Aquaria KLCC

I really enjoyed visiting Aquaria KLCC! It was amazing to see so many different marine animals from various habitats. All the animals were so cute, and one of my favourite parts was the touch pool located on the right-hand side after the ticket scanning area, where you can touch starfish, horseshoe crabs, and other marine creatures. It was such a fun and interactive experience. Aquaria KLCC has two levels, and the second floor has several nice spots for taking photos. If you know how to find the right angles, you can get some really beautiful pictures. The staff are also very friendly and helpful, and they're happy to help take photos if you ask. A few tips for future visitors :- • The birthday promotion is no longer available. • It's best to buy your tickets in advance to save time. • If you're a Malaysian citizen, have your MyKad ready before entering to make the ticket scanning process quicker. Lastly, don't forget to check the daily feeding schedule and any special feeding sessions before your visit to make the most of your ticket. You can find the schedule on Aquaria KLCC's Instagram page, or you can refer to my post about the daily and special feeding times. Overall, I had a great experience and would definitely recommend visiting Aquaria KLCC, especially if you're looking for a fun and educational outing with family or friends!

Aquaria KLCC is a beautiful and family-friendly attraction and definitely worth visiting when in Kuala Lumpur. The underwater tunnel is one of the biggest highlights. Walking through it while surrounded by sharks, rays, turtles, and many other marine species was an amazing experience 🦈🐠🐢. We were also lucky enough to see some of the feeding sessions, which made the visit even more interesting and engaging. It’s not just about seeing the animals, you can also learn a lot about marine life and conservation along the way. Overall, it has a great combination of education and entertainment, especially for families and children. However, there are a few things to keep in mind. Even though we had pre-booked our tickets through Klook, we still had to queue with guests who had not booked in advance before entering. This was a little disappointing. The facility can also feel quite small and crowded, particularly during busy periods. With many visitors moving through relatively limited spaces, it can sometimes be difficult to stop, take your time, and properly enjoy the exhibits. The crowd can affect the overall experience and take away from the relaxing atmosphere you’d expect from an aquarium. Despite this, the marine life, underwater tunnel, feeding experiences, and educational aspects make Aquaria KLCC well worth a visit. I would recommend going during a less busy period if possible to enjoy it more comfortably. Overall it’s a beautiful experience, but crowd management and visitor flow could be improved

An unforgettable experience! You should visit this place at least once in your lifetime because it gives you a chance to learn more about what life is like under the sea. There are also so many beautiful souvenirs, but unfortunately, the professional photo service can be quite expensive when you decide to claim the photos. So, you can choose whether you want to purchase them or not. I recommend visiting on a weekday, as it can still get quite crowded depending on whether there’s a national holiday👍🏻

I went with my friend on public holiday with my friend and while it was very busy it was a lot of fun! I haven't been here since I was a kid and they've upgraded a lot of the aquarium. If you look at the feeding time online, you can watch them feeding. We booked the tickets w/o a timeslot in advance from Klook since it was cheaper, but this does mean you have to line up to get in. It took us about 30+ minutes. If you book from the website with a timeslot, there is no need to wait. Overall would recommend coming~

Wonderful and so worth it. After reading the over crowded / small place reviews we were hesitant to go. But we are so glad we went anyways. We went on a Saturday afternoon (6pm) since it closes at 9 pm. We walked the entire place 2 times, ni no rush, no crowds. We had a wonderful experience, many areas just to ourselves. We have visited many aquariums and this one is very good. We were so happy they didn't have any dolphins or whales. We also learned so much, since they have displays that explain each area and share interesting facts. The staff was nice, helpful and willing to share their knowledge with us. We stayed almost until closing time and walked to The Petronas towers to watch the light show at 9 pm. Highly recommend this place, but choose your time wisely to avoid crowds.