SEA LIFE Arizona Aquarium Full Tour - Tempe, Arizona

Sea Life Arizona is a 26,000 square foot interactive aquarium located at Arizona Mills mall in Tempe, Arizona. The aquarium contains thousands of aquatic creatures, plus interactive touch pools and a 360° ocean tunnel. Sea Life Arizona is owned and operated by Merlin Entertainments, which operates over forty other aquariums in eleven countries on 4 continents. Eight of these are in the United States.
10+ Interactive Zones to Explore
Ocean View Exhibit
SEA LIFE Arizona’s 360-degree Ocean Tunnel lets you get up close and personal with 500 creatures from their own point of view; under the ocean.
Immerse yourself in a tropical sea where sea turtles and sharks swim overhead! SEA LIFE Arizona’s 360-degree Ocean Tunnel lets you get up close and personal with our amazing creatures from their own point of view: under the ocean. Everywhere you look, there are animals swimming by.
Sea Turtle Rescue Reef
Come face to flipper with rescued sea turtles at SEA LIFE Arizona’s brand-new exhibit, Sea Turtle Rescue Reef! As you explore the exhibit, you will learn all about the threats turtles face and hear the stories of how SEA LIFE rescues, rehabilitates, and provides forever homes to those that are unable to return to the wild.
Bay of Rays
A Stingray Sandy Beach, Right Here in Arizona
Step into a tropical beach surrounded by palm trees, where stingrays swim across the white sand among other exciting creatures. Delight in the surprises hiding in each rock and crevasse in this exhibit, where you will find eels hiding, shark eggs attached to rocks, and interesting fish hiding from view. Plus, stop by our Coral Exhibit which houses real coral and clownfish!
Interactive Touchpool
Get your hands wet in this interactive exhibit where you can touch a variety of fascinating and unique creatures. Modeled after a west coast tide pool, this exhibit is a perfect place to find out what a sea star or anemone feels like.
Shipwreck Exhibit
Ahoy! Unique Creatures Ahead at the Shipwreck
Leave the bright sands of Stingray Bay and dive into the depths of the ocean in our shipwreck exhibit. This underwater world features exciting (and dangerous) creatures that are venomous or poisonous!
Temple of the Seahorse
Dive in to the underwater world of a majestic seahorse in the Temple of the Seahorse, where you'll come face-to-face with more than 100 different creatures. See the seahorses grip at sea grass with their curly tails and suck up tiny shrimp and plankton with their straw-like snouts.
Explore More Exhibits
Explore an underwater world filled with incredible creatures including jellyfish, lobsters, a seven foot long zebra shark named Mochi, and a smiling porcupine puffer. Each exhibit has a unique array of fish just waiting to be discovered. Spend an afternoon taking your time at each exhibit to see how fish act in their natural environment, and learn amazing facts about these creatures.
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[@Fazbear-84]

Finally a person who knows the difference between venom and poison. Most people would say a lionfish has poisonous spines but they don’t cause its venom. Very nice to see that you know the difference 👍🏻

[@TomsRoadTrippin]

Yeah I absolutely love snakes and lizards. You are correct most people don't know the difference between the two. Thanks for the acknowledgement

[@Fazbear-84]

@@TomsRoadTrippin no problem man!

[@TheRonin2024]

another sea life series has returned

[@TomsRoadTrippin]

Yes, I got to see two different SeaLife Aquarium locations on this roadtrip

[@TheRonin2024]

@@TomsRoadTrippin yeah I have seen the community

[@ehoneunsilencedvoice4235]

Loved seeing the sharks and seahorses, plus hearing your facts on them. :) Great video as always. :)

[@TomsRoadTrippin]

Glad you enjoyed! The sharks are so fascinating to see. I absolutely love the seahorses, the way they curl their tails around stuff is so cute

[@zacharyszooadventures3184]

Another amazing video Tom. I love all the fin facts they have. At 30:34 I like the part where you told the joke about the Seahorse's big belies

[@TomsRoadTrippin]

Thanks Zachary, this was a fun aquarium to go through. I'm glad you enjoyed my silly jokes

[@cheaplaughkennedy2318]

Tom , just curious if you’re ever making another episode of the Washington D.C. Zoo. lol 👍

[@TomsRoadTrippin]

Eventually I'd like to return and see anything new

[@TreySarver-p5x]

by the way how do you determine your destinations is it based on other people's suggestions or is it based on research more

[@TomsRoadTrippin]

I do my research on the areas I'll be going to. I'll also take suggestions into account when making my plans

[@TreySarver-p5x]

@@TomsRoadTrippin so when you do the research how do you decide whether or not to include it in the road trip

[@TomsRoadTrippin]

I try to keep my destinations close to each other, within a few hours. When deciding the areas I'll be going through I'll check and see what attractions are in each state.

[@numberkidtheprimenumberfan1979]

20:32 yet another EYESTRIPE SURGEONFISH

[@TomsRoadTrippin]

Thanks for the identification

[@numberkidtheprimenumberfan1979]

@@TomsRoadTrippin ok

[@TreySarver-p5x]

Also just to clarify the only Sharks that die if they stop swimming are Great White, Mako and Whale Sharks

[@TomsRoadTrippin]

Don't forget the hammerhead, All four of those sharks are ram ventilators, meaning they have to constantly move in order to breath

[@TreySarver-p5x]

@@TomsRoadTrippin also did you know that the only Sharks that attack humans are Great White Tiger and Bull

[@TomsRoadTrippin]

Bull sharks swim close to shore so they bite people the most, usually because of territory

[@TreySarver-p5x]

@@TomsRoadTrippin also did you know another reason their so territorial is because they have high testosterone levels and the reason they got the name Bull Shark is because they have are aggressive like a Bull

[@Fazbear-84]

Nooooo it’s broken😭 0:30

[@TomsRoadTrippin]

I didn't even notice that the arm was broken while filming. People always have to touch stuff

[@Fazbear-84]

@@TomsRoadTrippin dang. Yeah I see broken stuff all the time

[@TomsRoadTrippin]

@@Fazbear-84 The real sad part is it's almost always some stupid adult that breaks stuff. Look with your eyes, it's not that difficult of a concept

[@Fazbear-84]

@@TomsRoadTrippin exactly

[@Fazbear-84]

Also I got a question. Do you know why there was an orange circle with an ear and a random number on every sign?

[@TreySarver-p5x]

Now the only Sealife left to visit is the one in Michigan

[@TomsRoadTrippin]

Yes, only one left, I'll see about heading back to Michigan next year

[@TreySarver-p5x]

@@TomsRoadTrippin that'll be exciting

[@TreySarver-p5x]

​@@TomsRoadTrippinalso next time you make it back to Michigan I suggest you visit the Binder Park Zoo near Kalamazoo