LEGO Submarine Ride with Real Sea Animals | Better than Disneyland Finding Nemo Ride? 

I do wonder if a long time down the road, they considered building a version of it using an aquarium for their Disney Adventure Park. That seems like a logical extension of it. Maybe "real" divers than can be easily dry docked for maintenance and avoid using fixtures that can't be removed for cleaning. Between the tracks (that needed underwater maintenance) and the fixtures (that needed the same) they cost to maintain it was problematic, from the recent video by Bright Sun films (which interestingly the Algo sent me to this after that).

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@@tmcorbett "The deep, blue, blinding sunlight." (audience laughs)

Glad to see a fellow defunctland viewer here.

@@dv8044 =D

Submarine Quest had *eeeeeeels.*

I thought you were serious and had to look that up... oh boy...

i agree

last time seaworld made a submarine-themed attraction, it was a complete disaster.

​@@hsc894yeah the submarine quest ride. It was just a moving train traveling outside the open with cheap mobile phone app attachs to it.

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I don't know, but it sure looks hungry.

I mean like... they have to swim everyday right?

@@Yekky72637 yup

It all started when a man fell into the river in Lego City...

I went on it just befroe christmas, was really good.

This might tempt me to go. Do you know how wheelchair accessible it is by any chance?

@@graceical2822 If you watch the video there is steps into the submarines, I dunno if they have an accessible option.

@@graceical2822 they normally do, however this ride will be closed for the rest of 2024 season 😥 they are having big maintenance.

Nah. They're gonna get rid of that ride instead of revamp it. As much as this ride is better, its still a boring type of ride in general. No repeatability.

@@gissnericI mean, I agree with you entirely. Just wish they had done something like this to begin with when it redid it to Nemo. 80% of Tomorrowland needs a major overhaul… it’s been ignored for wayyy too long.

It's a "better" submarine attraction because it's not a submarine AT ALL?? That makes absolutely NO sense. And I was just at Disneyland last month and Nemo had a 30 minute wait, which was on par with the waits for most of the rides that day.

@@ghosty4 You okay? It’s my opinion lol. Yes- I prefer this ride vehicle to the Disney one, for the reasons I listed. Yes, the wait is always long as hell, which doesn’t mean anything because all lines are just as long especially with the implementation of Genie+. But, if you spend any time in various Disney forums, Finding Nemo will be brought up as a least favorite quite often. I will not be surprised if it gets scrapped for its space eventually. Which is SAD, the lagoon itself is so beautiful and classic.

Earthquakes in the UK????

@@The_Original_KL This Legoland is in California - plenty of fault lines.

I stand corrected, thought it was Windsor I skipped the first few seconds also didn't know there was a Legoland in California. 🤣🤣🤣

Pretty much *everything* beats Nemo.

It's simply being compared to another ride that also is a ride, I honestly can't think of any well know park that has a submarine ride so why not compare it to the Disney's ride?

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Cedar Fair does not own SeaWorld.

@@gaptoothed Thank you. Correction, owned by the Blackstone Group, a multinational asset management company. Now that I've read up on them, I think I found an owner that's even less desirable than Cedar Fair. I know too many people that work at the local San Diego park and have heard their stories ( and witnessed firsthand ) how terribly prepared they are. I've been shown open doors at the back of gift shops that lead to money drops. Any park guest can open this door if they know what they're looking for. The prevailing attitude is that upper management just doesn't care. Now that I know it's Blackstone, it's starting to make more sense.

Good no need to