You can bet I'll be there. I LOVE those Imax things! It is truly an immersive experience with the screen wrapping around your entire field of vision and the surround sound and all. It really makes you feel like you are "in the movie". I have been scuba diving on a coral reef as many of you out there have. I know what it is like. However, many of you out there have never experienced a wild reef like that-- this would be a grand opportunity for you guys to "get wet" without actually getting wet. I'll wager it's as close to actually diving as you can get without puttin' on a tank and a wetsuit.
BTW, back in 1989 or 1990 my dad and I were diving in the Florida Keys with Capt. Slate's Atlantis Diving Center (the guy who feeds the baracuda out of his mouth) and NOAA was there filming a documentary called "Our Vanishing Reefs" and all of us on the boat had to sign a consent form. I have yet to see this documentary. Has anyone out there actually seen this thing???? I'd love to see myself diving at 18 or 19 years old. I'll be the guy in the black, fluorescent yellow and red diving suit... of course the suit may look purple and dingy yellow depending on the depth at which I was filmed. My dad's suit was blue and black so it probably looks pretty much the same at depth as it does on the surface. Just curious.