Sea Life Brighton entrance tickets

• Discover the ocean by day and night, and see the UK’s largest selection of sharks and rays under one roof
• Marvel at swooping rays, twirling tentacles, and glittering fins set under the original Victorian architecture from 1872
• Explore rockpools, stroke a starfish, and take part in various hands on experiences
• Enjoy live talks and feeds

• Instant confirmation Free cancellation Entrance Fees Included  COVID-19 information: There is a limit number of visitors, Government regulations compliant, Social distancing, Regular desinfection, Hands Sanitizers, Equipment sanitized Where: SEA LIFE Brighton, Marine Parade, Brighton, Brighton and Hove, Brighton, UK Meeting point: Please arrive at least 10 minutes before your booked time. Traveling by train is recommended as parking is limited and can be expensive. There is a disabled access entrance located through an underpass from the beach that can be accessed via the ramp down to the beach. The underpass leads out into the entrance and therefore avoiding the steps down to the entrance. The underpass is also useful for those with strollers. What to remember:   Your ticket gives you entry to SEA LIFE Brighton, with entrance at your chosen time slot. Once you have entered, take all the time you'd likeChildren aged 14 and under must be accompanied by an adult, aged 18+All children under 3 must be booked in and have a valid ticket (free of charge)Registered service dogs and guide dogs are permittedGuests with access needs are entitled to a free carer ticket. All visiting guests except for the carer require a purchased ticketUpon entry to the attraction, you will need to show proof of disabilityPlease note, carers must be aged 14+There is a disabled toilet available however, please note, there is no hoistThere is only one area of SEA LIFE Brighton which does not have full wheelchair access, and this is the Ocean Display in the auditorium, however this display can also be seen from the Ocean Tunnel which is accessibleStaff who carry out all of the talks in the Auditorium will always leave the talk via the underwater tunnel, specifically to speak to any wheelchair / mobility scooter users or people with strollers who were not able to attend the talk session upstairsPlease also note that there is a step that runs alongside some of the displays in the Victorian arcade which means wheelchair or mobility scooter access is restricted by approximately a 70cm distance 
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