ORLANDO–Walt Disney World on Wednesday officially kicked off its "Year
of a Million Dreams" promotion, as well as a new "Finding Nemo"-themed
musical and aquarium attraction. Debuting for the first time on Wednesday,
"Finding Nemo–The Musical" is a 30-minute program featuring
puppeteers, dancers and aerialists as well as original songs by Broadway's
"Avenue Q" composer and co-creator. It is the first time Disney has
turned a non-musical animated feature into such a show. Additionally, the
resort at Epcot on Wednesday officially unveiled its revamped aquarium,
"The Seas with Nemo & Friends." "Clamobiles" take guests
through the attraction, which features technology that places the animated
stars of the Disney Pixar picture with real marine life. The pavilion's 5.7
million gallon aquarium–said to be one of the world's largest–takes the place
of the attraction formerly known as The Living Seas. During the "Year of a
Million Dreams," Disney says more than one million guests at Disneyland
Resort in CA and Walt Disney World Resort in FL will be rewarded with such
gifts as a FASTPASS to skip ride lines, a trip to every Disney park around the
world or a night in the Cinderella Castle Suite. On Thursday, Disney World
awarded its first winner a "Suite Dreams" Cinderella suite prize, and
will continue to do so throughout the remainder of the year. For one night, a
guest and up to five members of his or her party will begin their evening at
Cinderella's Royal Table for dinner and later will enjoy the Cinderella Suite
that sits four stories above the
