Perched on the edge of Darling Harbour, this sprawling attraction draws you into a mind-blowing world of tropical fish, colourful cuttlefish, graceful rays and toothy sharks - after all, Sydney Aquarium has the largest number of sharks compared to any other aquarium in the world!
1. What is SEA LIFE Sydney Aquarium and what can you see?
SEA LIFE Sydney Aquarium houses over 700 species - and over 12,000 animals including sharks, Dugongs, turtles, stingrays, penguins, tropical fish and much, much more.
SEA LIFE Sydney has themed aquarium habitat zones such as Jurassic Seas, Penguin Expedition, the hands-on Discovery Rockpool, Shark Valley, Dugong Island and Sydney Harbour.
Hit the Discovery Rocks pool for a chance to handle a starfish or two, then see if you can spot an elusive dugong when you wander through the submerged glass tunnel!
See parallel underwater tunnels in Shark Valley where you'll come face-to-face with huge sharks!
2. Where can you get discounted tickets?
Tickets are sold at the park’s main entrance or from their website. Due to capacity restrictions, booking a specific date and timeslot is now being done.
You can also conveniently book tickets through Klook and enjoy instant confirmation privileges and best price guarantee! On top of that, you can also skip the long queues and enter just by presenting your voucher at the entrance. The pass also comes with a free Digi Photo pass (access to unlimited digital photos) - so it's such a great deal!
Tip: Klook always has promos so keep an eye out, and they have an always-on refer-a-friend promo that will give you $5 off if your friend succesfully signs up and buys something on Klook.
3. When is the best time to visit SEA LIFE Sydney?
Weekends and holidays from 11AM-2PM can be busy, so if you're wanting a bit more space when you visit, do take note of this.
Also note that due to new COVID restrictions, checking of temperature of guests as they enter the attraction will be done, and wearing of masks is encouraged and is needed for visitors over 12 years of age.
4. What are the Aquarium’s opening hours?
The park is open every day, Monday-Sunday from 10:00 AM- 6PM. Last admission is at 5PM.
For Public Holidays, their hours are from 10AM to 7PM, with the last admission at 6PM.
SEA LIFE Aquarium surely is one of Sydney's best-loved family attractions, so it's perfect for the whole gang- young kids and kids-at-heart.
5. What is SEA LIFE's address?
SEA LIFE is conveniently located at the heart of Sydney CBD, and right by Darling Harbour. The exact address is at 1-5 Wheat Road, Darling Harbour, Sydney - you surely won't miss this when you're walking around the area!
6. How much do the tickets cost?
As of November 2020, Adult General Entry Tickets on Klook cost only $38.40, and only $28 for kids. The official website sells the tickets for $41.40 and $29.70 respectively - so you do get to save with Klook!
7. Some reviews for SEA LIFE Sydney
"We didn’t have any difficulties entering & we were allowed to skip the queue! Good experience & highly recommended!" - Yong Gi
"Happy to have booked from Klook cause we were able to skip the looonngg queue. My son had a great time inside Sea Life Sydney" - Aurora
"Easy and efficient way to access the aquarium. Only had to show digital ticket." - Nicole
What is Klook?
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