EPCOT Dive Quest is an exciting experience offered at the Living Seas at EPCOT Center Walt Disney World in Orlando, FL which gives you the chance to perform on our underwater stage- a 6 million gallon aquarium which houses over 65 different species of fish, sharks, turtles, and stingrays.

The program, which lasts for about 2 ½ hours, begins with a backstage tour of the Living Seas- a functioning marine research facility.  You will learn about marine wildlife conservation and Disney’s efforts all around the world to protect our oceans.  After watching a short film about how the Living Seas was created, it is time for the ultimate dive.   We provide all of the gear, while you supply all of the fun when you SCUBA dive in our main aquatic environment for 40 minutes.  You’ll be part of the Disney show as you get to dive in a place that millions have visited but few have been able to go beneath its surface.  All guests are given a T-shirt and a certificate of completion at the conclusion of the program.

Certified divers ages 10 and up are welcome.  The cost is $140 per person (group rates available- other discounts may apply). This includes all gear, the dive, refreshments, a T-shirt, certificate, and a dive log stamp.  Equipment includes mask, fins, tank, buoyancy compensator, regulator, weightbelt, and a 2.5 mm shorty wetsuit.  Water temperature is in the mid-70s. Personal masks are acceptable. To make a reservation for Dive Quest, please call  407-WDW-TOUR (407-939-8687) 

In addition to Dive Quest, we also offer two programs for non-certified guests- Seas Aqua Tours and Dolphins in Depth. Aqua Tours involves surface-assisted-snorkeling in our main environment, while Dolphins in Depth involves in-depth information and interaction time with our two resident bottle-nosed dolphins.



Epcot Dive Quest

I recently got back into diving after a long hiatus and found this site. I think the previous reviews say it all, but I thought I'd post because I went there in 1997, and everything that people have described here was true then, as well. It was an experience I'm glad I had, and should I find myself back that way again, I will do it again.

Michael Zenzer's Dive Log

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