Great experience visiting with the kids on a rainy Sunday afternoon. We especially liked the touch tanks with the giant urchins and sea stars. Staff was attentive and knowledgeable. We also used the Sealife Center for a series of corporate meetings. Staff was great to work with and made everything easy.

Pretty awesome place, well worth the admission. Lots to see and do for about 1-2 hours. Lots of animals and birds which you can get up close and personal with. Kids of all ages will love it.

I arrived around 12:30pm. With tax, the admission for 1 was $37.93. No senior, or any other discounts. Kind of sketchy to me. I realize this is expensive Alaska, but wow, this is expensive. Most instances I would not have paid that much for entrance, but that is all I really had going for the day. I truly hope that money goes to good use at the center. With that aside, I did have a nice visit, and enjoyed most of the exhibits. Some great information. As I get older though, I am having a harder time visiting places like this, or even zoos. That’s all I’ll say about that. This is one instance where I would not visit again.

This small aquarium was packed with marine life. It was so fun to watch the sea lions and seals get fed! Plenty of hands on exhibits. Only complaint is the price. Extremely high for an hour and a half visit. Families with younger kids could probably spend a little longer there.

The admission for 2 adults $72.12 - I was a little surprised that it would cost that much for such a small aquarium. BUT it has great information about the research and importance of conservation- which our tickets support 😊 There’s a touch pool and helpful staff. Everything is clean and it was a nice way to spend two or three hours.

I had high hopes for this place, but I honestly don't know that I'd spend the money to do it again. It's so much more interesting to see all these animals in the wild!! We went out on a boat tour in KF National Park and that was so much more interesting and educational.

The Alaska Sea Life Center is an excellent aquarium. You could spend hours here enjoying the various exhibits and feedings. I watched the sea lion, seals, and salmon being fed. I also attended a behind-the-scenes presentation of a puffin and an octopus.

This was about as close as your could get to experiencing Alaska's sea life for yourself without being a scientist! They set up the experience so beautifully and the animals appear to be happy in their habitats. Interacting with the animals both above and below the water was so fun. My favorites were seeing and touching the many starfish, watching the seals, and seeing a puffin "swim" under the water!

We took our toddler to the SeaLife Center on our recent trip to Seward and she had SO MUCH FUN! It was the perfect size to keep a toddler's attention without being so big that it gets overwhelming. We had so much fun during the bird event learning about all the different puffins and birds in their sanctuary. The petting area was a HUGE hit and she absolutely loved getting to touch all of the different creatures and critters they had on display. She LOVED watching the seals swimming through the glass on the first floor. This was a huuuuuuge hit with our very busy toddler. We can't wait to take her back next time!

We were visiting with two (younger elementary school) children in tow. The whole family enjoyed the exhibits, but I will never forget the exhuberant laughter of the kids when watching the antics of the puffins. We could barely tear them away when it was time to leave. Only the promise of looking in the gift shop for a new puffin stuffed friend could lure them away. We agree with some other reviewers that it is a little bit pricey for a family but it is expensive to run these programs and hire & train staff, and this is a very good cause.