Turtle Talk Question

[AndrewL]

Is there a separate entrance to Turtle Talk at the Living Seas, or do you have to go through the main entrance (and subsequent que) to get there?
Thanks!

Andrew in St. Louis
Going in two weeks!!

 

[mmeb144]

Yes, you have to go through the living seas entrance to get to Turtle Talk.

Sorry.

Marie

 

[stinkerbelle]

longest...queue...ever...

 

[Mickeyistheman]

Once you do get through that snake of a que you don't have to watch the film. On the far left another door will open for those who want to head staight there. It is up to that particular person if you want to stay and watch the short film.

 

[Aidensmom]

And you get to wait in line again to get into Turtle Talk! On Monday, we spent a total of 20 minutes in the first line, and 30 in the second! It is well worth it though.

 

[GinaGrumpyDwarf]

yes..it's worth it...just for the A/C alone!! We were there on Friday and Jeeze...we waited 45min....holy crap

 

[cavepig]

To see Turtle Talk I would suggest going for the first show. I think the first show is at 10:00 am and then every 20 minutes.

We tried to see Crush one day last weekend and it broke, but the cast members just kept saying it will be a few minutes, then the next one will be at 11:20 am (we were waiting for an 11:00 am one and had just missed the one right before so were in the front of the line), then they disappeared to only come back and say a few more minutes. Anyway, we didn't get to see it then because we had already waited 40 minutes and they didn't know when he would be back up, most people were ready to riot since most parties had small kids with no patience.

We did finally get to see Crush last Wednesday and did with not musch wait at 10:00 am. We got in line for the Living Seas at about 9:30 am and there was no line or wait, went passed the film to the hydrolators (to the left), and then saw some fish, did kidcot, and lined up for Crush about 9:50, since more people were coming. When we got out of the show the line was full. When we left Living Seas the line to get into Living Seas was long, at least 30 minutes or more wait. I can't remember seeing the Living Seas that popular since when it opened.

Just my tip on seeing Crush! That turtle turned out to be the hardest thing to see this trip!

 

[TDS373X]

Definatly go the first show of the day. We got our Soarin fastpasses first and then headed to see Crush. BY the time our first show let out the line for the next one was unreal. We had skipped the "short film" which was opposite of what just about everybody else did so we had the jump on those folks. Very cute. If your kids think they want to ask Crush a question make sure they are wearing some kind of lid dude. He seems partial to kids in hats

 

[DISNEYFAMILYOFFOUR]

Definatly go the first show of the day. We got our Soarin fastpasses first and then headed to see Crush. BY the time our first show let out the line for the next one was unreal. We had skipped the "short film" which was opposite of what just about everybody else did so we had the jump on those folks. Very cute. If your kids think they want to ask Crush a question make sure they are wearing some kind of lid dude. He seems partial to kids in hats

Thanks for the tip.

 

[gracelrm]

We saw him last trip two times. Once was the second show and once was late in the day after a huge rainstorm and the crowds had really thinned. Neither time did we have to wait to get in Living Seas - just walked right in and then went to the left. We did have to wait in the Crush queue for 15 minutes or so, but it was worth it. Both times ( a few days apart) my kids were called on. There were in the front and they have red hair. I think he looks for something in their clothes or hair that stands out which makes it easier for the "helper" to find the one he's referring to.

 

[lovethattink]

We've seen turtle talk 3 times. The 1st 2 times were when it first opened. Each of those was slightly different depending on the audience. This last time, we were so surprised! Dory and the whale were in it! It was great. So not only was the audience saying "dude" and "cha", but we were talking whale. Iiiiiiiiiit waaaaaaaas soooo fuuuuun.