Under-2s enter free, parents have a staffed nursing room, lifts, and free stroller parking, yet pram pre-booking and dim tunnels may inconvenience some carers and infants.
Why 2-3 hours visit duration is ideal for with baby: Allows time to explore key zones and take breaks for feeding and naps
Penguin Playground:
Watch king and gentoo penguins swim and waddle
Tip: Go early to catch the daily keeper feeding talk with minimal crowd
Ocean Invaders:
See and learn about glowing jellyfish up close
Tip: Stand by the backlit tanks for the best views through the stroller bars
Touch Pools:
Gently touch starfish and sea stars
Tip: Use hand sanitizer before and after for hygiene with baby-contact surfaces
Shark Tunnel:
Walk under sharks and rays gliding overhead
Tip: Stay near the sides for stroller clearance and clear photo angles
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Item | Cost (Approx.) |
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2 Adult General Admission | AUD 76 |
Snack or bottle refill | AUD 15 |
Total Estimated | AUD 91 |
Note: All prices are indicative and may vary. Please check directly with the venue for the most accurate and up-to-date information.
Visit on weekday mornings outside school holidays for quieter galleries and full pram access
Address: King St, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia
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Danielle Hobby
Sea life was great, especially for the kids. So many cool things to see and do. They loved all the interactive things to do as well as learning all the facts about each creature.
Vab
Took my daughter to Sea life aquarium & she absolutely loved it! From the turtles to the playful pengiuns, she was wide-eyed the whole time. The place is super clean and well laid out. Get the pram booking in advance, as they allow only a handful of them inside. It was fun, educational, and perfect for my kid. The fish theatrical was a big hit, and the cafe break was well needed & its location ...
Eri Siabatto
Worth a visit, we chose to go on a random Monday out of School Holidays and it was still quite busy so it’s worth to get your tickets in advance and choose off peak times for entry. It is a wonderful place for the little ones, lots to see, feel and explore. I thought the official printed photos were a bit expensive but they have a fun simple foto both that is just perfect for a simple candid memen...
Alice Chen
The Melbourne Sea Life Aquarium was a decent visit, but we felt the tickets were a bit pricey considering the size of the venue. We were hoping to see more rare or unique marine species—especially since Australia is surrounded by ocean and known for its diverse marine life. Unfortunately, nothing really stood out or amazed us in that regard. The most memorable part was the enormous crocodile, but...
ATN KSD
Visiting SEA LIFE Melbourne was like stepping into another world—one filled with vibrant marine life and a sense of wonder. Walking through the ocean tunnel, I was mesmerized as sharks and rays glided gracefully above me, their movements so effortless and peaceful. Each exhibit felt like a new adventure, from the playful penguins to the mysterious jellyfish glowing in the dim light. I loved watch...
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