Did the dive last weekend! I thought it was a blast! Especially the part where my fiance and her family got to see me. For the first time like others have said no one was struggling or getting eaten by the sharks! My motherinlaw still does not like the fact that I dive but at least she has stopped saying stuff about it. Other than, that was nice, or did you have fun, etc. The tour was cool and the staff and interns very professional IMO. The gear was good stuff w scuba pro bcs and atomic regs. Although my bc was a small and I really needed a medium it was not worth holding everyone up to switch out. I just left the chest strap undone and loosened up everything else. The tanks are al63's and mine had 3100psi when I started and after 40 min got out with 1100. Get ready to be way overweighted though! It felt like I had 16-18 lbs on(did not ask) with a 3mil shorty in 76 degree water. It is a neat experience and going by the restaurant and seeing the kids and adults getting alll excited was cool. I actually stopped a couple of times and did a laid out 180 degree rotation for some of them and that was really cool watching them try to turn their head upside down to watch! I had rice for lunch and thought about how they would really get a fish feeding show if i happened to get sick and puke in my reg but decided against it! I'm kind sick that way sometimes! But one thing no one has mentioned is that if you itemize the cost is tax deductible. All of the money from the divequest and the video at the end goes to the Disney Wildlife Conservation Fund. Last year they gave over 10 million dollars to research and conservation efforts around the world. Every bit that was raised last year at divequest went into this! So for me that was an extra incentive to go ahead and get the video. It's short yes but it's also probably for me a once in a lifetime deal. I say go for it!
