I think kids of all ages will enjoy the ride. When my shift was over last night I headed over to the Living Seas to see the seagulls say mine, mine, mine. The entrance is great. This guy came out to work on some lights and we started talking. I told him I was so excited about this ride because my grandson asks me everyday - are the blue walls down yet? The guy asked me if I would like to walk the ride. I immediately said, "Yes". I thought for just 5 seconds what if I get in trouble for doing this - I do love my Disney job but life is too short to pass up this opportunity. How many times do you get to "walk" a ride at Disney. I got to do it at Haunted Mansion and now Nemo. Dreams do come true at Disney even for CMs. I'm a retired school teacher so I'm always checking out the surroundings, etc. etc. I was very impressed with the queue. You weave around like before but you feel like you are at the beach - sand colors, grasses, dock posts with rope and the most amazing scenes on the walls. I would love to have one in my living room. The big room that we waited in is now a queue - back and forth so you feel like you are always moving and just not waiting to get on the ride. These divisions reminded me of a rusty, sunken ship. When you get to the clammobiles you enter in the front. I think it will be a squueze to get 4 people in. I might be mistaken. Oh, in this room you feel like you are underwater - you've gone under the beach docks. The clammobiles are bright orange. It is a dark ride and first you will see screens with the characters then big pink jellyfish going up and down. The next part is the angler fish chasing Nemo. This guy had been working on it all day. Nemo's fin came off and some of the feelers (whiskers?) on the angler fish had come off. The shark had to be readjusted as it was coming too far out into the clammobiles. The next part you see a sunken ship and then the underwater tanks. The imagineers have done a good job in tying in Nemo to the Living Seas. I know some of you purists hate having the characters here and changing EPCOT but being a retired teacher I know in today's world you have to have a "hook" to get the kids and adults into the attraction. Disney has done a good job. Everyone will have some fun and might possibly learn some things about fish and the sea they didn't know before. Enough of my lecture. When you get off the ride you are facing the Crush queue. When I walked out of Epcot at 10:30 I was so excited - great opportunities don't come along every day. I'll be back on Saturday to show my grandson the blue walls are down.
what with all the video projections and what not. I hope to see it in person soon... 
