FAQs

Either buy tickets online or an arrival to the aquarium. Any tickets purchased online are valid for 6 months for a single use. You do not need to pre-book a date to visit.

You can simply come along at a time that suits you.

Deep Sea World has its own car park and there are no charges for parking.

Under 3s are free, a ticket is issued but there is no charge.

Anywhere between 1.5-2.5 hours depending on your interest in marine life. We have shows and feeds throughout the day for your to attend, our seal feed presentation is roughly 20 minutes long and a loop of the underwater tunnel is 9 minutes and we would encourage you to go around at least twice to make sure you see all the species of sharks, rays and fishes . We also have a gift shop and restaurant.

We are an indoor attraction, and the weather should not affect us.

Simply show your confirmation email via your smart phone on arrival to the aquarium, or you can also write down your confirmation number and bring this along with you.

If your transaction has been successful you will be sent a confirmation email. Simply show the confirmation email on your smart phone and bring this along with you.

The seals are fed daily at 11:30am and 3pm. The feed is accompanied by a must see talk by one of our Visitor Services Presenters

The sharks are not fed at a set time, but you may be lucky enough to encounter the divers in the water preparing to feed them twice a week.

We have 4 large Sand Tiger Sharks!

The Family of Four ticket is a bundle of two standard adult tickets and two junior tickets.

Seal Rock is home to Harbour Seal group and is an outdoor exhibit. Access is down the corridor past the Shark Classroom and toilets and out through the glass doors. Don’t miss our seal feeding times at 11:30am or 3:00pm daily.

Deep Sea World is built within a flooded quarry which collects rainwater and some seawater that seeps through the rocks at high tide. The water is brackish and enclosed and so can the elements (rain, wind and sunshine) can have a big impact on the appearance of the water body. The colour of the water can change throughout the year because of sediments being stirred up by winds blowing around the cliffs and the growth of algae. You may encounter it appearing green, red or brown depending on the prevailing seasonal conditions.

Yes! We are fully accessible for prams, pushchairs and wheelchairs. We also have pram park at reception and at the start of the underwater tunnel that can be used if you would like to go around without the pram or pushchair during your visit.