What is Turtle Talk?

[flortlebap]

I've only ever heard of it on here before! Anyone have details for me?

 

[Otimon]

Turtle Talk is a very entertaining interactive show that both you and your youngsters will enjoy.

You're in a small theater with a large screen. Make sure your little ones go down front and sit on the floor. Crush will talk with them during the show.

Line forms quickly for this popular show. Enjoy!

 

[flortlebap]

That sounds quite fun! How long has it been there for? I've never heard of it!

 

[TracyK]

It's been there at least a couple of years. It is so much fun and is very popular so definitely get there early. I think it will be even more popular when the other Living Seas attraction is completed.

Tracy

 

[KarenAylwood]

My mom and I went when we were there in March of 05. There was no line, and a CM was trying to get people to go. We figured, why not? I thought it was something only kids would enjoy (I'm 24, mom's 58) but both of us absolutely LOVED it. Very very entertaining and at the time, quite the hidden gem.

The popularity has definitely caught on though and last I heard there were lines across the whole place of people trying to get in!

 

[Mollie Jo]

We saw this last Christmas. To us, it is one of those magical things that only Disney seems to be able to pull off. Not sure how they do it and don't want to. My teenage son was standing all the way in the back and Crush picked him out to talk to. Don't miss it. You won't be disappointed!

 

[alicenwonder99]

We were there last December (during the "slow" time...lol), and the line was SOOOOO long for it. We got in line anyway, thinking that they will fill up a large area and we'd get in. Nope! We waited for 2 shows and still didn't get anywhere near the front of the line so we just left. I'm not exactly sure how long we actually waited in line before we gave up, but it seemed pretty long to me (over 1/2 hour...maybe closer to 1 hour).

Maybe we'll try to get to see Crush again on our upcoming trip, but I'll only wait in line if there are just a few people.

Mary

 

[beattyfamily]

We just got back Wednesday and we did this for the first time on Saturday afternoon.

The line appeared long and we sat and waited and we missed the next show by just a few people but that was a blessing in disguise as this way I got to sit in the front row and my girls sat on the floor in the front.

Crush talked to a boy next to my red-head and then talked to my red-head. He asked her her name, she said her name, and then he asked how she got there, and she froze. He started joking about how she got there on her own (she's 6) and then finally he asked is there an 'adult' dude out there she came with so I raised my hand and I got to talk to Crush for awhile. We had a parent-to-parent bonding moment. It was so cool. My girls were so jealous!

It was great fun!

 

[bicker]

This was one of the big surprises during our recent trip. We waited a good while as well, but it was well worth it! Very ingenious use of technology to provide a very magical experience!

 

[Robo]

Maybe we'll try to get to see Crush again on our upcoming trip, but I'll only wait in line if there are just a few people.

Then I'm thinking you'll not know about this amazingly entertaining show first-hand for a long time.

Best strategy:

The Seas pavilion opens at 9am, first Turtle Talk is at 10am.

The TT queue will start to form at about 9:40am or so.

Be in it then.