Turtle Talk With CrushLive showAbout Turtle Talk With CrushTurtle Talk with Crush is an attraction within "The Seas with Nemo & Friends" pavilion. The show consists of a mostly unscripted, real-time conversation between Crush, the sea turtle from the Disney/Pixar film Finding Nemo, and the audience. Kids are encouraged to sit up front so that they will have a better view of the Window to the Ocean (the movie screen) and Crush. Guests, especially children, are chosen to ask Crush questions and he responds and converses freely with them. Crush looks and moves much as he does in the movie, complete with facial expressions and subtle gestures. -- Last edited by James Rao [Update this description | Read previous versions] Photos from Turtle Talk With CrushSafety
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Charming. Make sure your kids are wearing something eye-ctaching so Crush will pick them out! - Mark Moore Commendable. Disney's brand of interactivity reaches a new high with this show. Although geared towards children, the show is still very entertaining for adults. - Joshua Counsil An outstanding show for the entire family. Think of the mediocre Nemo ride as a conveyor belt to this, the main attraction. - James Rao Very entertaining show for kids and parents alike. My three-year-old had a great time up close to Crush. - Carl Stovall
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