Overview

Cost £30.50 for 1 adult, 1 carer, 2 children (1 disabled and one a teenager) we didn't need to provide evidence of carer. once we paid in we got a pass to allow free entry for the next year so we can visit as often as we want. Cafe is quite small and price wise on a par with other tourist places £3.50 for a child's meal deal. £1.00 for a soft drink. Some of the tables were higher for wheelchair users. Activities were all accessible the only one were couldn't ask were some ladders to see into one of the tanks. All in all a good morning /afternoon out. It takes about 2 hours to go round it.

Transport & Parking

Lots of accessible parking.

Access

Separate entrance for disabled visitors,even though there was quite a big queue waiting to get in we were dealt with at the immediately at the desk. Really accessible building.

Toilets

Toilets were quite small. We asked if there was a toilet with a change bed and were told we could use the change bed in the first aid room when we needed to (we used it before leaving and it was fine). Score would have been higher if disabled toilet was bigger but was we were pleased we could use the change bed in the first aid room so still deserved a fairly decent score.

Staff

There were staff members on hand to talk about aquatics and an activity where you could touch some if the creatures (crab and starfish) again these were an accessible height.