I saw this in January during a quick 2 day visit - went twice since it was so good. Oddly, I was at WDW 16 days in December and had no idea it existed - saw it on these boards.
As I mentioned elsewhere, I had a panic attack that day in the Living Seas, and Crush was a little tough due to my claustrophobia. A very sweet older CM snuck me in and escorted me out of the show, where I was asked to complete a survey.
I had a great time with the survey taker - we talked for about 20 minutes regarding the show and how it is so underpromoted. (A good thing with short lines, I can't imagine the line building during peak season) They are apparently looking at a larger venue, but I can't imagine how as that whole area was recently redone.
It's sad what has happened to Living Seas, and great that Nemo has revitalized it, but the intial queue area and waiting areas before the hydrolators really need to be reworked - wait in the queue, wait in the circular room, wait for a hydrolator, walk into the gift shop - oh, look - it's a fish!
As I mentioned elsewhere, I had a panic attack that day in the Living Seas, and Crush was a little tough due to my claustrophobia. A very sweet older CM snuck me in and escorted me out of the show, where I was asked to complete a survey.
I had a great time with the survey taker - we talked for about 20 minutes regarding the show and how it is so underpromoted. (A good thing with short lines, I can't imagine the line building during peak season) They are apparently looking at a larger venue, but I can't imagine how as that whole area was recently redone.
It's sad what has happened to Living Seas, and great that Nemo has revitalized it, but the intial queue area and waiting areas before the hydrolators really need to be reworked - wait in the queue, wait in the circular room, wait for a hydrolator, walk into the gift shop - oh, look - it's a fish!
Gotta love that Disney magic...
It was, without a doubt, the highlight of our trip. We got in at the end of a seating, which proved to be great because all 3 of us (including DD14) were seated on the floor up front. We did not realize at the time that this is where you want to be if you want to really talk to Crush! My DD asked Crush how old he was, and he asked her how old she was! When she said "14", he wanted to know if she was studying for her SATs yet......her "surfing apptitude tests". We were howling. Later, Crush brought out some "human" things that he was curious about, and one was a bikini bathing suit top. The kids thought this was hilarious, as they tried to explain to a sea turtle what this was used for. He was not getting it, which made them laugh harder, at which point I said: "Crush, it's for dudettes!". He stopped, looked at me, and I swear blushed. The audience was roaring. We couldn't believe how funny it was. 
I am amazed that Disney does not promote this more.....although for our sake, I guess I'm glad they don't!! 
so they where doubting it was that good, fortunatelly we went in there and had a blast! I loved it and then seeing all the Nemo fishes in the next room, I just have to say I loved the whole thing!!
