As loyal Sea World visitors, I did not expect much. We were pleasantly surprised and impressed at the design of this aquarium. Many of the displays are at a child's eye-level and adults can look down upon the tanks. Better than a child having to look up toward a large tank to view the fish. My six-year old loved the... More

There were some interesting fish to see, especially the sharks. The flow of traffic was good, and it was apparent the way you were to go to get to the next exhibit. Nothing really stood out as phenomenal, but the kids I was with had a good time, and considering it was the end of a day after Legoland, it... More

It's not big and it doesn't take long to get through, but little aquarium (connected to the Legoland theme park) is a well run aquarium with some fun things to see. Our kids especially liked the demonstration where a scuba diver spoke to a group through a speaker and the kids could ask him question while he was underwater. It... More

Comes with the entrance of legoland, cute that is it. It is in a way unfair to evaluate this aquarium when we go to the Monterey aquarium or the academy of science in the golden gate park, but for what it is suppose to be, it is nice, grand kids liked it

We went to because we had a coupon to LEGOLAND for a free child ticket if we purchased a park hopper. It was fun actually. The kids liked it because we come from the desert. They had quite a bit of sea creatures and big tanks full of fish ranging from every color you could imagine. I think the most... More

We had a nice, quiet time at this aquarium. It was on a smaller side and we were able to walk through in less than an hour. It definitely was not crowded and we had no problems looking at each exhibit. We enjoyed the octopus, the lobster, the starfish, and the sharks. The jellyfish were beautiful! And the room where... More

We were disappointed in how small the Aquarium is. We (a family of three) spent about $70 with parking and to get into the Museum for about 45minutes to go through the whole thing. I think we could have stretched it to an hour if our daughter didn't go so fast.

This is an interesting sea life exhibit, focused primarily on California/US marine life, dedicated to introducing children to the wonders of the ocean in an interactive venue. Definitely primarily for kids' fun and learning, as one can tell from its LegoLand location, so adults-only more interested in a broader and more in-depth marine display won't suffer by skipping this venue.

if you go to legoland and its too cold to do the water park, definately pick the sea life park hopper ticket, the kids and us as well really enjoyed it