We visited Palma Aquarium in the morning. The que wasn't so busy as we'd bought the tickets previously. On arrival we had our photos taken (which we bought at the end and was reasonably priced which included a bag and a information brochure which our photos where inside) The walk through the tanks was pretty crowded but we managed and was able to see as much as we could. We'll maintained tanks and areas and a variety of different species of aquatics) Once through the start we went into the big 4D show This was a show about whales and although the show was great and the filming and 3d was incredible, I felt that it was a little to short (8 minutes). They supplied us with headphones which gave you information in an array of different languages on the dial, The restaurant was very packed but we were able to get a table. If you don't mind a wait, then you'll be fine but it took us around 20 minutes to get food. Light bites, snacks and got food inside included the standard chips and meatballs etc. There was a little park inside which had a blow up slide. This was good for children as there was some good activities for them. The walk round also included swimming with Stingrays for an extra fee for kids (€15 I think) but we didn't bother as we felt it was a little bit too much for a toddler. Upon exploring more we came across an art room where you could colour 3 different things, scan it and it would appear with the big fish tank. This was a really good touch as my child loved seeing her name above the colourful fish and stingray she coloured. Upon exit, seeing the big sharks and fish in the main tank, it felt like the layout was good. The only downside is not enough elevators. We had a pushchair and struggled at times as I had to carry it down and up flights of stairs. I'd of gave it 4.4/5 but there wasn't the option.

All in all a great day, plenty of activities for everyone and things to see with the family. Souvenirs on exit.