Thursday, November 11, 2010
Anglesey Sea Zoo
I have just been looking at the web site for the Anglesey Sea Zoo.
What a marvel it seems, with so much to see and learn and do.
And an added bonus would be the play areas outside.
We pulled up in the car park on a dull, rainy Friday morning - mid morning.
A family were already making their way back to their car.
"They didn't stay long" I thought.
And not very much later we could see why their visit was short.
We tried to make the best of a paltry experience and enjoyed what their was to enjoy.
Ecky specially liked the sea horses.
And we all enjoyed the bigger fish swimming up close. 
What a marvel it seems, with so much to see and learn and do.
And an added bonus would be the play areas outside.
We pulled up in the car park on a dull, rainy Friday morning - mid morning.
A family were already making their way back to their car.
"They didn't stay long" I thought.
And not very much later we could see why their visit was short.
We tried to make the best of a paltry experience and enjoyed what their was to enjoy.
Ecky specially liked the sea horses.
And we all enjoyed the bigger fish swimming up close.
Everybody did. It was generally crowded in that small part - and noisy with some bawling toddler and an angry father.
Ecky knew it was disappointing.
We all did.
Bill and I could only look back and compare it with the Phuket Aquarium - so much better.
Good grief! We had only chosen the Sea Zoo because we knew that the Pili Palas (butterfly centre) would look shabby after the amazing one in Phuket, which you will see in a couple of days.
The outdoor play area had a number of things - with additional charges on top of the high prices paid to go into the Sea Zoo.
The outdoor play area had a number of things - with additional charges on top of the high prices paid to go into the Sea Zoo.
At the Anglesey Sea Zoo, in all weathers for all ages we guarantee a fun learning experience and a splashing day out!
This is a quote from the web site.....
do you think we could have them up under the Trade Descriptions Act?
Still, we made the best of things.
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