Question 1

How much does it cost to go to the Sea Life Sydney Aquarium?

Accepted Answer

There are various monthly and year passes for Sea Life Sydney Aquarium. But, if you are a walk-in, the price for Adults over the age of 15 years is $46 ($36.80 if pre-booked), entry ticket for children between the ages of 3-15 years is $33 (26.40 if pre-booked). Toddlers below the age of 3 years are allowed free entry into the Aquarium.

Question 2

How long does the Sea Life Aquarium Take Sydney?

Accepted Answer

Depending on how deep you dig into the Sea Life Aquarium in Sydney, it could take as less as 90 minutes to as long as 2 hours to cover all the sections of the aquarium. However, it is highly recommended that you cover the place with patience so that nothing is missed in hurry.

Question 3

Are there great white sharks at Sydney Aquarium?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Tourists can spot the Great White Shark in the Sydney Aquarium. Apart from Sharks other underwater creatures including Dolphins and Penguins among others can also be spotted in the aquarium. In other words, there are more than 700 species of aquatic creatures that reside in the aquarium and a total of 13,000 fish and creatures have found their home in the soothing waters of the place.

Question 4

What sharks are at Sydney Aquarium?

Accepted Answer

The Sydney Aquarium hosts a number of species of Sharks including the Grey Nurse Shark, Blacktip Reef Shark, Wobbegong Shark Sand Tiger Shark, WhiteTip Shark among others. Visitors above the age of 14 can also enjoy swimming with these sharks in a controlled environment at Sydney Aquarium.

Question 5

What animals can we find at SEA LIFE Sydney

Accepted Answer

Animals that can be found at Sydney Aquarium:Sharks - SEA LIFE Sydney Aquarium features 14 different types of sharks which includes the Grey Nurse Shark, the Black tip Reef Shark and White Tip Reef Shark.Little Penguin - The Penguin colony has a small crew of very active penguins who will slide, swim and play around while you watch them.Jellyfish - The Sydney Aquarium has a wide variety of jellyfish and in this zone you can see Moon Jellies, Jelly Blubber and the unique Upside Down Jellyfish. Dugongs - Dugongs are large herbivores marine mammals that are mostly found in warm tropical waters. Australia has the largest number of Dugongs in the world. At Sydney Aquarium you get to meet Pig the majestic Dugong who loves to Gorge on cos lettuce all day long. King and Gentoo Penguins - Sydney Aquarium has a fascinating colony of king and gentoo penguins with Lara being the youngest. These are sub Antarctic penguins belonging to two different species. Freshwater Sawfish - At the Sydney Aquarium you will get to see these amazing aquatic animals that inhabit shallow waters and river mouths. These are related to stingrays, sharks and have a long saw-like extension.  Cephalopods - In the Cephalopods section you will find different varieties of octopus, mourning cuttlefish and the Sydney octopus. All these animals are blue blooded and they are masters of camouflage. Venomous Species - Discover a variety of venomous marine animals at the Sydney Aquarium. This section includes lionfish, crown of thorn starfish, red rock cod and several others. Turtles - The Aquarium has a wonderful group of turtles that has made the Aquarium their home. The newest member of the group is Plugga the beautiful green sea turtle. Besides sea turtles you can also see Ernie the freshwater turtle.

Question 6

Which are the best attractions and activities in Australia that you can book through Thrillophilia?

Accepted Answer

Here is the list of the best Australian attractions and activities that you can book from Thrillophilia:Peninsula Hot SpringsHot Air Ballooning In MelbourneYarra Valley Wine ToursHot Air Balloon Yarra ValleyMelbourne River CruiseSydney Tower BuffetSymbio Wildlife Park Tickets