SeaQuest Roseville - Aquarium in Roseville - 1595 Highway 36 West, Suite 578, USA

Get the VIP package it is totally worth it, but if you go general admission it’s great. Never knew they were there but now I am glad it was discovered. Want some Winter party or family fun ideas, this is a great one. My 8 year old to my 17 year old loved it, us adults too. Friendlies staff imaginable also.

SeaQuest, a captivating family destination, immerses visitors in an aquatic adventure across two floors. The diverse fish species and interactive feeding experiences, including both fish and birds, make it engaging for all ages. The token system adds responsibility and structure, enhancing the overall experience. With an accessible layout to prevent overcrowding, SeaQuest ensures a relaxed exploration for families. Occasional online deals further enhance affordability, catering to budget-conscious visitors. This strategic approach aligns with SeaQuest's commitment to providing an enriching yet economically sensible outing for families.

There were 2 adults and 5 kiddos in our group and everyone was in Awe walking in. The kids were so excited they didn’t know where they wanted to begin. The staff was great in providing direction, informing us of all the interactions that were available and were helpful in answering questions about the animals that the two curious boys we had with us were so eager to know. We can’t wait to go back. The kids still talk about it and this was almost a year ago.

We had an amazing time with Alisha as our Epic tour guide! Our experience was wonderful because of our guide!! She made the animal encounters, enjoyable, shared fun facts, and clearly communicated the expectation of being in the animal enclosures. (Basically what to do and not to do). She was extremely patient and handled our group of small children well!!! thank you!!!!

My 7 year old son experienced Snorkeling with Stingrays $69.99. He loved it. He also did Fishy Kisses, where he puts his feet inside the fish tank. He got to pet the tortoise 🐢 and feed the iguanas and koi fish. The highlight of this visit was touching a stingray while snorkeling. He gave it two thumbs👍👍 up and would definitely do it again. Friendly staff. The staff answered our questions, and we learned that the lizard wasn't dead!!💀 It was just sleeping! 😴 Clean restrooms. 🚻

It's a great opportunity to get up close with animals. Tokens are not just for purchasing animal food, but you can trade them with the mermaid for a gift or exchange some for "fishy kisses". To my daughter there and we had a great time. Look online for promo codes. We got in for free.

I took my 14-year-old nephew for his birthday. It was a Saturday and we waited in line for about 25 minutes; totally acceptable. It was crowded, so we were prepared for that, lots of kids everywhere and some waiting to be able to see stuff. But that’s ok, we had all afternoon. I have to say, though, most of the tanks were very cloudy. There was random stuff just laying out that was clearly not part of an exhibit. The sloth wasn’t in its enclosure at all (one of the marketing tools on all the literature). There were way too many individuals in the freshwater tank (trout/sturgeon). The tortoises just don’t have enough space. It made me sad. There is part of the big tank with the sharks that is immersive; like a little cubby with water all around you. It had apparently leaked and there was water on the floor of it and it was closed; understandable but it looked so shabby and like no one cares. The other major problem I had with this place is that there isn’t enough species information. I know not everybody cares what every fish’s name is, but some of us do (me). There is also no information posted on personal experiences. There were points where I looked around to see if there were any opportunities to add touch-and-feel type things as we got our tickets free online, something to make our a day a little more personal, but there was nothing posted anywhere but the entrance. I would just really like more information, period. We saw some really cool stuff (loved the koi swarms! Moray eels, horseshoe crabs, sharks, parrotfish, triggerfish, unicorn fish, etc) but in all, it was disappointing. I just wish the animals had more space and were better cared for.

This was so depressing. The animals were in dirty tanks and cages that seemed far to small for them to ever be happy or comfortable. Everything in the cages was plastic plants and nothing natural to these animals normal habitat. It didn't feel very humane. I just cannot support this.