Voyage into jaw-dropping underwater worlds only at SEA LIFE Grapevine.
Escape into a 360-degree underwater tunnel, come face to fin with sharks and rescued sea turtles, touch a sticky anemone, and explore over 10 breathtaking exhibits. No flippers required.
Become a sea turtle expert
Learn about the threats turtles face in the wild and experience first-hand the process of successfully rescuing, rehabilitating and releasing sea turtles. Don’t miss the working turtle hospital and say hello to our most recent patient.
WHOA – You Need to SEA This!
- Thalley, our resident green sea turtle, has a book written about her!
- SEA LIFE Grapevine is the first SEA LIFE in the US to be permitted to rehabilitate sick and injured sea turtles and release them back into the wild through partnerships with the Animal Rehabilitation Keep, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and other Texas coastal sea turtle hospitals.
- Boomer, short for Boomerang, suffered from a boat strike injury. He was rehabilitated and released but kept coming back every time they released him, hence the name Boomerang.
Interact with real sea creatures
Rockpools are made from water left behind when the tide goes out. Many of different creatures live in these shallow pools – they all need to be tough to adapt to different temperatures and waves crashing over them!
- Sea stars have hundreds of tube feet that they use to crawl along the ocean floor or rocks
- Anemones are filter feeders, dining on plankton and any other creatures that swim too close and bump into their stinging tentacles
- Depending on the species, sea stars can have more than the traditional five arms!
Stingray Bay Exhibit
Discover Stingray Bay and be mesmerized by our happy and smiley rays. Let their upbeat nature take your cares away in this relaxing and magical space.
- Stingrays strong teeth are great for crushing food such as crabs, clams, snails, oysters and some fish
- Rays evolved from sharks more than 150 million years ago
- Rays like to bury themselves in the sand and use this as a way to hide from larger predators
Explore the depths of the Amazon
Enter the mysterious world of the rainforest where unique creatures lie hidden around every turn. Meet our two caiman Mulder and Scully, or if you dare venture through the Piranha Tunnel
- Mulder and Scully are the smallest species of caiman, they are called dwarf caiman.
- Piranha will make a barking sound when they feel threatened!
- Seneca, our Reticulated Albino Python, is 13 feet long!
Grapevine Mills Mall
3000 Grapevine Mills Parkway
Grapevine,Texas 76051