The Seas with Nemo & Friends® Attraction

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Current Wait Time

Can Skip Line

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Location

Future World West

Duration

4.66 min.

Type

Track, Indoor

Suitability

Babies
3+
6+
13+
Adults
Seniors

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About The Seas with Nemo & Friends® Attraction

Cruise out to sea in the clamobile! Join Marlin and Dory on their search for the elusive clown fish and encounter dozens of "jellies", a toothy anglerfish, even old friend Bruce the shark. Then thrill to an incredible grand finale, where Nemo and all his friends appear to actually swim alongside the real-life creatures of the coral reef. Inspired by Disney·Pixar's "Finding Nemo"

Even when the park is particularly crowded, the wait time usually tops out at 30 minutes. The best time to do this one is early in the morning. You’ll have time to visit the aquarium afterward then get to the waiting area for Turtle Talk with Crush in plenty of time for the first show.

We all love the movie and enjoy the attraction, but it's especially one of Lily's favorites. Toward the end of the ride you'll get a preview of the enormous salt-water aquarium which you can explore in the pavilion afterward...and where you'll actually find Nemo! It's adorable and, unless it's peak season, it has a fairly short line.

The Seas with Nemo & Friends attraction is located in the Seas with Nemo & Friends Pavilion in Future World at Epcot. The duration of Seas with Nemo & Friends is about 6 minutes. It is geared more for the little ones, but it’s enjoyed by guests of all ages.

Each ride vehicle can seat three guests (two adults and one child). There aren’t lap restraints, but the front of the “clamobile” closes when the ride begins. Guests must transfer from their motorized scooter or ECV to an available wheelchair to experience the attraction.

One of the highlights of this attraction isn’t the actual ride itself, but the Caribbean Coral Reef Aquarium located in The Seas with Nemo & Friends Pavilion and often visited after going on the attraction. The circular observation platform in the middle of the aquarium will have you almost completely surrounded by water.

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The 5.7 million gallon salt-water tank is home to more than 6,000 inhabitants representing over 60 species including sea turtles, angelfish, dolphins, rays, sharks and a special manatee rehabilitation area.