I was there years ago. I do remember that the tanks were pristine…read more Parking was available on the street. The gentleman inside was very helpful and informative.

Avoid this place, do not shop here. They offer no guarantee…read moreon their fish and show zero regard for their customers. I spent over $60, and half the fish died the very next day. When I went back to the store they refused to offer a refund or even an exchange claiming their policy states no refund or exchange even if it's 24 hours later, which is ridiculous. Take your business to a store that values its customers and stands behind what they sell. Save your time, money, and frustration.

Very nice store. Salesperson was incredibly helpful. He looked at photos of my tank and advised on…read morecoral including reviewing my tank chemical parameters, lighting, etc. There were many beautiful pieces at a variety of price points. I bought a nice hammer coral, a torch, a war coral, and a candy cane. Frags were from $10 to 95. Everything was in excellent health and good value. I highly recommend Mosreef.

I didn't buy anything from this fish store. I just happened to see this store. This fish store…read morehas a lot of salt water fishes.(clownfish, dory, sea anemone, and others). There are different sizes and species of sea anemone ranging from $15 to over $100. The store is a bit dark. I was afraid of knocking over stuffs. I guess the sea water fishes needs to be in dark area.

This was our second visit to The Maritime Aquarium at Norwalk, and we really enjoy coming back…read more It's on the smaller side, but there's still plenty to see and do. For its size, they have a great variety of touch tanks -- from jellyfish to sturgeon to stingrays -- and my son felt brave enough to touch almost everything this time and loved it. I also appreciate that there are hand-washing stations everywhere. We love the jellyfish exhibits, and the shark tank is very cool -- this visit we even got to see a diver inside answering questions. They offer short 4D movies for $8, though it may be better for older kids (my 2-year-old got a little scared). Paid parking is across the street, and overall it's an easy, fun outing for families. We've heard they offer overnight experiences too and might try that next time!

Drove from Cincinnati just to see the loggerhead turtle that's advertised on the website only to…read morefind out that they don't have one have paying $80 to get in. Sent email to customer service and can't even get a response. The rest of the aquarium is beautiful and the two green sea turtles are amazing! I had also not seen an active octopus until this aquarium.

We traveled to the American Dream mall specifically to do the Animal Crossing event being held at…read moreSea Life. The aquarium itself is incredible, it was above our expectations for sure. They had a large shark mascot roaming around and causing a lot of laughs. The Animal Crossing event was fun, we were able to collect stamps from staff at different exhibits and trade them for a prize in the shop. Unfortunately they were low on the Animal Crossing merchandise but getting the patch was still very cool. They had character meet and greets. We stayed for one of them, K.K. Slider. Not sure if they have other characters for meet and greets, but that is who we saw.

It's a lot of money for what it is. Yes it's nice and well put together, but the price point is…read morejust nuts, though that's probably cause of the location. I stopped by cause we had a yearly pass, and still had to pay cause it was a blackout date and still had to pay $10 a person. There's nothing special, and I wouldn't stop by unless it was included in my legoland annual pass.

As always Jay and his wife who is super helpful have sold me corals and fish that are hardy,…read morehealthy and well-priced. His stock of useable items is also great. carries only the best products. recommends solutions to common problems. and if you didn't know he also test water parameters. My number one store for help, supplies advice, corals and fish. thanks!

Reef shark aquarium to me is the best in Long Island , the owner is a sweetheart , very…read moreknowledgeable, super helpful and also extremely honest , family owned business and I just love coming here for help in anything that has to do with me salt water aquarium, i recommend anyone who's starting a salt or freshwater to come here you'll get guide on how to start the aquarium of your dreams

My kids really loved this aquarium that we came here 3 consecutive days. They have a butterfly…read moreexhibit that had abundant amount of butterflies. You aren't allowed to touch them but if they land on you, you just enjoy that blessing and time with the butterfly that landed on you. All of the staff there are well-trained, welcoming, and friendly with both my kids. You have the option to upgrade your regular admission to a one year membership after your visit. To save yourself from a 3.5% surcharge if you use credit, you'll want to pay in cash. Breakeven for my membership was about 3 visits and we did just that for the 4 days we were in Riverhead. My kids loved it so much that they are already asking to go back. The aquarium is well kept and the sharks are HUGE!! They are definitely well fed. The aquarium is Atlantis themed and you can tell a lot of time, money, and detail went into the making of this aquarium. The aquarium is privately owned and you do see sponsorship (advertisement) from private companies. I am comparing my experience with the NY aquarium in Brooklyn, which I have visited countless times. The Long Island Aquarium blows the NY aquarium away in every way possible. It's new, ventilation indoors is amazing, the sea lion show has shade, the penguins can be seen up close, there's an inexpensive option to snorkel, theres a big tree house, etc. I would totally recommend coming here with your family. If you come on weekdays, there might be a lot of school kids, and if you want to avoid that, you probably should should come around 1 or 2pm. Highly recommend this aquarium.

The Long Island Aquarium in Riverhead, NY is possibly the best aquarium I have ever visited. And…read moreI've been to a lot, especially when my Grandson was younger. The experience is phenomenal, whether you're young or older. There are interactive experiences, dives, tours, touch experiences and much, much more. My favorite is the penguin exhibition. The clear sides and floor is raised high enough for a child to go under. One comes to a rounded raised portion of the floor where the child can stand completely up and feels as if it's in the midst of the penguins. The penguins are very gregarious. When my Grandson looked at the side of the exhibit they all came over to greet him. As he moved, they moved to follow him. What fun! Don't miss the sea lion show, large living coral exhibit, shark tank and butterflies, bugs and bees garden. This year long attraction is a "must do" if you're in Long Island, especially if you have a child in tow.

This aquarium continues to improve every time I visit…read more There are so many large tanks to look at. They have both saltwater and freshwater species. The second floor has monkeys and parrots. There are also penguins. You can go in and out as many times as you want each day with a stamp. One note of advice: if you go during the summer months, try to go after 12 noon. There were many camp kids when I arrived at around 10:30.

We visited for my daughter's birthday, and overall we had a nice time. First, I have to say I loved…read morethe entire Jenkinson's area. It was our first time visiting, and it's such a cute place to spend the day. The aquarium itself was nice, but it was much smaller than I expected. I had read online that most people spend 1-2 hours there, but we were able to see everything in about 45 minutes. Because of its size, I wouldn't recommend making a special trip just for the aquarium. However, if you're already planning to spend the day on the boardwalk or enjoy the other attractions, it's a worthwhile stop. One thing I really appreciated was that they allow re-entry. We were able to leave, grab something to eat, and come back in time to watch the shark feeding, which was a nice perk. Overall, it's a pleasant little aquarium, but I expected more.

Always are a great experience for my kids. Jonathan was very nice and helped us around the…read moreaquarium. Very accommodating place!

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