SeaQuest Littleton - Aquarium in Littleton - 8501 W Bowles Ave, USA

I had a wonderful time at SeaQuest Littleton with my family. It was amazing to see and touch so many different animals from all over the world. We fed the stingrays, cuddled with the sloths, and even snorkeled with the sharks! The staff was very friendly and knowledgeable, and the exhibits were clean and well-maintained. SeaQuest Littleton is more than just an aquarium, it’s a zoo-like experience that you won’t forget. I highly recommend it to anyone who loves animals and adventure. It’s a great place to visit for all ages. 🐠🐢🐍🦜🦘🦥

It was okay. The place was nice and clean (to the quality one would expect at an indoor aquarium), and the staff were friendly. It doesn't smell too good, akin to a zoo, but i guess it kind of is

This place does smell like an indoor zoo, while the ones in Texas do not. This one could be well overdue for a remodel with the leaks and ultimately better ventilation. Nonetheless, it is $40 a year for a membership and a fun place to go on a -10 degree day. My son was happy to do 3 laps around the loop. We did not play for tokens to feed animals.

We had a lot of fun here. We got there at 1 and the feedings were done. So we didn't get to feed the animals. They put out a limit of food so the animals don't get over feed. They were a little short staffed. But we still had fun. They gave us places online where we could get discount coupons. We could still do the touch a fish area and it was really cool all the different kinds of animals they had. Our whole family had a great time.

We came here for our sons 3rd birthday. It was so much fun. Even my 13 year old enjoyed interacting with the animals. But what made it so much more special was Mermaid Alice. She was so sweet and made the experience magical. She is AMAZING.

Lovely place to spend a fun afternoon. Macy, the head aquatic (mother of those river monster fish), was lovely and really showed her passion and intellect when telling us about all of the fishies. All the other staff was lovely as well. Love Sammie, Justin, Mark, and an Unnamed plush sea turtle with a pink cowboy hat. See you in the stars ✨

We got free tickets online and decided to try it out. The facility is a little run down but it's nice overall. Most of animals seem to be well cared for. Major issues were (1) they weren't getting people through the doors quickly. Even considering the fact that you don't want a packed facility, they could have done a far better job at moving people in; we waited for over 2 hours to get our turn. (2) I'm glad we didn't pay for too many food tokens because most of the food dispensers were empty and we couldn't feed most animals if we'd wanted to. All in all, it's a decent experience it was understaffed at the front and run so poorly that we really only stayed for half an hour or so, mostly because we were so tired of waiting that we wanted to leave.

We just went there last week with my little guy who is 1 year old. We had such a great time and my son was able to interact with a lot of animals that we had seen behind glass before at other zoos. The staff was so friendly and one staff member Kari was so kind and helped my son feel safe when he was afraid interacting with the birds and by the end of the interaction she made him feel brave and proud of himself and excited to gently interact with more animals. They taught my son so much and I couldn't be more grateful that he was able to have such a positive first experience with wild animals! My only downside that continues to stick out in my mind was that we had a hard time finding any signage for SeaQuest telling us it was inside of the Southwest Mall (which we found out is due to the mall refusing to allow them to advertise outside of the mall which gave me a pretty negative feeling about the mall considering they should be grateful for all the business they get from people coming for the aquarium but I digress.)