A young girl smiles and points at colourful fish in a vibrant coral reef scene. Disney Pixar’s Dory swims nearby. Text reads “Official SEA LIFE Event 16th Jul–11th Sept” and “Find out about Dory & Friends—Finding Dory Only in Cinemas.” Hank the octopus is also shown.
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Finding Dory event at The National Sea Life Centre Birmingham #Review

Finding Dory event at The 
National Sea Life Centre Birmingham.

A young girl smiles and points at colourful fish in a vibrant coral reef scene. Disney Pixar’s Dory swims nearby. Text reads “Official SEA LIFE Event 16th Jul–11th Sept” and “Find out about Dory & Friends—Finding Dory Only in Cinemas.” Hank the octopus is also shown.
We’ve just got home from a lovely day out at our local Sea Life Centre in Birmingham. We were a little late to join the party but better late than never, I say. The Birmingham Sea Life Centre are hosting an exciting Finding Dory Summer event from July 16th to September 11th so there’s still plenty of time for you to squeeze in a last minute visit to check it out.

We love our days out at the Sea Life Centre Birmingham as it’s home to our beloved Penguin friends who never fail to entertain us and make us smile. They’re always so full of fun and silliness which is what makes us love them so much, they’re amazing to watch.
Five children sit inside an indoor viewing area, looking through glass at penguins standing and walking on snowy rocks in a zoo or aquarium exhibit. The room is dimly lit, with artificial rocks and lights above the penguin habitat.
Four children sit in front of a large aquarium window, watching two penguins swim underwater in a blue-lit enclosure. Light from above shines into the water, illuminating the penguins as they glide past the children, who are seated on the floor.

Today we went along with some friends to see if we could find Dory and her friends hiding around the centre. Not only did we have a Finding Dory letter hunt to complete but we also had our usual stamp trail activity to do too so there was lots to keep the children busy and entertained as we walked around. It was a little busy today so we did have to wait at each stamp station but it wasn’t too bad. The children waited nicely and all took their turns.

There were  Finding Dory signs hidden in the tanks throughout the centre. Each one had a riddle on it to work out which Dory friend it was talking about and a letter for you to jot down onto your pad. It was great fun hunting them all down, the kids loved looking for them. Once you had found all 6 of the signs you mixed up the letters you had found to make up a word. I won’t tell you what the word is so you can have fun finding out for yourselves when you go. 

An underwater scene features a cartoon sign with an orange octopus holding it, reading "Odd open house..." on sandy aquarium ground. Fish swim around and a rusty object sits in the background. The sign promotes Disney Pixar’s “Finding Dory”.
Finding Dory and her friends was fun but getting a medal as a reward for finding them all was even more fun. The kids loved their medals, they were all very happy children. We had lots of fun today finding Dory and getting our picture taken in her pop up stand which you can see below. We got to see lots of funny looking fishes,crawled into several peek a boo hiding spots and even went under a running water fall which was great fun. The Sea Life Centre is always a pleasure to visit as my children love their Penguin friends and the 4D cinemas shows which you get to see too. Today we watched an Octanaughts show which all the children really enjoyed. They love watching the 15 minute feature film which involves bubbles, flashing lights, being squirted with water and vibrating seats.

Three children stand inside a display for the film "Finding Dory." Two are inside the frame with underwater ocean graphics and Dory characters behind them, while one stands just outside. The film title and release info are at the bottom of the transparent panel.

We’ve had a wonderful day today Finding Dory with friends and really enjoyed our visit. The events change every few months to keep your visits exciting so if Finding Dory is something your children love then why not pop along and check out all the fun for yourself. It won’t last for long, there’s just over 3 weeks left of this event so be quick if you don’t wanna miss out.

Disclosure: We were invited along to check out the Finding Dory event for free but this review is written using my own personal opinions which are 100% honest and mine.

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