Typhoon Lagoon Shark Reef

[llamalord305]

Typhoon Lagoon is a Disney water park in Orlando, Florida.
So there's a attraction called the shark reef. I don't recall what gallons, I want to say something around 30,000 gallons? Anyways, you snorkel past it. However, you can pay $20 to surface scuba around there. Now I was thinking, that was a water park with chlorine in there water for health concerns and such. You don't have to rinse off before you get in the water, wouldn't some chlorine leech off you? I mean, ALL the fish were very healthy, colorful, and nice. Tbh, I wanted to steal one. How did they get this to work? Here's a link for a video and pics.
http/disneyworld.disney.go.com/parks/typ...ons/shark-reef/

 

[ben1987]

wow, bet that is pretty cool

 

[llamalord305]

It was. They had all kinds of tangs, triggers, and a big school of grunts.

 

[Musho3210]

Typhoon Lagoon is a Disney water park in Orlando, Florida.
So there's a attraction called the shark reef. I don't recall what gallons, I want to say something around 30,000 gallons? Anyways, you snorkel past it. However, you can pay $20 to surface scuba around there. Now I was thinking, that was a water park with chlorine in there water for health concerns and such. You don't have to rinse off before you get in the water, wouldn't some chlorine leech off you? I mean, ALL the fish were very healthy, colorful, and nice. Tbh, I wanted to steal one. How did they get this to work? Here's a link for a video and pics.
[URL="http/disneyworld.disney.go.com/parks/typ...ons/shark-reef/"]http/disneyworld.disney.go.com/parks/typ...ons/shark-reef/[/URL]

Not enough chlorine would be leached to cause any serious health concerns for the fish or other life in the water. Plus it all evaporates off fairly quickly.