On January 6, 2014,
Finding Nemo Submarine Voyage
will close for an extended refurbishment, to reopen in late 2014.
During this time, the 5 million gallons of water in the lagoon will be
drained, allowing our teams to perform the refurbishment. The 5 million
gallons of water from the lagoon will be treated by the Orange County
Sanitation District before going into the local groundwater aquifer.
Draining and refilling a body of water this size is quite an
undertaking. It took approximately 50 hours to fill the lagoon in
January 2007, at a rate of approximately 12,000 gallons per hour.
When the attraction reopens in late 2014, guests will notice the
colorful, more vibrant underwater rockwork and coral. When the
attraction was being prepared for its 2007 opening, the rockwork and
coral were “painted” with recycled glass, a new technique developed by
Imagineers to enhance the undersea environment. More than 30 tons of
recycled glass were used in the creation of the lagoon. Imagineers also
created more than 40 unique colors for the lagoon area including, Yamber
(a cross between yam and amber), Mango Mud, Aqua Jazz, Swamp (dark
green and amber), Burning Coal, Phantom and Peritwinkle.
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