I read the article and was intrigued to see that the Charleston, SC aquarium was listed and the one at Epcot Center (The Seas section)in Walt Disney World was not.
I have not been to the one in Charleston but will definitely go the next time I am down there. If it is better than the one at Epcot, they'll have to throw me out to get me to leave. I could have stayed at the Epcot aquarium all day--it was a great exhibit and the aquarium is not only very large but very well set up with a myriad of sea creatures.
Too bad about the Georgia Aquarium; so much potential wasted by mismanagement is really disappointing and needs to be turned around asap.
I'm not 100% sure ... But epcot's aquarium may not be considered a dedicated aquarium ... there may have been some sort of delineation of accessibility or "sole feature".
One must buy a full park admission to access the epcot aquarium ... I just don't know.
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I read the article and was intrigued to see that the Charleston, SC aquarium was listed and the one at Epcot Center (The Seas section)in Walt Disney World was not.
I have not been to the one in Charleston but will definitely go the next time I am down there. If it is better than the one at Epcot, they'll have to throw me out to get me to leave. I could have stayed at the Epcot aquarium all day--it was a great exhibit and the aquarium is not only very large but very well set up with a myriad of sea creatures.
Too bad about the Georgia Aquarium; so much potential wasted by mismanagement is really disappointing and needs to be turned around asap.
I'm not 100% sure ... But epcot's aquarium may not be considered a dedicated aquarium ... there may have been some sort of delineation of accessibility or "sole feature".
One must buy a full park admission to access the epcot aquarium ... I just don't know.
I'll email the surveyors to find out.
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