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  • On Sep 30, 2011
    Diane from MA Asked Note: This answer was provided prior to the change to planDisney and may still contain references to Disney Parks Moms Panel.

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    Is there a dolphin show or dolphin training to watch at Epcot? DD not old enough for dolphin in depth experience - just wants to see some dolphins. Will specific times be posted anywhere, Signs&Times guide? Thanks so very much-UR the magic in Disney!

    Hey Diane,

    The Seas with Nemo and Friends at Epcot is where you can find the  dolphins. The Caribbean Aquarium on the second floor is a huge salt-water aquarium that simulates a coral reef.  A side area holds a herd of dolphins isolated from the other fish. There is usually a dolphin training session at 10:45 am 2:15pm or 4:45pm. Trainers conduct identity matching, rhythm identification, and echolocation lessons with these intelligent mammals.  Be sure to check with cast members at the guest services station at Epcot for accurate times for dolphin training. I hope your trip is a magical one. Keep the great questions coming!
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