Lake District Coast Aquarium (Maryport) Reviews
Newest Review: ... then it would have cost an additional £4.50 per child, with any under 3 getting free entry. The Aquarium also does a family ticket, which lets in 2 adults and 2 children for £22, saving a very small £1 in total. The prices seemed a little high given the size of the building, but I felt that judgement would be best served after our visit. Opening Up We didn't visit the Aquarium until the afternoon but it is open from 10am to 6pm everyday and had our visit been earlier, the ticket allows you to re-enter the Aquarium up until 5pm each day. It is open all year round with the exception of Christmas Day and Boxing Day. Something Smells A Bit ... more
Customer Lake District Coast Aquarium (Maryport) Reviews (2)
by - written on 07/10/11 (Very useful, 44 readings)
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During our visit to the Lake District we were also going to use the trip to visit family in Aspatria, however as my cousin works during the day, we decided to spend the afternoon at the Lake District Coast Aquarium in Maryport before going round for dinner in the evening. The Coast Aquarium is one of two Aquariums located in and around the Lake District with the Lake District Aquarium located on Windermere and this one located on the west coast of Cumbria. As entrance to this Aquarium was also included on our Lake District pass it felt like the ideal way to spend a day. Location The Aquarium itself is located in the Harbour and is signposted from ... Read the complete review
by - written on 16/07/09 (Very useful, 83 readings)
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It appears I am the second person to review this wonderful attraction in my local area. I am pretty sure in twelve years of existence that some other DooYoo members have visited the (Maryport) Lake District Coast Aquarium. The aquarium was set up to show off a display of local marine and freshwater life and is situated on the harbour fronts of Maryport. The perfect location for such an exhibition. The aquarium prides themselves as being one of the best places to see the varied marine life of the Irish Sea and house a large variety of fish, starfish, lobsters etc. in no less than fifty deeply informative displays Unlike many attractions, ... Read the complete review
