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Opened:
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January
15, 1986 |
| Origins: |
The Living Seas
was one of the last of the original Future
World pavilions to open (along with Wonders
of Life and Horizons, both of which have since
closed). At the time it was the largest man-made
underwater exhibit in the world
(it has since been surpassed in size by the
Georgia Aquarium). |
| Updates: |
In 2003, elements
of the Disney/Pixar hit film Finding Nemo began
to be introduced to the pavilion. During this
time the ride portion of the attraction was
removed, requiring guests to make their
way to SeaBase Alpha on foot.
In 2005, The Living Seas closed for extensive
renovations, during which time
the
new
Finding
Nemo attractions
were added. During the rehab the
hydrolators and introductory film were removed.
The pavilion soon partially reopened, with
the temporary entrance located at the former
exit (the entryway is still undergoing renovations).
The remainder of the pavilion was finally
reopened in 2006, and along with the addition
of Nemo came a new name—The Seas
with Nemo and Friends. |
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