Persuasive Essay On Finding Nemo

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Clam down, clam down! Disney realizes that this is an exciting event. The Finding Nemo ride is officially coming to Disney’s Epcot. This magical ride will have you wondering if this is real life or a fanta-sea. This fin-tastic ride will lead you on the journey that Marlin and Dory took in Finding Nemo. Dive right in to experience this ride and we promise it will leave you swimming in circles.

There are still some safety precautions we must abide by though. The height requirements that you need to experience this ride are, you are required to be at least 1 meters in height, as well anyone that has a height under 1.3 meters be accompanied by a taller individual. With each cart having a weight of only 900 pounds, our staff assures you maximum

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