Woodbridge has two train stations, Metropark, which is located in the Iselin section of Woodbridge and Woodbridge, which is near Main Street in downtown Woodbridge. There are buses that come from New York City and Newark International Airport (through a connection in Elizabeth). NJ Transit provides bus service to Woodbridge that come from other surrounding areas. Woodbridge does not have its own airport but Newark International Airport is just 30 minutes away from Woodbridge.

Overall, SeaQuest Woodbrige is a unique visit and experience, but would rater lower than a SEA LIFE Aquarium at American Dream which is another aquarium that is found at a mall.Interstate 95 and the Garden State Parkway can both be used to get to Woodbridge. You can easily spend at least 15 minute here, but I would find it challenging to spend up to an hour here. The ventilation is also not the greatest, so if you're very queasy with stench, it would be challenging to stay around long to truly enjoy the exhibits. There are also other non-aquatic animal exhibits that give the aquarium branding a quirky identity. There are a few large tanks, but they are rather dull in appearance (almost looked like someone took an above the ground pool and converted for aquatic animals) and a couple of these seemed a bit overpopulated. By the 3rd or 4th time we visited, we would literally breeze through all the animal exhibits. The aquarium itself leaves a lot to be desired. So my advice is to treat it as a side/bonus activity while at the mall - rather than SeaQuest being an aquarium to visit. It was just convenient to be able to shop around with kids and then have an activity just for them. We were really awe struck at first by the novelty of an 'aquarium' inside a mall. Our kids were able to full take advantage of this attraction and we got our money's worth from the passes based on the amount of times we visited and even brought guests on the free pass holders guest passes. As annual pass holders to SeaQuest Woodbridge, we honestly cannot give this place a lesser review.

Woodbridge Township, New Jersey