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Weymouth Sealife CentreNewest Review: ... not on colder seasons. Moving on we explored a great rainforest,with river and mists,felt very magical. We then saw a tank full of seahorses,my kids just loved these and I must admit,I was totally captivated by them. Then we moved onto having a look at the Penguins.The view on these were great as you had an underwater view aswell as watching them out of water. Just across from the penguins ... more |
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by - written on 01/11/08 (Very useful, 119 readings)
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Because weymouth is only 19 miles away,it was a nice treat to take the kids to Sealife park there. The carpark when entering was a nice size,and so it also made the sealife park look big too.Once paying and walking out onto sealife grounds,I was quite amazed to actually see how small it looked.But it still looked good as there was a mix of indoor and outdoor activities.So off we went on our tour. The first thing we came to,was the tank full of Turtles.They were great,it had a underwater tank for great views.Watching them swim near us was a great experience for the kids. After this we saw a great oudoor water slide with a pool and some water ... Read the complete review
by - written on 05/09/08 (Very useful, 93 readings)
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I'm sure everyone has received a two for one voucher this summer for many British Attractions. We decided to use ours by going to the Weymouth Sea life Centre. It's situated almost on the sea front in Weymouth. Getting there isn't difficult as it's well signposted, however there seems to be a big increase in traffic going through the centre of Weymouth in recent months, so prepare for delays if you're travelling there in peak periods. There is a large car park attached to the Sea life centre, however this is a council run car park and charges apply. We paid £4.40 for four hours which we found was just enough time to go round the park and have lunch ... Read the complete review
by - written on 19/10/05 (Very useful, 1983 readings)
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Right at the start I think it neccessary to mention that this review specifically relates to the BRIGHTON SEA-LIFE centre. This is one of a large chain owned by the Merlin Entertainments Group of Pool Dorset. In this country you will find other SEA LIFE Centres located in; Hunstanton (a Sanctuary), Bray, Blackpool, Great Yarmouth, Weymouth, Birmingham (National Sea Life Centre), Scarborough and the National Seal Sanctuary in Gweek - Cornwall. There are others also in Europe - for further details I would suggest visiting their web site. Please accept my sincerest apologies for this one hitting the stands after the children returned to school, but, hey, ... Read the complete review
by - written on 09/01/03
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I do like to be beside the sea.... - Advantages: See creatures you may not have ever seen, Friendly informative staff, Great for kids - a must do! - Disadvantages: Not everyone's cup of tea, All inside- choose a rainy day!, Not something you'd frequently visit?

