Hold on to your shells, because something turtley awesome is happening at SEA LIFE London Aquarium. In celebration of the return of the famous group of crime-fighting and pizza-loving reptilian heroes, SEA LIFE London Aquarium is inviting anyone with the same name as the beloved characters to a totally gnarly day of aquatic adventure…for FREE!

For one day only, on Monday 31st July, guests with the same name as the famous heroes – Leonardo, Michelangelo, Donatello and Raphael – are invited to dive into the underwater wonders of SEA LIFE London Aquarium without paying a single shell-ling.

The amazing offer coincides with the attraction’s new summer turtles and terrapin activity where guests will have the opportunity to get up close to the attraction’s real-life green sea turtles, Boris and Dougie, and its bale of terrapins, while also learning important conservation lessons from SEA LIFE London Aquarium’s expert team.

Catherine Pritchard, SEA LIFE London Aquarium’s General Manager, said: “We’re so excited to celebrate the return of these legendary turtle brothers who have captured the hearts of audiences for years, and what better way to do it than to invite guests who share their names with the heroes to come face to face with our real-life sea turtles and terrapins at the aquarium!

“But you don’t just have to be named after a turtle to come and visit, we look forward to welcoming all our amazing guests over the summer holidays to our new turtles and terrapin activity when everyone can meet some of our shelly friends.”

So, dust off your bandanas, and bring your photo ID to prove your name’s the same as our reptilian heroes. Whether you’re Leonardo, Michelangelo, Donatello or Raphael, prepare to embark on an adventure through our underwater wonderland filled with colourful marine life, magical sea creatures and captivating displays that will leave you feeling turtley awsome.

SEA LIFE London Aquarium, situated on the South Bank, is open seven days a week. For the latest opening times, feeding times, prices and more, see http://www.visitsealife.com/london/