How deep is the aquarium at Epcot?

This aquarium features over two hundred species of sea life including dolphins, sharks, sea turtles, gliding rays and a 500 lb. Grouper, as well as a rainbow of multi-colored tropical fish. The tank is 200 feet in diameter, is 27 feet deep and the glass is 8 inches thick.



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The pavilion's 56 giant windows make it possible for family members and friends with EPCOT admission to view your dive. EPCOT Seas Adventures – DiveQuest lasts 2 hours, and you'll spend approximately 40 minutes on your actual dive. You'll also get a backstage tour to see the inner workings of the massive aquarium!

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The largest aquarium in the world is China's Chimelong Ocean Kingdom, as confirmed by the Guinness Book of World Records. It boasts enclosures filled with almost 13 million gallons of water.

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The animals in Shark Reef have been relocated to other places around the Walt Disney World Resort. The attraction permanently closed on October 3.

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Some fun facts about The Seas: The aquarium is so large you could fit the entire Epcot ball inside and still have foom to drive a Disney bus around it. The aquarium is 26 feet deep and 203 feet in diameter. The aquarium is the second-largest the United States, just behind the Georgia Aquarium in Atlanta.

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Epcot, stylized in all uppercase as EPCOT, is a theme park at the Walt Disney World Resort in Bay Lake, Florida. It is owned and operated by The Walt Disney Company through its Parks, Experiences and Products division.

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The Living Seas pavilion at Epcot has been a fan favorite attraction since its debut in 1986. The excitement of underwater exploration, exhibits devoted to oceanic study, and the wonder of live aquatic animals have given the attraction a special allure.

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Today, four male dolphins are held captive at Disney's Epcot park, Ranier (captured from the wild), Khyber (Keebler), Calvin and Malabar.

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Typhoon Lagoon generally does not close for rain, even if it is heavy. The good news is that Guests can usually continue to enjoy pools and slides in the rain, as long as there isn't lightning in the area. If there is, Guests will be asked to exit all water areas.

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