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The Seas with Nemo and Friends

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About The Living Seas

A new attraction replacing Living with the Seas. This slow moving ride takes passengers on a journey underwater with Nemo, Dori, Marlin, Crush, Bruce and more. Riders board "clam-mobiles" that take them through their adventure. -- Last edited by Robert Niles

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75 votes, so far

Some nice animated effects here. Younger children will be amazed, older children bored. - Mark Moore

Commendable. Turtle Talk and the exhibits are excellent, and even the ride portion is kind of nice, if only to see the animated characters swimming with real fish. A real improvement. - Joshua Counsil

I was really surprised by this ride. This ride is very good and should appeal to everybody. This ride has vehicles similar to the doom buggies at the Haunted Mansion but the visuals are very much like the new Submarine Voyage at Disneyland. The Nemo sets are really nice and they cover the story really well. My favorite part is when the vehicle is going through the EAC and then, unlike the Disneyland sub's, the projected Nemo images "swim' with other fish in the tanks. A really nice ride with a very nice queue that looks like an Australian beach. The ride itself is worth a look but the exhibits after are also really nice. They have all sorts of fish including dolphins and manatees. This is one of the better pavilions at Epcot and is a must see. Waits for the ride never get that long so do this after getting on the other major Future World attractions. - Manny Barron

I actually liked this ride and the queuing area was fun. The Nemo characters superimposed with real fish is a nice touch as are the clam cars and the aquarium attached to the ride is well worth a visit. Kids will love the chance to pose for a photo in Bruce's mouth. - Emily G

I was always a big fan of the original set up, but the Nemo upgrades were actually better than I thought. I miss the seas video that they played it was actually pretty loud and intense as I remember as a kid. The new clam ride replaced the video and was pretty fun. (where you wait in line was decorated great) The Aquarium is awesome, dolphins, manatees, sharks, turles. The food was great at the coral reef restaurant. A lot to look at - roger murdock

Kids loved teh ride. Adults like the turtle talk - Faith Presnell

Disney has recently been working video into its rides. We expect more from Disney than video. The only cool part is where they put video on top of an actual aquarium. - ed snopse

My 2yo daughter was scared by this ride and LOVES the movie. Consider that it is really dark at times when taking young children on it. - Amy Tupper

I found that the Nemo ride had a lot of potential but disney apparently did not invest enough money into it. The tanks are the worst part.they are dirty and grey and just look unkept. I was really dissapointed - Cody H.


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