We decided to celebrate my husbands birthday at the restaurant. We’ve been there before but something was different this time. The food and service was good before but this last time it was great. We all really enjoyed our meals and look forward to going back.

I think the aquarium is large enough to be worth the price. There are multiple interactive exhibits. You can pay for extra things, but I think just the basic ticket was a satisfying experience. There were multiple large glass areas to view the animals. They also have two tigers which were fun to see! Don't go during peak hours because it can be rather crowded. Definitely great for children but adults will enjoy it too. From the fun mermaid show to the mesmerizing jellyfish, this place has it all. The food is iffy, but one doesn’t go to the aquarium expecting great food. The staff who do the shows are wonderful and really know their topics and do an excellent job. Worth a visit! You also get to pet and feed the stingrays, and swim with the fish or sharks!! They also have a gift shop, face painting, a 4D theater, and two otters I think! I also really enjoy the jungle/rainforest part of the aquarium! So many species of fish, sharks, and manta rays to name a few. There is also an added bonus of seeing a very colorful macaw. There’s also a flash flood exhibit, interactive learning, and so many tanks! The acoustics aren’t necessarily great for keeping the noise down.

It was okay for an outing, but certainly not near the top on my list of aquariums visited. The highlight was definitely the sting ray pool at the very end. I was glad we had our sons rain gear along as we were able to keep him dry while he touched the rays.

This was a very strange experience. The building is nice, and the restaurant is nice, but something seemed off. The tanks seemed very very full, and the available information on labels and otherwise very limited. We were constantly wondering what type of fish we were looking at or curious about a behavior we were seeing. There were very few, if any, staff members to be found to ask questions. One of the main questions we had was why this aquarium has tigers (??), but the labels did nothing to explain and there wasn't a staff member in sight. Overall we enjoyed our time, but we would have loved a more educational experience.

We chose the aquarium due to having some extra time to kill. The aquarium is setup adequately and easy to find your way around to each exhibit. This aquarium seemed to have fish my bestie and I had not seen at other aquariums so that was pretty cool. The aquarium needs a restroom and water fountains on more than just the first level. They do have a cool looking restaurant with views of the tanks throughout, they also have a snack bar like eatery with coffee and drinks. (nonalcoholic and alcoholic varieties) The gift shop is pretty nice with lots of gift options for children. The parking is across the street with a short walk to the aquarium and the cost was only $8 so not that bad for downtown Denver.

Charming and fun and unique. We got to sit right next to one of the big aquariums and the kids loved watching the fish in the huge tank. At first, we thought this was a museum-aquarium, but it's not. It's a theme restaurant with massive fish tanks and cool views. It's fun for the family, great to do after spending a hot day at the theme park, Eliches.

I liked this aquarium, plenty of things to do and see, but not too long that you get bored. We only had a few things to point out, they have tigers, cool but a little weird, they had a board that said they were going to add some toys in with the tigers at 130. well people started showing up and hanging around , finally we asked when it was going to start, there were 2 employees there showing items the tigers play with. They didn't know why we were all there, I told them the sign says 130, she said that was at 1130, they need to put this where the other "1" can't get erased.

Beautiful, well planned Aquarium. The fish tanks were enormous and full of cool fish! Loved the flash flood room, that was incredible! I am a little weary about the tigers. They have been raised in captivity, but I think they need more room than what was provided. The stingray touch pool was great and you get to feed them!

Very nice aquarium with lots of species but not enough explanations of what we were looking at. The stingrays were also lots of fun. We stayed about three hours because our son loves sharks, but two would probably be enough for most people.

I've been to many aquariums across the U.S., include the National Aquarium in Baltimore MD. This aquarium is by far one of the best in the country, nearly on par with the National Aquarium. My favorite is still the Monterey Bay Aquarium, as it has by far the best Jelly fish exhibit anywhere in the country. This aquarium caters to kids, but its also a good experience for adults.