I've been here numerous times and there's always something to see and do. They have different exhibits for kids and everyone there is so knowledgeable! Well worth the visit.

We heard there was a baby Walrus that was saved and on the mend at the SeaLife Center. It was adorable to watch. There are many exhibits to see and it was worth the stop and visit. I highly recommend especially if you have children.

We spent a few hours here during our September visit to Seward. It's not a real big place and the admission rate could seem a little high but it's a rescue/rehab center so we felt the admission price went to a good cause. The exhibits...More

We drove down to visit the center, not knowing that I would receive free admission as an educator in Alaska....so nice!! I did pay for my daughter and we enjoyed every minute there! I LOVED the touch tanks....and all of the local sealife. It was...More

Loved seeing all the animals and knowing that they were well taken care of especially the rescued ones. My 9 year old nephew just couldn't get enough of the all the baby animals. This was a beautiful facility.

We thought we would spend an hour or two on a rainy afternoon. Instead we were there 5 hours watching the various movies, loving the feeding of the sealions, seals, and even a baby walrus. This center is very well designed and the exhibits are...More

This is our favorite indoor activity in all of Alaska. Our must see recommendations for this site are--the marine bird exhibit with Dory the puffin, the sea lions, the octopus exhibit with its pregnant octopus, and the rescued baby walrus. The center has an I.Sea.U...More

The highlight for the kids was the boat at the beginning of the SeaLife Center. The displays and information were well designed and informative. We went with the entire family and everyone enjoyed the day.

I am typically not a fan of this type of attraction or zoo's because I feel the animals are not in their best habitat. However, if the animals are hurt or abandoned as babies, I guess this is an okay thing. There were feeding activities...More

Don't believe the hype. Not much to see or do. Boring! But they help conserve wildlife. I would give money for that.