[EN Subs] 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea - Tokyo Disney Sea, Japan | 4K 60FPS POV

20,000 Leagues Under the Sea Unique Immersive Dark Ride at Tokyo Disney Sea Park at the Tokyo Disneyland Resort in Japan with English Subtitles shot in 4K 60FPS POV! 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea at Tokyo Disney Sea is a unique attraction where guests get to board their own submarine with the guidance of Captain Nemo and explore the mysteries of the Ocean. In the 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea, guests using a flashlight built into the submarine can search around the surrounding area! However, things don't go according to plan as guests encounter large underwater sea beasts, weird phenomena, and even an encounter with Atlantis!
This POV of 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea at Tokyo Disney Sea was recorded in September 2023 and has updated English Subtitles for your viewing experience.
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[@richardperhai8292]

Always cracks me up when rides and people say the sub is 20,000 leagues down. It's the DISTANCE travelled in the novel, not the depth. If it was depth, they would be (impossible) 70,000 miles down :D

[@nyanyanyanyanday]

I'm Japanese who love this theme port.
When boarding a submersible, always pay close attention to the top of the observation window.
The movement of the depth finder and oxygen gauge makes it seem like we are truly submerged in the ocean.
Have fan！

[@PanzerBuyer]

That set is HUUUGE! Love the Steampunk vibe.

[@JordiLA]

The worlds of Jules Verne adds more magic and qualitty than any Disney IP they try to explote in the recent years.

[@Drebe73]

💯😊

[@seanmobley2610]

Have you ridden "Rise of the Resistance?" Because while this ride is amazing, "Rise" just blows it and everything else out of the water in just about every way.

[@marcuscheng2507]

I will be there on the week of June 24!! Looking forward to seeing it!!

[@mike3889]

Thank you LMG! best ride pov channel out there! i can finally understand the dialogue on the rides at overseas parks

[@DaveysWonderfulWorld]

I love Tokyo Disney sea

[@420hotbox36]

Subtitles are extremely accurate well done

[@MsDisneylandlover]

Agree 😊

[@luvadventuresandart]

Very cool, I've never seen any footage of this ride. Thandk

[@TheNotoriousBTG]

A submersible full of volunteers getting lost at the bottom of the ocean after losing communication. I've heard this story before.

[@mattandlukessci-fisanctuar7503]

Rode it two weeks ago. I think I love the ride because of the joystick light.

[@AnnieBananie-nm8yn]

I remember riding this in Disneyworld in the 70's and crying!

[@nigelcarren]

This is the best looking ride I have ever seen! 👍🇬🇧

[@Kondase]

I love the theming of this park. I hope one day I can visit it.

[@MsDisneylandlover]

Thanks for the subtitles lol

[@gregg5958]

Loading: This might work in Japan, but even with the cast members blocking you, the open loading of this ride seems like an accident waiting to happen for little kids, or even the cast members themselves. Unless that trench with water is not really a trench with water. 😂 I think in the U.S. fences would have to be in place with gaps that line up with doors.
On ride: It’s a very convincing illusion of being under water though.

[@timothyvandebilt5218]

The trench is only 10-20 cm deep. It would be almost impossible to drown

[@gregg5958]

@@timothyvandebilt5218 Oh I didn’t say anything about drowning. I’m talking about falls and injuries. Broken arms. That sort of thing.

[@MLBVids2023]

Does this ride actually go underwater

[@TheNotoriousBTG]

It does not. There's basically water between a few panes of glass that are looking out, giving the illusion that you are underwater.

[@MsDisneylandlover]

I would love to get on this.

[@Geek_Chorus]

Don't get me wrong, it's amazing. However, as advanced as this one is nothing can capture the feeling of being underwater like actually being underwater like the older versions.

[@danamarvelstar]

I found out, unlike Finding Nemo Submarine Voyage, we are not actually underwater. Nice way to prevent cases of submechaniphobia

[@LMGVids]

Technically, most of what you see in Finding Nemo Submarine Voyage isn’t underwater either

[@Chili453]

[@rmb1]

Can they make the walk to ride any longer?🙄