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Such a lovely day was spent here!! from the cleanliness to the range of animals to the incredible staff it created such an enjoyable experience! can’t wait to return to sea life loch lomond, thank you so much! 🐟🪸🐠

The staff here have always been really helpful, informative and pleasant. I never had any issues with the ticket cost either. While not the biggest aquarium, it's easily accessible by train when we're in Glasgow and a lovely short walk from the station.The sea life is always a treat to watch. I know a lot of people love the otters, but my favourite is seeing April the Turtle and the Moray Eel when they poke their head out of the cave.The only downside I find is how hectic and noisy it can get, given the smaller space. We visited on the 2nd of September, thinking it would be quieter with kids back in school, but there were lots of toddlers and babies that day. Both my partner and I struggle with neurodiverse conditions, so the noise got a little bit overwhelming at times, and we struggled to find somewhere quiet to sit out of everyone's way while we collected ourselves - obviously not the aquarium's fault or the other visiting families; it is what it is! But if you struggle with symptoms caused by neurodivergence, you might find it a bit overwhelming at times. I'm sure if we'd spoken up to the staff at the time, they would have helped us too - we were just super overwhelmed at the time, so we never thought to until way after!I did discover on their website that the aquarium offers "Quiet Sessions" each month. We would have missed the September session, unfortunately, but it's good to know the aquarium offers these sessions! If they could offer more frequent sessions each month, it would be nice to try to get a ticket for one and see if we fare a bit better when we're back in the area. =DOverall, my partner and I love this aquarium, and we'll keep visiting when we can, since it's very dear to our hearts and holds a lot of good memories. We look forward to visiting again!

Really lovely experience, excellent staff, friendly and knowledgeable. Definitely would recommend and would return

A lovely day out. We were a family group of Gran, Grampa, Aunt, Mum, Dad and an almost 3 year old . The first thing is getting a picture taken. Please note that you can of course decline and in any case you don't need to purchase them. The ladies at the admission/ gift shop desk were very patient and friendly. The displays are stunning covering many different aquatic ecosystems. Many are easily viewed by even the smallest visitors. Others are huge including a walk through tunnel. Say hi to the grouper if you visit. The cafe has the most wonderful views . The highlight of the cafe visit was the staff, who were very very busy. They all were very patient and helpful. Special thanks to Katie for excellent service and patience . All in all a fantastic day. Our second visit and won't be our last.

The centre itself is in what looks like an old castle that’s been adapted on the banks of the loch it is stunning.Parking is easy and £4.30 for the day. There are disabled bays close to the centre but there is a little walk. You still had to pay even with blue badge that was fine just adding for information, you can pay with card only though.You can have carer ticket so you won’t need to pay for the carer.The staff are lovely and friendly, helpful and informative. Alan is particularly lovely and was brilliant with my son who he called big man which my son loved.They have a rescue turtle called April and her story is both heartbreaking and lovely. She is extremely well cared for and absolutely loves attention.The attraction is small but so enjoyable and very clean. Cafe upstairs with viewing deck of the loch. It was friendly and a nice supply of food and treats. Coffee was nice too.The talks and feeding times are well spread out and you can actually hear what the employee is saying which doesn’t always happen. Feeding in the main tank was brilliant some of the fish have their own preference for feeding such how and what they like to eat and they are fully accommodated like pets!We spent around 4 hours there but I do have a son with autism who’s hyper fixation is fish. I think it would be more like two hours with younger children.Well worth the trip, other shops and a bird of prey sanctuary is also there. We went on a week day out of term time although still nice amount of people there it was calm and not cramped. There are lifts to every floor so fully accessible.

Absolutely loved seeing all the creatures, especially the rays and April the turtle. The seahorses too! I thought the admission cost was expensive, although if this is what it takes to keep the animals healthy and happy then that’s ok. The main thing I disliked was the noise, the music playing everywhere was too loud and unpleasant. We stayed about an hour and a half. My daughter and her friend are both vegan, there was hardly any food available for them. We went on the Loch cruise too, loved it.

Good to visit but 2 hours was long enough to see everything so not good value for money.

Great place. My kids loved it Highly recommend 👌

The aquarium is short but sweet. There are lots of different types of fish to see and it’s great for all ages.

Lovely staffs, child friendly, my little enjoyed every bit of it.

Took my 10 year old and his pal here last weekend. Unable to comment on costs as I paid for it with my Tesco Clubard points.But we had a blast. Yes it's not the biggest aquarium but there's lots to see, staff are friendly, location is good with lots to do out side at the Lomond Shores outlet.The cafe is very good, our food was tasty, fresh and well-portioned. And a lovely view up the loch. The boys loved it and spent several hours there - all you can ask for

Fantastic first visit with my daughter (13 months). She was initially reluctant because it was a new experience, but all the staff were friendly and engaging with her and she soon got her confidence. She recently started walking and there were lots of fish to keep her distracted and walking for almost an hour. Then we watched the otters being fed! 🦦Great views from the cafe, Costa coffee, less than £5 for kids’ meal deal and gorgeous views of the loch. We didn’t make use of the cinema, but will when she’s older.Fantastic day out, and will be buying an annual pass.

Lovely aquarium with an amazing variety of creatures to see. Loads of interesting facts surrounding the viewing windows as well. We spent around 3hours looking around, but could of easily spent longer watching the otter, he's absolutely adorable. I was also impressed with how accessible the entire place was. I was able to view/go everywhere in my wheelchair with ease.We did do the shark feeding experience, which was crazy good! The staff members were really friendly and full of interesting info on the different species. They went above and beyond to make sure we got the most out of the time. It was worth every penny, as how often can you stick feed a leopard shark or give some shrimp to a whip tail ray! Amazing opportunity.

We had a nice time going round the exhibits.It’s not very big and doesn’t take very long so we went round twice.It’s a lot of money for the time you’re there.

A brilliant day afternoon out,plenty to see not over packed,the staff were very knowledgeable about any one asking questions,the other feeding & the fish & turtle feeding fabulous

This aquarium is perhaps smaller than others, but more than value for money. We spent nearly 3 hours there, including the cafe and the viewing spot of Loch Lomond. The staff are friendly and informative, the talks are interesting and the exhibits are great. Definitely would recommend!