Disney World's Epcot Aqua Tour - By Best Hotel Rates

June 1, 2010 - PRLog -- The answer is no. This is an experience you will never forget if you head down to Disney World's Epcot Living Seas Pavilion.

Disney World's Epcot Living Seas Pavilion is located inside the Epcot center. It is a tank that holds 5.7 million gallon of water, 203 feet in diameter, 27 feet deep and home to more than 65 species of marine life.

Aurora Lillo Editor of the "Best Hotel Deals" website -- http://www.BestHotelDeals.biz -- pointed out;


“...For only $115 per person, you can go on a 2 hr. + tour with 30 minutes of it in the water. Part of what you pay for includes the gear you will need, some refreshments, a T-shirt as well as a group photo...”

You don't need any special certifications to participate so just sign up. Anyone above the age of 8 is allowed to join as long as they are accompanied by an adult and dressed in a swimsuit. Since the water temperature could hit above the 70's, you are required to put on your wetsuit.

Before you get in the water, you are required to watch a 10 minute film about the type of creatures you will see in the water. When it is over, you head to the locker room to put on the wet suit then meet with the rest of the group in the dive tank.

Two simple rules that guest should follow are;

1. Guests who join the tour are not allowed to bring cameras. Other members of your party will be allowed to carry it so they can take some snapshots of you while in the tank.

2. Another thing you should remember is that when you are in the tank, you are not allowed to touch anything. If you get too close to the corals or any of the animals, the dive will end and you will be escorted out of the park.

Some of the creatures you could see in the dive tank include a giant sea turtle, a black nosed and brown shark. Chances are you might even see Mickey Mouse swimming there since he is sometimes hired for a special event.

“...Disney World's Epcot Living Seas Pavilion is open daily from 12:30pm on. To ensure you have a spot at the tour, call in advance to make a reservation...” added A. Lillo.

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