Yes and it's about 4 times the ticket price then Phuket Aquarium.

There’s a small cafe there but not all that , you can walk back to the village , plenty of places there . Enjoy

Kids liked it. Don't get all excited about the "show" though. There was a huge banner there (as of a few months ago) that advertised in exciting big red letters that there was a show a few times a day. This "show" was a 10-minute projection in an empty 20-person theatre, featuring a talking mermaid robot statue. But overall we found it a decent place to pass a rainy day. However, they do have dual pricing - where foreigners are charged a MUCH higher price.

Я знаю 2 варианта: 1. На такси (или тук-туке), но это дороговато 2. Мы ездили на мопеде. Советую приложение MAPS.ME Оно очень точно прокладывает маршрут и перестраивается при смене курса. Есть и 3 вариант, на общественном автобусе (синие грузовички с крышами и лавочками в кузове), но на них мы в Океанариум не ездили, поэтому как точно действовать не скажу, но точно знаю, что придется еще пешком идти, потому что к самим воротам он не привезет))

For farang its about 200 bath per person if i remember right. It was around that amount anyway. Locals go free.

There is a local two rows bus, but only for the students only in the morning and afternoon. Better take taxi.