Anyone know why The Seas in Epcot evacuated?

Eckert

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One of the most common reasons for evacuating a ride is a technical issue that requires more time than they feel is acceptable to leave the guests on the ride to resolve.

I'm chalking it up to something simple like that. No tank-cracking vomit fire.
 

Mori Anne

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One of the most common reasons for evacuating a ride is a technical issue that requires more time than they feel is acceptable to leave the guests on the ride to resolve.

I'm chalking it up to something simple like that. No tank-cracking vomit fire.

The entire building was evacuated :/
 

montyz81

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A young blue tang fish became separated from her parents. With help from cast members and two clown fish, they all embarked on an epic adventure in the Living Seas pavilion to find them. Their journey forces them to search sea base alpha, the Coral Reef Restaurant and stop in to quick conversation with Crush to find out if he had seen them. it is unknown at this time if they were successful.
 

po1998

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Could be a guest who became very intoxicated after drinking around the world decided to pop into the seas, vomited all over the place, started a fire by throwing a lit cigarette into a pile of plush nemo toys, and then climbed inside of Bruce and starting shouting obscenities to the point where all guests started running for their lives.
 

Master Yoda

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Could be a guest who became very intoxicated after drinking around the world decided to pop into the seas, vomited all over the place, started a fire by throwing a lit cigarette into a pile of plush nemo toys, and then climbed inside of Bruce and starting shouting obscenities to the point where all guests started running for their lives.
yeah....sorry about that.:cautious:
 

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