I bought a Sea Life annual pass, but now I wish that I had saved my money. There really isn't much to see. I have a 2 year old and a 4 year old. We have been twice already and the last time we were in and out in 15 minutes. \n\nThere is a play area, but there is virtually nothing for my 2 year old to do while my 4 year old climbs. So, I have to listen to him cry the entire time because he doesn't understand why he can't go with 'sissy'. The person that was working the play area was quite unfriendly and was acting more like a hall monitor than actually working with the kids. Both times that we went there were no coloring pages and the second time the unfriendly person working the play area didn't seem to notice or care. \n\nYou end your experience in the gift shop and there is no other way out. Which is fine if you're only going once, but trying to guide two small children through the cramped gift shop without hearing tears because we are not buying something every time we come in here is very off putting for someone who has purchased an annual pass. \n\nWe now have these annual passes that cost an exorbitant amount of money and I literally dread taking my kids there enough times to actually recoup the cost.