S.E.A Aquarium, Resort World SG

Magic is everywhere, when love is in the air ♥


Having heard so much ravings about the S.E.A aquarium at Resort World Singapore;
even way before it's opening, we just had to check it out for ourselves!






Stepping onto the travelator- leading into this tunnel, felt like we
were brought into an underwater fantasy:





In my watercolor splash #outfitoftheday, which fits our date theme perfectly:





Captivating neon colored fishes, complimenting those way-too-gorgeous
vibrant corals! Looks artificial, don't they?





And look! Patrick from Spongebob's stuck on the glass :X

"Oh hello there~ Pink starfish! You look anorexic, eat something!"

Oops watch out!! Ok... On second thoughts, just don't get eaten :X

They said: "Seeing is believing..."

I say: "Not until I touch it!!!"

Needless to say, I got up-close and interacted with the the tougher version of Patrick
at the "Discovery Touch Pool". Pretty much like a rock:

I'm always amused by these translucent beauties that can be
potentially dangerous under the sea:

Meet their little cute friends with the most adorable names ever:
Whoever labelled them that way might be really mean, but hecks,
it's worth a laugh LOL

We were awed beyond words, as we stood in front of this ginormous aquarium:

"I can't even..."
I've got this sudden urge of running towards the tank, hug and stick my face onto it~!
If you know what I mean... If not, you just gotta experience this crazy jittery feeling yourself.

PS. "The most amazing part is being there with you"...
It's almost magical :)

Before I get too carried away with coupley-snaps... 
An underwater tour would have been incomplete without the almighty shark, agreed?

Too smitten by the magnificent oceanarium,
our stomachs began to rumble and we went for dinner at the Retro-style food alley:





DO NOT ORDER THE PENANG LAKSA.
It might look good, but at $5, with no other ingredients except noodles. Tasted nothing up to standards:




Same for the Chicken rice!
Act one chicken rice balls, but cold and bland.





The only one that's probably worth trying
is this Sotong Kangkong (Rojak), Penang's local delicacy: 

We had intended to return for the "Maritime Experimental Museum",
which we were probably supposed to explore before our
exclusive insight into the aquatic world.

But it looked totally mundane in comparison, we skipped it in the end.

To sum it up, this is actually the most interesting shot taken there:

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Visit this site for more information about the Marine Life Park: 
http://www.rwsentosa.com/language/en-US/Attractions/MarineLifePark/SEAAquarium

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