Sea Life Centre Brighton
5
5
Date of visit: March 2026
I am a disabled person. I have experience of challenges around: dexterity or coordination, hearing, moving around and speaking or communicating.
I use or have experience of: hard of hearing, hearing aid or cochlear implant, mobility scooter, speech impairment, walking aid
Overall Rating
Excellent
This historic aquarium is almost entirely accessible. They offer free carer/companion tickets if you meet certain eligibility criteria. The accessible entrance can be a bit hard to find - you have to go down one of the ramps on the pier-side of the street and cross under the street through a sort of tunnel. At the moment, the main tunnel is closed due to construction, so we had to overshoot the entrance by about 50 metres and take a further ramp and double back. Inside, the main alleyways are wide and easy to navigate by mobility scooter, although there are a few tight corners, particularly heading from one hall into the next. The tanks are mostly one step up from the ground, so the view you get is different from a mobility scooter, but I was still able to see the animals well.
