on Mar 30 2009
I brought eight-year-old boys and had a great time. I do wish they offered more information about the exhibits in the wall text--in fact the place seems far less scientific than the Monterey Aquarium--but we met two staff members on the ground floor who spent more than 15 minutes each with me and my kids educating us on sea stars and sea anemones. They were wonderful and we all learned a great deal. Also the cafe has great views.
Reviewed by: Henry from on Aug 03 2008
There were a lot of unique features that would bedazzle young children, but as an adult touring without kids, the aquarium didn't have too much to offer. Some insight into local birds and sea animals, but nothing spectacular to speak of.
Reviewed by: Laura from on Jul 09 2008
Seriously? To all those disgruntled reviewers, what the heck were you expecting?
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on May 27 2008
SHUT UP!!!
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on May 26 2008
that aquarium was impossible FOR VISITING. Free to be, i swear i won't come back there anymore. I think that the aquarium's staff do not have common sense to take so much money for nothing.
Reviewed by: iacobescu from on Apr 28 2008
Fish and Sea Mammals !
Back to Seattle Aquarium
There was an extensive collection of coral reef, otters and sea lions. If we come back to Seattle again, we'll probably visit again.
Reviewed by: djackson from on Oct 29 2009
We enjoyed all the different rooms and displays. Just when I thought it was over, there was another room to come!
Reviewed by: don_rhonda from on Aug 24 2009
A very expensive version of a tiny zoo. I understand Washington is special with our species of sea life and vegitation, but we are also interested in OTHER sea life as well. It was so expensive for such a small walk around. Thankfully the piers gave us something to do for the rest of the day, because this aquarium didn't put out.
Reviewed by: Seattle Experiencer from on Jul 19 2009
As a local, I've visited the Seattle Aquarium about 3 or 4 times. It's not special, and the exhibits are certainly not impressive, but it is nonetheless a good experience if you just wish to see and learn about a few of the inhabitants of Puget Sound. If not for the seals and otters, the touch pools, and the (crowded) underwater dome, a trip to a local marine pet store would provide the same satisfying experience and save you $16.00 per person.
Reviewed by: John from on Jun 22 2009
I just moved here from the Bay Area and after seeing other aquariums I would rather have tourists save their cash for real aquariums.
Reviewed by: NYCinCAandnowinWA from on Mar 30 2009
I brought eight-year-old boys and had a great time. I do wish they offered more information about the exhibits in the wall text--in fact the place seems far less scientific than the Monterey Aquarium--but we met two staff members on the ground floor who spent more than 15 minutes each with me and my kids educating us on sea stars and sea anemones. They were wonderful and we all learned a great deal. Also the cafe has great views.
Reviewed by: Henry from on Aug 03 2008
There were a lot of unique features that would bedazzle young children, but as an adult touring without kids, the aquarium didn't have too much to offer. Some insight into local birds and sea animals, but nothing spectacular to speak of.
Reviewed by: Laura from on Jul 09 2008
Seriously? To all those disgruntled reviewers, what the heck were you expecting?
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on May 27 2008
SHUT UP!!!
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on May 26 2008
that aquarium was impossible FOR VISITING. Free to be, i swear i won't come back there anymore. I think that the aquarium's staff do not have common sense to take so much money for nothing.
Reviewed by: iacobescu from on Apr 28 2008
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