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Originally Posted by Jezebel
Truth be told. I think that the nemo add on was a very good idea. no real need to discard it. but of course...a bit more subtle Finding nemo elements could be. the flaw is however, not everyone likes finding nemo. if it was still the lving seas it appeal more. it was more general...of course then it was just a nice little aquarium. as long as they don't touch that beauiful restaraunt the world calls coral reef by making it nemo tack-y...then I'm fine. I think it isn't too flashy...and should stay (but I want the name back!)
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Originally Posted by HMF
The name change and the ride change are my two Pet-Peeves about the refurb. If the Hydrolators, Sea Cabs and name were left alone Nemo elements would be fine. Its just not good marketing to call it the Seas with Nemo & Friends. It instantly turns off teenage and adult audiences. Epcot is a place for the whole family to learn about the world around them.
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Nice posts. I think you both have very good points.
Although I doubt Disney would bring back the original Living Seas. I used to looove the original Living Seas as a kid, but they started taking out so much stuff from the attraction, and Nemo does brighten it up a little. I've only seen videos and pictures of it, but the clammoblie ride isn't great, but it serves, I guess, as an intro to the pavillion.
Both of you ARE right about how Nemo doesn't appeal to everyone, like most teenagers who go to the parks (I am a teenager myself, but I am a Disney fan
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Obviously, Most teenagers don't like movies like Nemo because it's a family film. This is from my thread for rude guests at Disneyland, a VERY good example on Nemo's appeal:
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Originally Posted by km2435
oh, we were on the Nemo ride in Epcot, which has the same mechanism as HM, and lucky me, i get stuck infront of the "angst-y teen." the only thing i heard the ENTIRE ride was...
"oh. my. gosh. This has got to be the worst thing. disneyland is so stupid. it's for like 3 year olds. i hate my parents"
yadda yadda yadda. i don't care who you are, everyone likes disney.
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