It's beautiful, clean, and great to see the animals and fish! But I would think for that price, there would be more interactive learning about the different animals along the walls for children and adults or the person standing at each station would talk to the people around them (the shark and starfish lady was the only one who talked to us without us asking them questions while viewing each area and they were not busy. When I say price, it's pricey!

EXHIBITS: The scheduled tours were a joke. Very limited amount of fish to feed the stingrays so only a few were able to do it, the Otter Guy didn't feed the Otter or interact with it in any way (in fact, it went inside when he started talking). FOOD (BRING YOUR OWN!): It was $75 for the four of us to eat one Hamburger (no cheese) w/ Fries, 2 orders of Chicken Strips with Fries, and one Chicken Strip Kids Meal (no fries with that). The Chicken was so dry that we were choking on them. I actually suggested we should dunk them in our soda, wait a few minutes, then eat them. The Hamburger was not gourmet or included some kind of special bun. Kids Meal came with fresh fruit and fruit snacks. I asked if we could substitute with fries instead of fruit & fruit snacks but they said no (once again, so very dry). When I got Starbucks, the employees were very slow to help each person in line, only had 4 or 5 flavors to choose from hot or cold, & they made me feel like I was bothering them when I ordered. If I didn't need the caffeine, I would've just left.

SAFETY: There's an area where you can look at the ocean on the ground floor. There's a section where there is not a fence & I had to tell my daughter not to stand on the edge so she wouldnt fall into the water below (6-10 ft, I cant remember). When looking into the area enclosed from the rest of the ocean for viewing where you could see crabs & little fish, there was trash in the water that had been there for awhile which confused me considering how much they talk about preserving the environment around the facility.

OVERALL: I'd rather go to the Zoo. It's less expensive, more to see, and more informative.