Changes

Although some consider the former Originally, The Living Seas pavilion to be one attraction, we broke it up into featured three separate but interconnected attractions. This was due to the fact that one part of The attractions formally located in the pavilion could be skipped or not operational, and it would have little to no effect on the other two. included:

'''Seas'''- One of the original Living with the Seas attraction's, the Seas was a video that guests watched when they first entered the pavilion. The This short video explained to guests how the Earth came changed from a volcanic planet, to be one covered in oceans. The Seas film played from 1986 until 2005.

'''SeacabCaribbean Coral Reef'''- The Seacab portion of the pavilion took guests on an short omnimover attraction allowed guests to board SeaCabs and take a ride through Caribbean Coral Reef Aquariumto Sea Base Alpha. While on board the ride vehicles, guests could get a 270 degree view of the large aquarium. The Seacab also transported Caribbean Coral Reef ride closed to guests in 2001. Following their closure, guests simply walked down a corridor to Alpha Sea Base, the final part of the pavilionAlpha.

'''Alpha Sea BaseAlpha'''- The Alpha Sea Base Alpha featured many sea scientific exhibits related to underwater research. related exhibits. Although the exhibits changed over time, they always had a marine focus. The Alpha From Sea Base was themed to look like an underwater research centerAlpha, and guests could also view look out into the pavilion's aquariums and see many exotic marine life animals. Sea Base Alpha was open from inside it1986-2005. At this time, the area was renamed simply Sea Base, and the exhibits housed within were given a Finding Nemo Theme.