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The conclusion of this two part episode in which I tell the history of Walt Disney World's 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea: Submarine Voyage and the fate of it and Disneyland's Submarine Voyage.
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@melissagoldsmith1853 Год назад

Baxter continuously pitching steampunk until he was finally allowed to do it is honestly iconic

@quillfell496 5 месяцев назад

He was before his time. I want an entire Jules Verne park 😭

@Emper0rH0rde 4 года назад

The thought of those animatronics just sitting there, motionless, in the darkness, all that time, is honestly eerie.

@edahiguajardo9015 3 года назад

It's called submechanophobia

@solgaleo3533 3 года назад

I actually saw an image in a video with a bunch of submechanophobia video. Surrounded in darkness, barely lit, damp and motionless. It was the sea monster. I instantly recognized it.

@solgaleo3533 3 года назад

Here’s the video I saw the image of the animatronic in ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-5P9GMm-wXXU.html

@piperMcGuffin 2 года назад

Somebody could make a video game out of it! Wait...

@TheCaliforniaHP 2 года назад

An oddly bizarre version of 5 nights of freddys underwater

@YokiDokiPanic 6 лет назад

"The Jules Verne fantasy novels wouldn't be interesting enough." Yeah, that's why everyone still knows and recognizes these stories two and a half centuries later...

@jerrysong2238 6 лет назад

if you do a survey of about 1000 people aged 25 and younger, the majority will either say Jules Verne novels are not interesting or who is Jules Verne

@kailin2017 6 лет назад

I just finished 20000 Leagues yesterday, and despite being an extremely entertaining novel, one can't deny that Arronax frequently droaned on and on about the fish he saw to a point of fault

@JonAdamich 6 лет назад

Yea, kids would rather pick a pixar ride than a 20 leagues ride.

@rbishop01 5 лет назад

I would argue that kids don't know what they want until they see it. I was enamored with the 2000 leagues under the sea ride as a kid and I had no idea who Jules Verne was, just that you were in a submarine and you were attacked by a giant octopus. Sounds dope to me.

@Werewolf_Korra 5 лет назад

I'm still holding out for a Mary Shelley themed park. Only shallow pedantics worship Verne over the true goddess of sci-fi.

@DoctorInk20 7 лет назад

This makes me want to see a Bioshock ride.

@belhariry 5 лет назад

I know your comment is really old, but dude I totally thought the same thing! Imagine hearing ": I am Andrew Ryan, and I'm here to ask you a question. Is a man not entitled to the sweat of his brow?"

@lsdkjsdlkjpiosdcposdjfdjad1363 5 лет назад

Baraa Elhariry it could definitely be done as buzz light-year moving shooting gallery thing.

@idontevenknow9758 5 лет назад

Ooh now that’s an idea!

@kaimargonar1000 5 лет назад

The guest could be thrown off to the lagoon. Told to swim to the lighthouse and take the sub ride from there. When guest reach Rapture, they can meet and hug a Big Daddy.

@memphiskash 5 лет назад

holy fuuuuuuck that would be fye as hell

@silvereagle2061 4 года назад

To see all those remarkable subs scrapped was a disgrace to those who built them and to those who still remembers what an incredible ride that was.

@audojoe6324 6 лет назад

“Circle circle dot dot, don’t touch my playful spot” Brilliant.

@cheeto.1 2 года назад

20K @ MK Orlando was my favorite ride growing up. I was 14yrs old when it closed. Growing up my Dad would take me to Disney 2x a year he was as excited as I was to go. I lost my dad to stage 4 Lung Cancer a couple years ago and going through his things I found a ton of 8mm film reels he shot at Magic Kingdom. I been converting them one at a time to digital. Once I discovered DEFUNCTLAND I been binge watching all your videos. Man thanks for bringing back so many good memories I appreciate you!

@nicoleonyx9186 7 лет назад

Out of all the theme parks I've been to, I'd have to agree with whomever thinks Disney Sea is the best theme park in the world. There are way more attractions suitable for adults. It's definitely known as a "date" park or the park you go to with your friends, not your family (though there are still families abound so it's still alright for kids). I even prefer the shows and parades at Sea over the ones at Land. If you ever get a chance to come to Japan you should definitely try to go to Disney Sea~

@THEremiXFACTOR 7 лет назад

NicoNicoleinTokyo I went to Tokyo in 2015 and visited Disneyland (didn't have time to visit Sea). But I'm hoping to move to Japan and I'll visit Sea sometime. Tokyo Disneyland was great, but super busy because it was August, lots of long queues.

@al-vitos7425 6 лет назад

NicoNicoleinTokyo Yeah, Disney Sea was amazing.

@PancakemonsterFO4 6 лет назад

NicoNicoleinTokyo reminds me on the first manga of Detective Conan where Shinichi also goes on a date in an amusement park (not Disneyland of course)

@PancakemonsterFO4 6 лет назад

The Stoned Videogame Nerd I like the Filmpark Babelsberg Haloween attractions a lot, they even have staff walking around as zombies and monsters when it starts to get late

@PancakemonsterFO4 6 лет назад

The Stoned Videogame Nerd only that I hate coasters and prefer water slides. Also those are the attractions who are usually crowded the most so you have to wait over ten minutes till you can ride

@maggiewolfe9493 6 лет назад

When you spoke about the old submarines being in the ocean so guests could swim out to them, I got goosebumps. Especially when it showed pictures of the old rusty ones underwater. Does everyone think this is terrifying or is it just me? Love your channel and keep up the great work!

@DokkaChapman 7 лет назад

I remember when I visited back in 98 and I was so sad to hear this had closed down. I had seen footage of it for years and really want to see it. Also gone was 'Mr. Toads Wild Ride' :'(

@Fawxybaux 4 года назад

I got to ride both!!!! And both I have wild nostolgic memories about. Toads ride was scary af

@Maniac4Bricks 6 лет назад

11:35 I know he mentioned the cross-eyed serpent in the previous video, but was anyone else scared seeing it pop up and move around? Really makes me wonder what it would be like through a porthole.

@cameronsomerville8658 6 лет назад

Maniac4Bricks beach boys

@cameronsomerville8658 6 лет назад

Beach boys

@pie-rxmancer1142 5 лет назад

You’re probably like me. I’ve got submechanophobia, the fear of large, man made or unnatural objects in or under water.

@JennFrank 3 года назад

For some reason, I was much more freaked out by the mermaids who were gathered around the sea serpent? Underwater, they were truly haunting. Whereas the sea serpent was kind of par for a Disney ride? Also I remember the way the diver was pulling at the turtle with this rhythmic back-and-forth, back-and-forth. The movement was so unnatural and robotic! As the submarine sloooowly went past one of the other divers in his diving helmet, I suddenly thought to myself "That animatronic doesn't have a face under there," and it chilled me to my core. So ultimately, I think the fish and the humanoid characters were a lot more startling than the serpent, at least for me. Ugh, especially the fish. (Not surprisingly, I now have phobias of both fish and of animatronics. Thanks, Childhood!)

@Buc_Stops_Here 7 лет назад

I rode this ride as a small kid in the late 1970s. Took my kids to the park about 5 years ago, and only remnants of the ride remained in Orlando. Now I know what happened - I had always heard it was too expensive to operate, this just confirms it and the timing. Thank you.

@vmorris7639 Год назад

I'm super late to the party, but thank you so much for making this video! I rode on the ride when I was between 5-10 years old and was absolutely in love with it. I looked for it every year when we went back, but it was never open. I don't remember a lot, but this video helped jog my memory!

@BrysinBarnwell 6 лет назад

catch me outside 11:43 im sorry, i couldnt help myself

@4rkain3 Год назад

I’m still so salty that neither Atlantis nor Treasure Planet did well. They both deserved so much better. Such amazing films.

@Proteusbound 5 лет назад

My family went to Disney World in the summer of 1971. I was 8 years old, and I had yet to see 20 thousand leagues. But I knew of the movie and the sub ride was drawing me like a bug light. The site of that sub coming at you on that first turn was amazing. It was a thrill I'll never forget. My parents were pretty thrifty, and didn't buy too many tickets.. Plus the line to the rides were hellishly long, so we moved on into Fantasy land. We never returned to take a ride in the subs, and it's one of my life regrets.

@JoeNicks389 6 лет назад

I was there at Disneyland back in the '50's when they had the 20,000 Leagues under the Sea display. It was great, showing part of the movie sets was great for a little kid. Thanks for posting this, it was very entertaining. JN

@willfisher6352 4 года назад

I worked for Morgan Yacht when the 20,000 League subs were built - it was a lot of work , but for many of us it was well worth it. We built the stern-paddlers and the side wheelers as well as the steam launches used in the Adventure Land Jungle ride. One of the major reasons the Verne version closed was that it was the most popular ride in Disney World and had the longest waiting lines. A cost analysis of lost revenue due to such a large amount of guests not spending money for 3 hours was the major influence in not continuing the operation of the ride. It was all about the money.

@KC-lf4ly 7 лет назад

This brought back great memories. I was a sub ride operator and supervisor at Disneyland Anaheim for 3 years from 1983 thru 1986.

@chrish236 6 лет назад

The only time I have been to Disney World was in 1995 and I very clearly remember seeing the submarine in the lagoon and the ride being closed. It was very disappointing.

@Ilusen_Autumn 5 лет назад

I live in Tokyo, and Disney Sea is the best theme park I've ever visited. It's very small compared to Disney World, but every detail is spot on, and knowing that there's a huge city just out of sight makes it all more amazing.

@darthmeow1370 4 года назад

I was fortunate enough to go on this ride when it still existed, and it was truly amazing. It was in fact so convincing that I was shocked to learn later that the subs never actually went below water. I mean, I wasn't a little kid and I knew we couldn't be very deep and that we were looking at animatronics and dioramas but I was legitimately convinced that the sub went down like 5 or 10 feet or something like that. I always imagined that the track descended and the sub brought in air through a snorkel or hose of some sort while underwater in the deeper portion of the track. When I found out that the depth never changed not even so much as a few feet I was stunned. The illusion was flawless.

@AltimaNEO 6 лет назад

I remember going on Submarine Voyage when the subs were yellow. I think it was 1995-97 or so. The last time I went to Disney land, when I still lived nearby. I really enjoyed the ride, and it was perhaps the most memorable one. I dont remember much about the ride itself, but the lagoon, the subs, and sense of "wonder" as you go underwater stuck with me. Not to mention, it was one of the easier rides to get on. The Matterhorn and Space Mountain had ridiculous lines that would have taken (seemingly) hours of waiting.

@jobustify 7 лет назад

Another great video from you, another shameless request for the Alfred Hitchcock Experience from me.

@_Pauper_ 6 лет назад

went to Universal on my high school Senior Trip & was the only one to notice the big house... & yes someone asked "wait someone lives in the park?"

@McDuffin 6 лет назад

I was 7 years old and remember seeing 20,000 leagues ride from the skyway. I was so bummed when we didn’t get a chance to go on it. When I was 16, we were going back and I was really looking forward to going on it, not realizing that it had been closed for good. That was the year that the castle was dressed up to look like a cake. 25th anniversary or something.

@falconator3419 5 лет назад

I remember riding this back in 1989 at Disney World, Orlando, Florida. It was one of my favorites rides and i always wandered why it was missing the few years after.

@emilybacon2654 3 года назад

I wish they still had 20,000 leagues at Disneyland! I love that would be so much I was just a kid when they were revamping it so I can never remember getting to go on it but I wish I could

@silvermustang8533 5 лет назад

I went to Disney World in the late 70s. I went on 20, 000 Leagues Under the Sea ride. I loved that ride as a kid.

@SusiLarew 2 года назад

I'm so glad Discovery Bay finally found a home in spirit at DisneySea. I love all the Jules Verne stuff there. It's my favorite part of that park.

@tommonk8383 3 года назад

The flash frame at 3:42 said Too many great captions: "Who you calling honey?" Original concept to be placed on pleasure Island Pooh's playful spot was a major point in the Tigger court case Circle Circle dot dot, don't touch my playful spot

@Tareltonlives 4 года назад

Learned so much. I got to see Submarine voyage in its last year when I was a kid.

@jamesclukey7488 7 лет назад

I rode the Nautilus in Disneyworld, it's one of my fondest memories of the park! I'm a big fan of 20,000 Leagues and wish to thank you for assembling all these videos and history of the rides! Still wish they were running, but this let's me re-live the experience! Great work!

@beatnix488 7 лет назад

Thank you for filling in on the history of these rides. I remember the original from 1964, and the yellow painted subs, but the attraction had been re-routed and cut in half at that time.

@juniper2346 2 года назад

Can confirm that the 20k ride website is super super good! I found this vid after reading on the site. Awesome pictures and staff memories. Love it!!

@Allan_aka_RocKITEman 7 лет назад

I am *STILL PISSED OFF* that Disney World *closed* the 20,000 LEAGUES ride. That was my favorite....

@thegamedudeguy Год назад

I appreciate the effort you put into this.

@LostWipeoutSimpsons 6 лет назад

The 20,000 Leagues at DisneySea was maybe the biggest, pleasant surprise to me when I was there. I was expecting a submarine too, but the ceiling suspended dark ride was so unique.

@YellRyan 3 года назад

The only memory of going to Disney Land when I was really young was eating cotton candy for the first time, watching fireworks, and shitting my pants of how scared I was of that yellow submarine ride.

@thealodog1209 6 лет назад

Hearing of all the steampunk stuff that was canceled was just heartbreak after heartbreak. I would have killed to be able to go to Discovery Bay. If only Tony Baxter was able to do what he wanted.

@grayhatjen5924 7 лет назад

I am so not an Eisner fan ergo you just got a new subscriber 😆 Plus, I can tell just from this two parter that I'm going to love your vids. (Eisner knocks are just a bonus that gives me great joy.)

@rosenrot234 7 лет назад

I remember seeing actors playing Atlantis characters at Disneyland. A ride based off it would have been awesome!

@thedanbot85 7 лет назад

ive only been to disneyworld once, when i was little, back in the early 90s, and i remember riding this. way cool.

@NebulaStudios1 5 лет назад

A sad state of affairs at Disney. 20,000 Leagues was one of my favorites. The Fantasyland poster graces my wall in my living room. The frame is that same greenish patina copper/bronze of the attraction. Someone needs to take the reigns and make it great again.

@fatergo 8 месяцев назад

Love this video! You forgot to mention that one of the ride’s submarines is sat in Typhoon Lagoon still to this date still hiding on display.

@elevatoralarmcoasterandarc1214 5 месяцев назад

I agree.

@jeffallen3598 4 года назад

i heard that one of the major things that saved the subs at disneyland, was that the lagoon had been leaking for years and was making the matterhorn unstable. So, to remove the lagoon completely would have or could have brought the mountain down. So there was a delay in removing the subs till the mountain was stabilized... underpinned i think was the term. I guess the time it took to get a plan together allowed the subs to stick around long enough to where they finally had a hit movie to theme it to.

@LaikasFriend Год назад

I'm devastated both of them were closed, i would have loved them D': Also if they had made it Atlantis themed would have been great

@92JazzQueen 5 лет назад

Man, this ride really had a lot of people vouching for it.

@Frankie2012channel 6 лет назад

You note the 'Victorianesque' Blimp at 5:44, that's the HYPERION air ship from the Walt Disney movie "Island at the top of the world". It's not some random steam punk vehicle, it's from one of Disney's live action movies.

@CapeAnnImages 4 года назад

As a kid when I saw a National Geographic magazine article of the sub ride in Disneyland all I wanted to do is see it. Then in 1993 I finally went to Disneyworld and made a beeline to 20k Leagues. What a disappointment, the subs actually rode on tracks never diving and all you saw was plastic fish. My boyhood dream was squashed!

@TheRoxieRose 6 лет назад

I don't know why, but this video made me real anxious. I think the idea of going into large, dark, open water scares the crap outta me. Lol

@Slightly_Sadistic 5 лет назад

I went on this a couple times as a kid. It sucked hearing that it was shut down.

@QuatroAtYale Год назад

Yep, the submarine voyage was wonderful at Christmas. Thanks!

@scottpeltier3977 2 года назад

Imagine the submechanaphobia you would get if you were illegally diving in that location and seeing all these machines forever frozen in time

@cherylannabananna 6 лет назад

I remember riding the subs when they were 20,000 leagues under the sea - they all smelled like vomit. It honestly was horrible.

@Buzzramjet 5 лет назад

Where the hell did you ride them. I rode them and they smelled fine.

@americanadian 7 лет назад

The Submarine Voyage was a neat idea for a ride, but it was never one of my favorite Disney attractions. Some neat stuff in there for sure but it didn't offer the same experience on multiple trips like others (I could ride Haunted Mansion over and over and find something interesting in it every time). Never did ride the 20000 Leagues version in WDW, though design wise it looked a bit cooler than the Disneyland counterpart. I was at Disneyland a few months ago, but never did ride the Finding Nemo redesign version, had too long of a line. Looks kind of neat though, wish I checked it out.

@Bowling_Dude 7 лет назад

Can you do world of motion???

@c182SkylaneRG 6 лет назад

That was Dad's favorite ride at Disney for the longest time, and he was really bummed when it disappeared. It'd be nice to have a Defunctland about it to show others who never got to go on the ride.

@mikeybinfl 7 лет назад

love the videos man! The nostalgia takes me to a better time and place... Thx again!

@apocolypseToreador 6 лет назад

Ah man, Tokyo DisneySea. Good times! I couldn't fully understand the ride when I went, but I had a lot of fun at the 20,000 leagues ride. The food there was stellar too! Except for the potato churro. That was weird.

@mileycyrus20082010 7 лет назад

Do Tower of terror

@Yukendoit 7 лет назад

Keep up the great work Mr. Perjurer! Excellent job as always!

@ChatookaMusic 4 года назад

Disney sea probably was the most fun I've ever had at a Disney park

@kevinsullivan3448 4 года назад

I can remember going on the submarine ride as a child in the late 60s.

@Billbert33 7 лет назад

Great video as always keep up the amazing work

@Billbert33 7 лет назад

Also I think Horizons would be a great video

@Corristo89 6 лет назад

Did anyone else constantly hear "20.000 Leaks Under the Sea"? ;-)

@taiya001 5 лет назад

They could have taken the animatronics and opened a sea themed restaurant and placed them in aquariums. The subs should have been sold to water parks around the country. Maybe as a cool prop or something. For a company dead set on making money they sure do a lot of destruction.

@thetreblerebel 5 лет назад

Rode the Florida ride in 1990. Freakin loved man.

@tenhirankei 4 года назад

@4:38 Did it serve food taken from the sea floor as was Captain Nemo's practice in them getting all their needs from the seas? I doubt it.

@E3lcpl 4 года назад

I remember as a kid doing the Sub ride at Disney Land. I was so scared of it. I didnt want to go under the water and i dont like being in tight places. I know now the sub never went underwater but i didnt know that then

@lynx1717 5 месяцев назад

The giant squid actually scares the crap out of me. As a thalassophobe, I get really freaked out

@KensouX 7 лет назад

Who's Marty Skylar? (....Marty Sklar...)

@Defunctland 7 лет назад

+Menji OH NO IVE MADE A MISTAKE. RU-vid FORGIVE ME

@HermioneSamara 7 лет назад

Here's an idea for a future Defunctland episode- Golden Dreams from California Adventure.

@camptowngirl 4 года назад

Got to go to Tokyo DisneySea a couple years ago and rode the 20,000 Leagues ride there. It was neat, but I imagine it feels much more immersive for people who are fluent in Japanese. There's a lot of narration lol

@KisaTheGamerCat 3 года назад

Atlantis and Treasure Planet are a couple of my favorite Disney movies with Emperors New Groove from that era. I think they are so underrated or I just have unpopular opinions.

@beautifuldaymusic 7 лет назад

Great video! I'm glad I got to ride 20,000 leagues in its golden age. It was definitely an "E" ticket ride! Keep the videos coming

@CrazynessHerself 6 лет назад

Now I remember where i saw that submarine before. At euro disney, which is basicaly the only disney park i have ever been.

@l.a.gothro3999 2 года назад

A man who was my dad's best friend before, during & after WWII, until he & his family moved to CA, was a Disney Imagineer: Ed Whittaker, Electrical Mfg. I don't know when he started, though.

@PsychedelicCharm 5 лет назад

I'm glad Disney was able to keep the steampunk theme alive in Europe and Japan.

@iamhistorygeek 7 лет назад

Great video man. Love these backstory RU-vid series that many people create. However only a few of them are any good or captivating. Popular culture is one of my favorite things in US History.

@RamanN00B 2 года назад

oh my good god, i would've loved to see this as an atlantis ride

@winternow2242 3 года назад

First went to Disney in '79, and this was the only ride that I totally loved. I didn't go back until 1995...just missed a 2nd ride. I can sort of understand why they closed it down, and why they didn;t try to turn it into a "vehicle" to promote the "Atlantis" movie. Still, it would have been assume for them to try and save that movie and the ride by pairing them up. Also, is it me, or are those concept sketches awesome - not so much a visualization of a ride or a setting, but like still shots from some incredible new movie.

@ChrisPerez-ze4vv 7 лет назад

Please do Malstrom next. Fuck Frozen Ever After.

@banjohusky 7 лет назад

Chris Perez being honest here. Not many people knew the rode existed before Frozen. Frozen Ever After did a amazing part in helping draw attention back to EPCOT and even getting it is (hopefully) soon-to-be renovation. maelstrom was expensive to keep up and an overall outdated ride that just didn't interest others. I don't like Frozen, but I like the rode wasn't gutted out. I like it was kept and just given a new face.

@ChrisPerez-ze4vv 7 лет назад

I guess I'm just one of those people who preferred Disney's creative ideas in their rides rather than just taking another Disney IP and making it into a ride. Do I need to mention Stitch's Great Escape? Sometimes it works, other times it doesn't.

@largol33t1 7 лет назад

Chris, Maelstrom is my favorite attraction. I first saw it when I was a kid. I went back when I was a teen and again at age 23. Sadly, I found out I was among the last summer visitors to Maelstrom as it was mentioned online only about a month or two later that it was torn down! Space Mountain and the Star Jets are the only attractions that are still possible for me to visit today. However, I hate that they themed the Star Jets after Buzz Lightyear. It looks like a silly attempt at art-deco style. The original white spaceships were sent to Japan. At least they didn't destroy them. They are still in use at Tokyo Disney.

@RhythmGrizz 6 лет назад

Frozen Ever After is fine. Don't get so triggered.

@justinrboyett 6 лет назад

The Nemo ride in California is still running. I was there just a couple months ago.

@yinlu3610 3 года назад

Man the Atlantis and Treasure Planet were great movies I heard, except from what I know, Treasure Planet wasn’t as heavily advertised because Disney didn’t really want it and they wanted a different movie to succeed

@samrakita4279 Год назад

Can we talk about how cute the mantainince sign at 2:19 is?

@somebody9825 4 года назад

I went to disneyland paris about 10 years ago. I was quite young so I don't remember much, but I did ride on space mountian and do remember a strange sunmarine thing with a circular closing door and a giant squid....

@GorbixElite01 3 года назад

I was watching this with headphones while in line at the store. You know that voice you get when you have headphones in because you can't tell the volume of your voice? Yeah I just said "sexy Bob Saget" out loud and I'm pretty sure everyone heard it lol.

@Gamesrob 6 лет назад

Great work, I’m working through all your films, you got a new subscriber 👍😀👍

@Werewindle 4 года назад

I actually rode this attraction some 50 years ago...

@henrylight7889 6 лет назад

The new finding Nemo version is actually really cool

@MandalorianFanboy 7 лет назад

This was incredibly well done. 5 stars.

@ZepG 3 года назад

That was my favorite ride as a little boy in the 70's, damn them to hell for ruining my return trip.

@azadalamiq 6 лет назад

one of the youtubers i watch went to tokyo disney for christmas with his g/f/fience and they did journey to the center of the earth. the line is STILL huge. you need a fast pass to get on it with in an hour.

@CarlosLopez-oc9nh 7 лет назад

Greetings, I liked a lot this documentary. The only issue I see with it is the pace. If you could slow down it will make it sound more professional. It also helps if you try to attract people whose native tongue is not English. Great research, photos and videos are on spot :) hope you get more people subscribed to your channel

@kbees123456789 6 лет назад

I wish Discovery Bay had happened, that would be my favorite part of the parks.

@QuatroAtYale Год назад

I mean, the Submarines in DL were cool, but the Nautilus? That was fantastic. So sad. Baxter is brilliant. I've got to get to Paris to see Discovery Bay and Tokyo's Mysterious Island. Ah, someday. Headed to Disneyland the week before Christmas this year, and I WILL be going under water.

@dicapriodelorean2888 7 лет назад

man I wish we got the Atlantis the lost empire themed version of submarine voyage. I need atlantis in the parks damn it

@FluffyFerretFarm 5 лет назад

The Nemo-Ahab joke.. poor taste and HILARIOUS!!

@ninjamasterbuilder8675 Год назад

I'm gonna say it but I really do wish that one of the natalus submarines were saved and placed in a Disney museum and kept to be like a homage to how the ride was but it's not moving and it's a simulator but the music and the voice lines are kept, who likes this idea?