Dive into the heart of our oceans at the Sea Life aquarium in the Val d'Europe shopping center.

Located in the Val d'Europe shopping center, theSea Life aquarium invites you to discover the underside of the world's oceans and seas, with a wealth of fish, fauna and underwater flora. From the ocean basin to theAmazon, viaAsia, the French coast or the tropics, immerse yourself in the discovery of the animal and plant species that inhabit the Earth's seas and oceans.

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Turtles, rays, seahorses, clown fish... During your visit, you'll be able to observe numerous marine species in the aquarium's tanks. Every day, Sea Life's caretakers also offer you the chance toattend the feeding of certain species - turtles, sharks, rays, penguins - to learn all about these inhabitants of the seas, which are usually to be found in aquariums in Paris or the Île-de-France region. For shark enthusiasts, don't miss theShark Island area, where you can come face to face with a leopard shark, a Napoleon shark... Or get up close and personal with a colony of Papuan and Royal penguins in the penguin farm!

The Sea Life aquarium is open every day except Monday, from 10 a.m. to 6.30 p.m., and costs €23 per adult over 12 and €19 for children aged 3 to 11, with toddlers under 3 free of charge. The aquarium is wheelchair-accessible (with special rates for disabled visitors), as are strollers.

To get to the aquarium, take exit 12.1 (Paris-Metz direction) or exit 14 (Metz-Paris direction) off the A4 freeway. Free unlimited parking is available in the Val d'Europe shopping center. By public transport, get off at Val d'Europe station, on the RER A in the direction of Marne-la-Vallée (from Paris).

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