SEA LIFE Bangkok Tickets

Address: ชั้น บี1-บี2 สยามพารากอน 991 Rama I Rd, Pathum Wan, Bangkok 10330, Thailand 

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Getting there

• By BTS (Skytrain):
  Take the BTS Sukhumvit or Silom Line to Siam Station (CEN). Exit 5 leads directly into Siam Paragon, where SEA LIFE is located. Travel time from Asok or Chong Nonsi: 10-15 minutes.
• By MRT (Subway):
  Take the Blue Line to Silom Station, transfer to BTS at Sala Daeng, and head to Siam Station. Total journey: about 20 minutes.
• By Bus:
  Opt for routes 15, 16, 25, 40, 48, 54, and 204 and alight near Siam Paragon. It’s walking distance from Rama I Road.
• By Taxi/Grab:
  A taxi or Grab from central Bangkok takes about 15-30 minutes, depending on traffic.
• Parking:
  Siam Paragon offers on-site parking. Weekends can get busy, so plan for early or late hours.

• Gift Shop
• Photo Booth
• Cafe
• Restrooms
• Baby Changing Stations
• Lockers
• Wheelchair Accessibility
• Stroller Parking
• Information Desk
• First Aid Station

• The entrance and all paths within SEA LIFE Bangkok are fully wheelchair accessible.
• Elevators provide access to all floors, ensuring smooth navigation for everyone.
• Accessible restrooms are available throughout the aquarium.
• Complimentary wheelchair rentals are offered if you need them, subject to availability.
• Priority access is provided for visitors with disabilities to ensure a hassle-free experience.
• Assistance animals are welcome throughout the facility.
• Hearing loops are available for shows and presentations to assist guests with hearing impairments.
• Trained staff members are available to offer assistance during your visit.

• Flash photography is not allowed to protect marine animals.
• Food and drinks are not permitted inside the aquarium.
• You must refrain from tapping or knocking on the glass tanks.
• Touching the animals is only allowed in designated areas like the Rockpool.
• Running inside the aquarium is prohibited for safety reasons.
• Smoking is strictly forbidden anywhere within SEA LIFE Bangkok.
• Strollers are allowed but must not block walkways.
• Pets are not allowed inside, except for service animals.
• You must follow staff instructions at all times for your safety.

• Siam Paragon Food Court: A wide variety of local and international cuisines under one roof, perfect for a quick bite or a leisurely meal.
• Four Seasons Chinese Restaurant: Known for its famous roast duck, it offers authentic Cantonese cuisine.
• Greyhound Café: A trendy spot blending Thai and Western dishes in a stylish setting.
• After You: Popular dessert café offering delicious shaved ice (kakigori) and toast.
• Din Tai Fung: Renowned for its delicate xiao long bao (soup dumplings) and Taiwanese specialties.
• Laem Charoen Seafood: A local favorite for fresh Thai seafood dishes.

• Siam Kempinski Hotel Bangkok (Luxury): A 5-star hotel with resort-style pools and direct access to Siam Paragon, offering ultimate convenience and luxury.
• Anantara Siam Bangkok Hotel (Luxury): A blend of Thai tradition and modern luxury, featuring lush gardens and exceptional dining options, located close to SEA LIFE.
• Novotel Bangkok on Siam Square (Mid-range): A well-located hotel with modern amenities, just steps from Siam Paragon and ideal for families and shoppers.
• Mercure Bangkok Siam (Mid-range): Stylish, comfortable rooms right next to BTS Siam, offering easy access to shopping and SEA LIFE.
• ibis Bangkok Siam (Budget-friendly): An affordable option with compact, comfortable rooms and a prime location next to BTS Siam and SEA LIFE.
• Holiday Inn Express Bangkok Siam (Budget-friendly): Offers value for money with free breakfast and a short walk to SEA LIFE and other major attractions.

• Catch the first penguin feeding: The penguin feeding sessions tend to get crowded quickly, especially during weekends. Arrive early to snag a front-row spot at the glass for the morning feeding—it’s less crowded, and you’ll get the best view of the playful Gentoo penguins.
• Rockpool interaction timing: If you’re visiting with kids, head to the Rockpools right after opening. The animals are more active early in the day, and there’s less of a queue for the interactive touch pools. The staff are also more available to chat and answer questions during quieter times.
• Best photo spot – Ocean Tunnel: For the perfect photo, stand in the middle of the Ocean Tunnel and wait for the rays or sharks to swim directly above you. The lighting in this zone is ideal for pictures—no flash needed. Avoid peak hours if you want that clear, Instagram-worthy shot.
• Wheelchair-friendly viewing areas: The Ocean Tunnel and the 4D Cinema have dedicated wheelchair-friendly spots with excellent views for visitors with mobility challenges. SEA LIFE Bangkok staff are very accommodating, so feel free to ask for assistance navigating the exhibits.
• Combo ticket with Madame Tussauds: If you’re planning to visit Madame Tussauds, purchase the combo ticket. Not only do you save up to 20%, but both attractions are located within Siam Paragon, making it easy to cover both in half a day without rushing.
• Quiet zones for seniors and solo travelers: For a calmer, more serene experience, visit the Coral Reefs or Jellyfish zones in the late afternoons. These areas are typically less crowded and offer a peaceful break from the busier sections.