Bristolaquarium Avis 

Disappointed on the walk through tunnel. Way to short and Why have the walls so high up with a little bit of glass above you. The glass should have come further down the sides. 60 quid for two adults and a five year old is bonkers, 100% not worth that to be honest, what you feeding you fish, bloody steak everyday lol.

Astonished by the poor reviews on here. We had a daytime visit and loved it. There are so many interesting and amazing creatures here, talks by knowledgeable and enthusiastic staff , and clean, well kept enclosures.
Will likely return soon.

Sadly, rather overpriced for what it is as it doesn’t look like it’s had an update in years. I also felt that the octopus, which is an incredibly intelligent creature must be bored witless with no stimulation in a tiny tank and I thought the rays were showing signs of stress like polar bears used to in zoos years ago by circling and flipping the same route over and over again. I certainly won’t be visiting aquariums again unless there’s evidence that the creatures are not depressed or being driven mad by their small enclosure. * update. I wrote to the aquarium and they sent a very detailed email back so I’m reviewing my rating as I feel a little more comfortable about the creatures now.

I ordered tickets online they apparently lost the tickets and don’t offer a refund would not advise this place.

It was nice to visit as a day out. However, it is very expensive for what is quite a short trip as there isn’t a massive amount in there. It cost £39 for two of us and we were out again in under an hour.

Visited Thursday 30/03/23.

Paid £67 for three adults and a child.

Whilst my four year old granddaughter had a great time, it’s poor compared to other aquariums such as Sea Life and extremely expensive.

Nine of us in the party, various age range. Not enough in there. In my opinion after spending over £125 just to get in it was not worth the money.

I went to Bristol aquarium on the 28th of may 2021 and went through the aquarium twice, had a pepperoni pizza, did the virtual reality 'shark dive'. I found that the aquariums and the themed areas that they were in a little silly and childish but might be appealing to certain people, eg. the large seabass and shark display had a sunken shipwreck theme. however I did enjoy the large open areas with vegetation surrounding the large freshwater aquarium. the viewing for all of the aquariums as impeccable and the fish were stunning. at around 12-12:30 we got to watch the large saltwater tank be fed and the gentleman doing so was king and helped to answer any questions and watching the sharks leaping for their food was amazing. a quick note is that on the small indoor amazon tank they had bronze corydoras which were labelled with a picture of bronze corydoras and had the name and description and a different fish. the food and gift shop were a bit expensive and a whole 12 inch (30cm) pepperoni pizza has 12 small slices of pepperoni. I found that the shark dive experience was incredible a in way that I cannot describe and was well worth the £5 that it cost, I will update this review after I do the 'swim with beluga whales' experience. during lunch there was an emergency evacuation of the building due to a burst water pipe and the staff was clear calm and efficient in their handling of the situation.

Visited with my family, including my 2 year old son. Very family friendly and lots of fish to see. My son enjoyed it a lot. During the week it is much quieter as you'd expect and the cafe is still open which is nice.

my trip to the aquarium was a blast. me and mandem loved the fish and sharks, especially when a shark rammed into the glass making me turtle head me new nike joggers.

thanks for a great day out

xox

I visited here on New Year's Eve and had the best day ever. The staff were so friendly and eager to help. We had the best day out ever and got to see a huge range of aquatic life. I also like that we were allowed to go out for lunch and then re-enter.