SeaQuest Utah - Aquarium in Layton - 1201 N Hill Field Rd #1072, USA

Definitely worth it!! I'm from California & had no idea a place like this could exist especially in a mall...however the staff was awesome & extremely knowledgeable about the animals. Spend that extra coin to have a better experience definitely. Pet a sloth!! Pet a porcupine!! Yes please!! Treat yourself, check it out🎩🤘

I have heard so many great things about SeaQuest, so we decided to visit. Captain Jake took great care of us and made our visit amazing! We had a lot of fantastic interactive experiences. We got to feed Parakeets, hold a cockatoo, feed a giant tortoise, pet Bengel cats, feed Sting Ray's, and so much more!! We went early (11 am). All the animals were active and hungry. It was fun. Definitely will be going back. There are so many animals and sea creatures to see and touch (even sharks!). Fun for all ages!

Okay, for being an aquarium IN A MALL, this actually is a really cool place!! Just enough to keep kids (including myself) entertained, with a ton of animal interaction opportunities to make it even more exciting. Most interactions require tokens, which cost money, so that’s kind of dumb. But it was awesome! Captain Jake the Bird Man was super cool and fun for the kids — they loved feeding the birds! Also, if you’re a local, it’s almost as much for an annual pass as to pay for two adults, so I’d recommend doing that if you you’re close enough.

We had the best time at SeaQuest! The animals were very active and we were given so many opportunities to feed them and play with them. My favorites were feeding the birds in the bird room, watching the blowfish, chameleon and dart frogs, and petting the stingrays. There are so many friendly animals there and the staff are all so nice! Captain Jake helped us get signed up to be members for only $15 a piece! He was super awesome and let us interact with some fun animals :) We will definitely be back!

This place is significantly smaller than the Draper aquarium, but all four of my kids agreed they liked the experience here better. They loved being able to interact with the animals and see them better! We will definitely be coming back! Update: We returned a second time to celebrate my son's birthday. This time several staff members seemed annoyed and were quite rude, especially one male employee that was stationed near the stingray exhibit. We left earlier than planned because he really kinda ruined it for us. Pretty disappointed about that.

We went on a Tuesday right around opening. It was absolutely awesome. I do recommend getting some tokens. It makes the experience much more enriched. Dustin was absolutely amazing. He went out of his way to make sure that we were taking care of. He took time to explain things and was our guide at the parakeet experience as well. Super nice and well informed. As our all the staff! We had a ton of fun!

Lots of fish and animals to view. Be mindful that it costs extra to feed or interact with animals so expect to pay more money than just the ticket. I went on a Sunday around 1pm so of course it was busy but it was way too crowded to fully enjoy. Sea quest should do a timed entry or something because once you get in it's crowded and some of the rooms are small so there isn't space to move around, let alone see the animals. It's a bit clustered and overpacked. Overall an okay time but would not come back again. Instead go to the aquarium in Draper, way bigger and nicer (and cheaper).

It's a great place to go. The staff are very friendly and helpful, and the animals are fun to watch and interact with. It's inside the Layton mall and doesn't take very long to walk through. It's a good size for a quick outing with the kids.