Hey guys, just back from a hop over to Epcot.
At the Living Seas, you can see the sea cabs being worked on. Someone forgot to put the tarp back up or something, because unload is visible from the side of the observation deck (through the tank itself of course).
Visible:
Plywood. I was walking around and thought "Why is there plywood with the fishies?" and thus stopped to investigate. It makes little temporary barries and such.
Lots of open space. The area is like cleared of everything, and it looks a lot bigger down there then i recall.
Sea Cab vehicle bases. Round disks, some dark color, still wrapped in plastic, all in a cute little line just chillin there awaiting actual vehicle it seems.
Some sort of wall or screen or divider. Distinctly some kind of hung panel, sort of like an old home slideshow screen hanging down in the final section of the circular part of the track before it goes to the straight segment for unload.
That's all she wrote so far. I do have pics, but i need to find a kodak kiosk or something to transfer them - and i don't have photoshop to lighten them up from how dark photos from fish tank come out, so it might have to wait until i'm home tomorrow. Till then, either come check it out - Epcot's surprisingly not too busy today, but so was MK yesterday before EMH - or chatter amoung yourselves patiently
At the Living Seas, you can see the sea cabs being worked on. Someone forgot to put the tarp back up or something, because unload is visible from the side of the observation deck (through the tank itself of course).
Visible:
Plywood. I was walking around and thought "Why is there plywood with the fishies?" and thus stopped to investigate. It makes little temporary barries and such.
Lots of open space. The area is like cleared of everything, and it looks a lot bigger down there then i recall.
Sea Cab vehicle bases. Round disks, some dark color, still wrapped in plastic, all in a cute little line just chillin there awaiting actual vehicle it seems.
Some sort of wall or screen or divider. Distinctly some kind of hung panel, sort of like an old home slideshow screen hanging down in the final section of the circular part of the track before it goes to the straight segment for unload.
That's all she wrote so far. I do have pics, but i need to find a kodak kiosk or something to transfer them - and i don't have photoshop to lighten them up from how dark photos from fish tank come out, so it might have to wait until i'm home tomorrow. Till then, either come check it out - Epcot's surprisingly not too busy today, but so was MK yesterday before EMH - or chatter amoung yourselves patiently
