We stopped by after a late lunch so we pretty much missed all of the feedings throughout the day. The aquarium wasn't very big so we were able to have a fairly slow look around in the hour that was left before closing. The first area we came across after climbing up the stairs was the lab. It had a few hands on things like the tsunami generator but mostly a lot of reading for information about the ocean. After heading out we were at the displays. There were a few different areas with unique displays. The hard part, like any other aquarium or zoo, is matching the pictures with the fish in the tanks. The displays were quite immersive and reflected the environment where the fish could be found, whether it is a stream or the ocean. It also had other creatures not from the sea, particularly the kiwi and the tuatara. We were able to see the kiwi but couldn't find the tuatara. The last area is the big oceanarium which had a conveyor belt on the floor but wasn't running when we were there. It was nice watching all the different sea creatures swim all around you including the sharks, rays and pufferfish. Although we were able to get through within an hour, it would have been just as easy to take your time and stroll through the different areas and take a more leisurely approach. We were leaving the next day so we didn't have that option. It was a really nice place to spend some time particularly since it was raining. The creatures inside were not the only thing to enjoy, the outside of the aquarium has an amazing mural which should also be appreciated. Interestingly, from a distance, the aquarium looks like the bow of a ship.