London Aquarium

The London Aquarium - What a disappointment. It costs £13.95 (or thereabouts) on the door and I would have been tempted to complain had I paid that (the annual Merlin Pass gives free entry) There is nothing much of interest and if you compare it to Nausicaa in Bologne it really fails in all categories. At nausicaa there is so much more to see and do. The London Aquarium has one very cool tank with lots of stingrays and sharks but that's about the only thing of real interest. Don't spend your hard earnt money going here. You'd be better off going to Chessington, paying extra but having more to do and they have a sea life and a zoo included in the ...

London Aquarium As half term is all but over, but with Easter just around the corner, just an idea as to where you can take the children is the London Aquarium. Being a Piscean where best for me to see some relations ! Hubby and I took my three ankle biters in the last half term which was October 2005. Here's a guide as to what to expect if you make that journey. ~~WHERE IS IT AND HOW TO GET THERE.~~ The London Aquarium is situated on the South Bank. The river Thames runs adjacent to the building and during the summer months this is an ideal place to stroll along and people watch. Not recommended in freezing October though. ...

When you enter there’s a mini which has been changed into a fish tank, they are fed through the skylight I think. There’s many breeds of fish to be seen & is one of Europe's biggest & most amazing displays of aquatic life. There’s three levels all reached by a lift, along the wall you can tounch modal fish & there’s sounds of the sea coming from loud speakers. On the first level is the Pacific display which houses a large tank with great white sharks in, lots of people were taking pictures with their camera phones; you can also touch the skates & adopt a fish. London Aquarium is by the London Eye and Waterloo Train Station. It faces ...