Shanghai Ocean Aquarium Review

Such a great experience.... Variety of aquatic animals... Enjoyed alot

Shanghai Ocean Aquarium is a captivating destination for both enthusiasts and those simply curious about marine life. Its extensive collection of fish and sea creatures offers an intriguing insight into the wonders of the ocean. From colorful tropical fish to elegant jellyfish and enchanting seahorses, each exhibit showcases a diverse range of species that are both fascinating and beautiful to behold. Beyond its entertainment value, the aquarium also serves as an educational platform, shedding light on marine ecosystems and the importance of conservation efforts. Whether you're drawn in by the sheer diversity of marine life or eager to learn more about ocean conservation, Shanghai Ocean Aquarium promises an enriching experience for visitors of all ages.

The aquarium is okay, that is, the air inside is not circulating, the fish type is average, but the children like it very much, there are more people in the New Year, play for a while to go to the Oriental Pearl just for a day, very close, stroll past.

If you like fish, then you'd love this place! Not too tough for the foreigners who can't read and speak Chinese. For us, the amazing highlights were saw fish, huge and creepy eels, spider crabs, stingrays, penguins and the shark area. The beautifully lit place for Jelly fish was also very well designed. Since this is an indoor place, if it gets crowded, its not fun. I would suggest to pick a weekday to visit. Also it closes at 6:30 so its best to reach well before that.

Convenient transportation, clean and clean, the six-person room (actually only stayed for 4 people that night) is cost-effective. Free laundry on the roof, free hot water for luggage storage on the first floor, free toiletries, large bed area, good step on the upper and lower bunk ladders, if there is a blackout curtain, it is best, but it does not have a big impact, there is a free temple opposite to punch in

The first tall building in Shenzhen is too high. It is shocking to see the development of the special zone. The commentator Li Leon explained the professional and detailed enthusiasm.

A vocal species, adults bellow during the mating season and young vocalize to communicate with their parents and other juveniles. Captive specimens have reached age 70, and wild specimens can live past 50.

Mating occurs in early summer, with females most commonly producing 20–30 eggs, which are smaller than those of any other crocodilian.