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Prehistoric Sealife at Bristol Aquarium
Anchor Rd, Bristol, Bristol, BS1 5TT
Call direct on:
Tel+44(0)1179298929
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Call direct on:
Tel+44(0)1179298929
This Easter half term, Bristol Aquarium is going back in time! Learn about the prehistoric creatures that ruled the sea, become a Palaeontologist as you dig for fossils, and take part in their prehistoric trail! The Prehistoric trail spans 7 exhibits in the Aquarium!
Don't forget to be on the watch for dinosaurs as you roam through the Aquarium!
Tickets
Standard - £19.25
Junior - £1.85
Concession - £17.00
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