SEA LIFE Blackpool Admission Ticket
by SEA LIFE Blackpool
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This admission ticket grants entry to SEA LIFE Blackpool, located on the Promenade in Blackpool. The visit typically lasts between one and two hours and is self-guided. Inside, guests can explore over 50 displays featuring more than 2,500 marine animals, including tropical sharks, reef fish, octopus, rays, and seahorses. The visit begins at the Rock Pools, where visitors can see and touch creatures like starfish, crabs, anemones, and cleaner shrimp. It continues through exhibits that represent the native shorelines of Northwest England, showcasing animals such as lobsters, plaice, and octopus. The Quayside area displays larger ocean species including stingrays, pollock, brill, and dogfish. Guests move through underwater tunnels that provide close views of stingrays and zebra sharks in tropical reef environments. Seahorse Kingdom features several types of seahorses along with lionfish, unicorn fish, clownfish, and regal tangs. The submarine-themed area presents deep-sea animals like jellyfish, puffa fish, eels, and tangs. The rainforest walk-through includes turtles, chameleons, piranhas, poison dart frogs, and tomato frogs. Visitors can also walk through a large ocean tunnel (currently closed for renovations until spring 2026) to see sharks bred on-site for over 25 years, such as blacktip, whitetip, nurse, and shovel nose sharks, as well as bowmouth guitar sharks and vampire fish. New exhibits feature various starfish species in special displays designed for clear viewing, allowing close observation of their unique shapes and movements. Souvenir photos are available to purchase separately but are not included with the admission ticket.
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Sea Life Blackpool
Visitors begin at the Rock Pools where they can see and touch tropical and native creatures including starfish, crabs, anemones, and cleaner shrimp. The tour continues through native shoreline displays featuring animals such as plaice, lobster, and octopus. The Quayside area exhibits larger ocean species like stingrays, pollock, brill, and dogfish. Underwater tunnels allow close viewing of stingrays including honeycomb whiptail rays, cownose rays, blue spotted stingrays, and zebra sharks within a tropical reef setting. Seahorse Kingdom presents multiple types of seahorses plus lionfish, unicorn fish, clownfish, and regal tangs. The submarine-themed area displays deep ocean animals such as jellyfish, puffa fish, eels, and tangs. The rainforest walk-through includes turtles, chameleons, piranhas, poison dart frogs, and tomato frogs. The ocean tunnel, currently closed for renovations until spring 2026, normally features sharks bred onsite for 25 years, including black tip sharks, white tip sharks, nurse sharks, shovel nose sharks, bowmouth guitar sharks, vampire fish, and grouper. The starfish exhibit displays various species like brittle star, chocolate knobbed star, common starfish, spine star, goose foot star, red knobbed star, and sun-star with up to twelve arms in tanks with large viewing windows.
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Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.
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SEA LIFE Blackpool Admission Ticket
by SEA LIFE Blackpool
Choose from 2 available options
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$31.12Overview
This admission ticket grants entry to SEA LIFE Blackpool, located on the Promenade in Blackpool. The visit typically lasts between one and two hours and is self-guided. Inside, guests can explore over 50 displays featuring more than 2,500 marine animals, including tropical sharks, reef fish, octopus, rays, and seahorses. The visit begins at the Rock Pools, where visitors can see and touch creatures like starfish, crabs, anemones, and cleaner shrimp. It continues through exhibits that represent the native shorelines of Northwest England, showcasing animals such as lobsters, plaice, and octopus. The Quayside area displays larger ocean species including stingrays, pollock, brill, and dogfish. Guests move through underwater tunnels that provide close views of stingrays and zebra sharks in tropical reef environments. Seahorse Kingdom features several types of seahorses along with lionfish, unicorn fish, clownfish, and regal tangs. The submarine-themed area presents deep-sea animals like jellyfish, puffa fish, eels, and tangs. The rainforest walk-through includes turtles, chameleons, piranhas, poison dart frogs, and tomato frogs. Visitors can also walk through a large ocean tunnel (currently closed for renovations until spring 2026) to see sharks bred on-site for over 25 years, such as blacktip, whitetip, nurse, and shovel nose sharks, as well as bowmouth guitar sharks and vampire fish. New exhibits feature various starfish species in special displays designed for clear viewing, allowing close observation of their unique shapes and movements. Souvenir photos are available to purchase separately but are not included with the admission ticket.
Compare SEA LIFE® Blackpool ticket prices
The same admission, priced across 16 sellers. Book with Booking Wolf and earn credit back.
Prices gathered from public seller listings; may vary by date and ticket type.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Sea Life Blackpool
Visitors begin at the Rock Pools where they can see and touch tropical and native creatures including starfish, crabs, anemones, and cleaner shrimp. The tour continues through native shoreline displays featuring animals such as plaice, lobster, and octopus. The Quayside area exhibits larger ocean species like stingrays, pollock, brill, and dogfish. Underwater tunnels allow close viewing of stingrays including honeycomb whiptail rays, cownose rays, blue spotted stingrays, and zebra sharks within a tropical reef setting. Seahorse Kingdom presents multiple types of seahorses plus lionfish, unicorn fish, clownfish, and regal tangs. The submarine-themed area displays deep ocean animals such as jellyfish, puffa fish, eels, and tangs. The rainforest walk-through includes turtles, chameleons, piranhas, poison dart frogs, and tomato frogs. The ocean tunnel, currently closed for renovations until spring 2026, normally features sharks bred onsite for 25 years, including black tip sharks, white tip sharks, nurse sharks, shovel nose sharks, bowmouth guitar sharks, vampire fish, and grouper. The starfish exhibit displays various species like brittle star, chocolate knobbed star, common starfish, spine star, goose foot star, red knobbed star, and sun-star with up to twelve arms in tanks with large viewing windows.
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.