Dive Quest at the Living Seas

Guest · 31 Aug 04, 04:27 PM

Has anyone done the dive at the living seas at Epcot?

I have only done 1 sea dive since certifying as an Open Water Diver and it didn't go very well so I have not dived since (3 years ago) But this looks mint and at $140 seems good value.

As I am a novice diver this looks like a good safe dive and with it being at WDW health & safety should be top notch.

I have booked Discovery Cove Dolphion Swim for me and my Daughter but she will not qualify for this dive however the whole family could watch from the Aquarium.

I would be interested to know any Dibbers had Dived in Epcot and are underwater cameras allowed?

Any responce would be greatly received.

Cheers

Ant

Guest · 31 Aug 04, 04:56 PM

According to Disneyworlds' website, No you cant take cameras in with you, but your family are more than welcome to photograph you from the observation 'deck'

Guest · 31 Aug 04, 05:52 PM

Do you need to be qualified in diving to do this could a novice do it.
How do you book this does anyone know.

Guest · 2 Sep 04, 08:14 AM

This sounds like another "MUST DO" thing to add to my list. How will we fit it all in?

Cheers

Ant

31 Aug 04, 04:27 PM	#1
	31 Aug 04, 04:27 PM Guest Guest
Guest Guest	Dive Quest at the Living Seas Has anyone done the dive at the living seas at Epcot? I have only done 1 sea dive since certifying as an Open Water Diver and it didn't go very well so I have not dived since (3 years ago) But this looks mint and at $140 seems good value. As I am a novice diver this looks like a good safe dive and with it being at WDW health & safety should be top notch. I have booked Discovery Cove Dolphion Swim for me and my Daughter but she will not qualify for this dive however the whole family could watch from the Aquarium. I would be interested to know any Dibbers had Dived in Epcot and are underwater cameras allowed? Any responce would be greatly received. Cheers Ant

31 Aug 04, 04:56 PM	#2
	31 Aug 04, 04:56 PM Guest Guest
Guest Guest	According to Disneyworlds' website, No you cant take cameras in with you, but your family are more than welcome to photograph you from the observation 'deck'

31 Aug 04, 05:52 PM	#3
	31 Aug 04, 05:52 PM Guest Guest
Guest Guest	Do you need to be qualified in diving to do this could a novice do it. How do you book this does anyone know.

2 Sep 04, 08:14 AM	#4
	2 Sep 04, 08:14 AM Guest Guest
Guest Guest	This sounds like another "MUST DO" thing to add to my list. How will we fit it all in? Cheers Ant

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