Sample free Coke beverages from other countries at this “clubby” diversion. This is a fun place to cool off and enjoy a soft drink, including an unusual aperitif called Beverly. You can purchase Coke merchandise here, including t-shirts, vintageshaped bottles, and other “pop” art. Wheelchair accessible. Alex’s KidTip: “Be sure to try all the drinks! You never know what you might like.” Allie’s TeenTip: “The drink from Japan is the best!”

Takin’ on the jellies!
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Board “Clamobiles” and explore the world’s largest saltwater aquarium tank and artificial coral reef. New technology allows your favorite characters from “Finding Nemo” to swim among the real marine life in the aquarium. View dolphins, sharks, manatees, and thousands of sea creatures. Check with a cast member for a demo schedule. For programs that explore the aquarium in more depth, see page 275. After the tame ride, don’t miss Turtle Talk with Crush (see below). Indoor queue. Wheelchair accessible. Assistive listening. Reflective captioning. Closed captioning. Alex’s ToddlerTip: “I found Nemo! :)” Allie’s KidTip: “I love the dolphins.”

State-of-the-art technology allows guests to interact with Crush (the sea turtle from “Finding Nemo”)—he can see and hear you, and talk back! This animated, interactive experience engages kids and impresses adults. Encourage young kids (ages 3–8) to sit up front for the best experience. Inside The Seas pavilion. Wheelchair accessible. Alex’s ToddlerTip: I (bored) Allie’s TeenTip: “Totally awesome, dude! It’s so cute to hear the little kids’ questions and answers.”