Sea Life Bangkok

The Ocean Tunnel It's the heart of the place, a 270-degree glass corridor that runs inside the large tank, with sharks, stingrays, and large sea fish swimming overhead and from the sides. This is the area where most visitors stop for the longest time.

The shark trail It's a glass floor you walk on, and the sharks pass underneath. Those afraid of heights won't have trouble here, the distance is small and underneath there's water, not air.

Stingray Bay is dedicated to stingrays and flatfish, and it's shallow and wide so you can see them from above. In Seahorse Kingdom There are small tanks with different species, and this is an area that requires a quiet stop to even see them.

Penguin Adventure It recreates an Antarctic environment with Gentoo, Adelie, and Chinstrap penguins. The area is cooled, and the penguins are mostly active around feeding times.

And alongside them The jellyfish area with changing lighting, The rainforest with fish, reptiles, and amphibians, and The touch pools where you can touch starfish and sea urchins under staff supervision.

The glass-bottom boat It sails above the main tank, and from it you see the sharks and stingrays from above through the floor. This is the add-on that most complements the visit, because it gives you the same tank from a second angle.

The 4D film It's a short screening with physical effects, water, wind, and moving seats. It's short, and it works well with children.

The VR experience It means sitting down while wearing a headset. It has real medical restrictions and the operator lists them explicitly, it's worth reading them before booking, not at the gate.

The printed photo It's a hard copy of the entrance photo. It's the most expensive of the add-ons and isn't an experience, it's a souvenir.

You can add them at booking or purchase them on site, and our price is lower than the price at the ticket counter.