SEA LIFE Aquarium is set in the heart of Sydney, at Darling Harbour. The aquarium is a short distance away from Sydney Harbour, and is walking distance from other Sydney attractions like Madame Tussauds, WILD LIFE Sydney Zoo, and Sydney Tower Eye.
Address: 1-5 Wheat Rd, Sydney NSW 2000, Australia | Find on Maps
Closest Landmark: Sydney Harbour Bridge (3 km), Darling Harbour (800 meters)
Via train: Town Hall station is the closest station to the aquarium, just a 10 minute walk away. From here, walk towards Market Street and downhill, towards Darling Harbour.
Via ferry: If you want to admire the sea views, then a ferry is the ideal option. Take a public ferry to Darling Harbour from Circular Quay Wharf 5. The ferry services are available every half an hour.
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If you are planning to stay longer in the heart of Sydney then look no further than Darling Harbour.
The SEA LIFE Aquarium is located at 1-5 Wheat Road in Sydney, Australia. Find on Maps
Children under the age of 2 years are allowed free entry into the SEA LIFE Sydney Aquarium. However, everyone aged 3 and above will need to purchase a ticket to enter the aquarium. Good news is, children between 3 and 15 years of age can get a discounted entry ticket to the aquarium.
General admission tickets to SEA LIFE Aquarium will cost you around AU$46. If you choose a combo or multi attraction pass, the price will increase.
The best time to visit the aquarium is during weekday mornings. Due to its popularity, the weekends get crowded at SEA LIFE Sydney Aquarium.
The aquarium usually opens by 10am and closes by 5pm, daily. These timings can vary by a bit, every few months, so confirm the timings for the day, before your visit.
Yes! Feel free to visit the aquarium in a group, but you still have to purchase individual tickets for everyone.
Yes, SEA LIFE Sydney has is a great place to visit with children. The immersive and interactive exhibits like the Discovery Rockpool and Day and Night on the Reef, are very popular among both adults and kids.
Yes. The SEA LIFE Aquarium is wheelchair accessible, and you can get complimentary wheelchairs at the entrance, on a first come first serve basis. One thing to note: some behind the scenes areas and special experiences at the aquarium might not be accessible by wheelchair.
Yes. There is one in-house cafe at the aquarium where you can buy snacks and drinks. If you want a larger selection of food, just head outside to Darling Harbour, where you can find plenty of restaurants, cafes, and bars to suit every taste.
You can spend the whole day at the aquarium, if you wish to. But we recommend spending a minimum of 1.5 hours to fully explore all the exhibits.
Featuring over 13,000 animals and more than 700 different species of marine life, SEA LIFE Sydney is most definitely worth a visit to explore Australia’s marine diversity. Spot sharks, dugongs, penguins, platypuses, seahorses, and so much more at the aquarium.