Marker Disneysea: Marine Life Institute

 

Located north of El Fuego is a small, semi-educational area based on Finding Nemo. Here, guests can learn more about the big, blue world and see Nemo and his friends along the way. Although this place does not contain real fish, it still gives its dose of learning about the seas.

Walking in from Mermaid Lagoon, guests come across several buildings on the coastline. This is the newest installment of the Marine Life Institute, the marine life research organization seen in Finding Dory. In a cove, guests see the MINE seagulls. They can eat at the Campus Dining Hall and shop at Wonders of the Sea. In the main building is where guests will find the area's big attraction, Nemo and Friends Searider, a randomized motion simulator where guests are supposed to feel like they've shrunken to the size of a fish and are journeying through the seas with Nemo. This is based on an attraction found in Tokyo Disneysea. Also in the building is Turtle Talk with Crush and the Marine Life Exhibits, where guests can learn more about the ocean. A path from there goes into Mysterious Rivers.
Attractions:
60. Nemo and Friends Searider
61. Turtle Talk with Crush
62. Marine Life Exhibits

Dining:
63. Campus Dining Hall

Shopping:
64. Wonders of the Sea
I know this isn't a big area, but I needed somewhere to put Nemo. I actually debated on where to put this area. It went from a corner between Magical Fjord and Mysterious rivers to here between Mermaid Lagoon and Mysterious Rivers. I didn't have real sea life here because the park is a little tight and it would be hard to take sea animals in and out when needed.

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  1. AnonymousSeptember 6, 2023 at 10:58 AM

    Cute area! I wondered why you wouldn’t include real sea life, but you make a valid point. Really fun either way!

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