How do you correct me and him wanted to see the new exhibit at sea world aquarium?

The sentence "Me and him wanted to see the new exhibit at sea world aquarium" is incorrect. The correct way to say it is "He and I wanted to see the new exhibit at SeaWorld Aquarium."

In this sentence, "he" and "I" are the subjects of the verb "wanted." The subject of a verb must be in the nominative case. In English, the nominative case is used for nouns or pronouns that are the subjects of verbs. "Me" is in the objective case, which is used for nouns or pronouns that are the objects of verbs. Therefore, "me" cannot be used as the subject of the verb "wanted."

Additionally, "SeaWorld Aquarium" is a proper noun and should be capitalized.