Tokyo DisneySea's Next Level 20,000 Leagues Under The Sea Ride
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 มิ.ย. 2023
- Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea at Tokyo DisneySea is incredible. Located within the park's iconic ‘Mysterious Island’, and despite sharing a name with other Disney rides around the world, this version is so much more than what came before it…
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Definitely don’t skip this ride. Especially when this is usually a 10 min wait compared to the 200 min wait for everything else. Immerse yourself and make it fun!
I don’t see many videos capturing this, but if you ride it by the side window instead of the front, you see the shadows of merpeople pushing your submarine up projected on the wall. Combined with the movement of the vehicle simulating the sudden push from behind, it’s totally amazing!
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I visited DisneySea a couple of weeks ago and this was one of my favorite rides. From the moment it “submerges” in the water to the bubbles in the windows and the incredible details and effects it’s definitely one of the best rides Disney has ever made.
it's insane how they basically used the same ride system as Peter Pan's flight but made this ride and animatronics waaaay better imo
literally JUST got back from Japan, and went to DisneySea on May 31st, so it's funny timing to see y'all come out with this video! This ride is really AMAZING
I never understood why this ride is so underrated. It was a walk-on on the rather busy summer day we spent at Disneysea. A shame that other people were skipping it but it was good for us haha. I rode it three times, once for each window, which i recommend so you don't miss anything.
We went to Tokyo Disney Sea last April and had a blast like always. 20K Leagues is indeed a cool ride, but Journey to the Center of the Earth will still be my favorite ride. Can y’all please continue to make videos on Tokyo Disney Resort Rides?
I am a huge fan of 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea, both the film and the Jules Verne novel. I loved the ride when I visited Disney World in Orlando as an 8-year old in 1973, and twice more on later trips to Florida. I visited again just a few years ago and was dismayed to find that the ride was gone. Sad. I also got to experience the non-20,000 Leagues-themed submarine ride at California's Disney Land in the late 1970s when I visited my uncle and his family with my grandfather.
He was vice president at the time the original submarine voyage was commissioned in 1959. He would be a future president one day so I'll give you that one.
Just rode this with my family a couple of weeks ago. We fit into the same pod. Definitely a favorite that I never miss when I visit Disney Sea. Glad they got to experience it too. It’s also toddler friendly, which is a plus.
When I was visiting Disney World as an 11-year-old, I thought this ride was the coolest thing ever.
I’m going to miss it 😭. It will be in its refurbishment when I’m there🥲
It's a cute ride that never has a line. My ONE complaint is that it is not designed for tall people 😅 I am 6'3" and I swear the little window is at crotch level once I sit.
Also if you are claustrophobic, you might hate the little pods.
Looks incredible! Also gets points for being easy to maintain, so that it's easier to keep nice, and being easy to evacuate in case of emergency. You have to wonder what the plan is if something happens in the Finding Nemo lagoon...
So this is a pointless factoid but I know you expect that from the TH-cam comments section, but 20,000 leagues is a reference to the horizontal distance travelled not the depth dived to. The deepest part of the ocean is only just over 3 leagues deep.
I still can’t wait to experience this attraction some day, even if it isn’t very deep or very long. Great video!
Such a great atmosphere on that ride
This attraction is a wonder. The effect that sells the plunge under water is that simulted shock you feel through the floor when the sub supposely hit the water.
You kinda forgot to talk about "les mystères du Nautilus" at Disneyland Paris 😢
Great vid. Worth mentioning Richard Nixon was not the president at the time of the opening of the Disneyland subs. Also, 20,000 Leagues at WDW did make a few more connections to the film--you would hear Captain Nemo's organ music, and there's a giant squid encounter I believe, whereas at DL you have to escape undersea volcanoes
This one is definitely my fav ride ride it few times and check side and front view, they all offer different views and experience, the ride usually have no waiting time (or less than few mins). I remember I took the left and front one (never the right one) and the left one contains small jump scare that front view can't see (and you need to have your search light finding it. It is an eel in a jar that moves towards you, scared the heck out of me)
I often find the more simple special effects to be more effective like the peppers ghost effect
My favorite Disney ride ever
Thank you so much for this video ❤😊🙏🤩👍
This is awesome. I rode the WDW and DL versions into my youth. It was so magical.
I love that ride! It was such a fun experience
The current version of this attraction is different from the opening day version. Certain elements and scenes of the ride were changed or improved for a better ride experience.
Such a good ride. I got evacuated from it once! Sadly it was right at the start so i didn't get to see any cool show scenes from above
This is indeed a masterpiece. I really hope I get to ride sometime
I got to see the WDW submarine, very sad that it closed.
It's a great ride! I agree!
I love this ride! Did it 2-3 times when I went. It's REALLY convincing. I'm sad they don't seem to have ever made merch of the atlantians. I also could swear that at one point the properly on the sub ahad of you could spin? Or maybe I imagined that?
I road this 2018 and it made me very dizzy which I’ve never had issues with any rides. Something with the glass.
I swore off going to another Disney park but I would definitely want to visit this one, it's far better.
I kind of did the same. If I'm going to Magic Kingdom, its strictly because of Carousel of Progress, and the unaltered Space Mountain (I know they did refurbishments on effects, but that janky old Arrow Dynamics track is what brings me back).
@@wdgaminganddisneyhistory6024 First person I have seen that prefers disneyworld's to disneyland's space mountain.
What an impressive feat of engineering.
Trivia note: "20,000 Leagues Under the Sea" refers to traveling 20,000 leagues while submersed (so "under the sea" meaning "not on the surface") , not traveling 20,000 leagues below sea level.
I want this ride and journey to the center of the earth in discoveryland Paris.
such a great attraction and park. Just visited at the beginning of May and loved it all. I feel like it could use a large rollercoaster though to round out the park completely. ( I know raging spirits exists...and i love it )
Tokyo DisneySea is by far my favourite Disney Park with truly unique rides and The Twenty Thousand Leagues ride was a highlight of my visit, that and the Voyages of Sinbad. The ride is really clever and despite being seated on the right hand side porthole of the submarine I didn't feel cheated. Not great if you are claustophobic, it's quite snug in there but it's a 'must do' attraction. If you are limited for time and have visited Magic Kingdom or Disneyland Anaheim I'd prioritise Disney Sea as there is nowhere quite like is whereas with Tokyo Disneyland while great, it felt very 'familiar' though different if that makes sense.
Disney Sea is hands down the best Disney park world wide, even within the halls of corporate Disney Parks they admit it's the pinnacle experience. The funny thing is, Disney doesn't own/control it. Tokyo Disneyland and Disney Sea are wholly owned and operated by an independent, Japanese company. Disney owns no stake in it and has no control of it, they simply license the rights to do things from Disney, so long as they meet certain baseline standards, however amusingly, their own internal standards for all things are far beyond anything Disney requires of them. They are the only Disney park in the world with this arrangement.
favorite disney channel on YT. Too be honest, I prefer the florida version (it's no longer right?), perhaps it's nostalgia for my childhood. Anyways, I've been living in Japan and making my yearly visit to Disney Sea for over 20 years. Yes, 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea is a fun ride. Oh BTW skip the gyoza dog.
In 1959, Richard Nixon was not yet president. He was vice-president to Dwight Eisenhower.
20,000 Leagues under the sea does not refer to depth. It refers to the distance that the principal characters Professor Aronnax, Conseil, Ned Land, Captain Nemo and his crew travelled in the Nautilus through the various seas of the world while submerged, which is about 72,000 nautical miles or twice the circumference of the Earth. The diameter of the earth is 7926 miles. So, even if you convert miles to nautical miles (1 nautical mile = 1.1508 land miles), there is no way you could travel 20,000 nautical miles in depth.
I bet this version is great, but the original looked so interesting. This one's probably better, but I still wish the American one was open.
This ride is incredible except when i was on it alone it broke down and lights were off and i was trapped in a little box in the dark
The organ used in the walk through is now in the Haunted Mansion
If you don’t got underwater. Maybe it’s to prevent a case of submechaniphobia
if there was one thing I could criticize on this ride is that they space the cars too close to each other so you can see the back end of the car in front of you, and with the propeller that is static it breaks immersion a bit. Now if they had that propeller moving in some way then I think it would be a whole different game. That said, this is what the submarines at Disneyland need to change into, that huge lagoon while a nice view is really prime real estate for any new ride (that an Autopia)
The propellers of the subs do move in the underwater scenes. They're only static in the loading station. I think it was just a problem the ride had during the time the pov was filmed
Ok - I will take your word for it - be in Tokyo later in this year- Mysterious Island a go -👍 thanks for the heads up - enjoy ur’ content always -😀
This is how the Little Mermaid attractions should have been built in the USA…with the Peter Pan overhead track. What was build are poor executions as guests slide along in the muck at the bottom of the sea rather then floating along.
Should've done a video about Little Mermaid for bonus clicks
Disney reportedly offered the ride to the OLC and their reaction was, to paraphrase "Thanks, but no thanks." :p
I was surprised that the text of the props in the line were in English.
Is the in-ride dialogue from Nemo also in English?
The rides voice over is completely in Japanese, it’s a big thing at Tokyo Disney where props, sets, storefronts etc will have English writing but the attractions will be fully in Japanese
@@ReviewTyme Thats really interesting. Thank you for your reply.
Now I really want to hear a Haunted Mansion voiced in Japanese.
This is done to give the Japanese guest a feeling of not being in Japan. It's a very important element in the theming.
How could they miss having the prop of the vehicle in front of you spin?
I could swear it did at some point! I feel like I saw a video that had that feature...
I went on this 2 weeks ago and the propellers were working. It was just a problem during the time the pov was filmed
@@idk-zt8rx Sweet! :D
Now do Journey centre earth ride
And Imagine. Disneyland could have had Disney Sea but guy California adventure instead
For some I didn't like this ride. I wondered if it was just me and I had a chance to take my kids. I didn't influence them at all and they also didn't like it. It just felt forgettable in comparison to the other rides at disneysea. The setting of the area though is fantastic, easily a favourite.
Nixon was Vice President at that time.
Not to be a stickler, but squids only have two tentacles and eight arms, just like an octopus has no tentacles and only eight arms.
I was just there. It’s different, but I wouldn’t call it “next level”… 😂 It’s a great effort, but it’s greatness was never truly realized in it’s design.
It looks like fun especially considering that the Finding Nemo subs are perhaps the weakest attractions at Disneyland.
Vice president Nixon at the time
Now Tokyo disneyland and disney sea truly are the only disney parks worth seeing, i dont trust any of disneys other parks because their actually disney operated
lfg!!!
The sets on the ride are overly boxed in - it's like a big budget carnival ride. Not up to top tier DIsney illusion standards. Looks fun, but not mind-blowing like the original "subs" concept.
The should cancel this . 5 victims were killed on the titan submersible . Let’s honor them.
idk if you are fr or not
I was on this ride and honestly it’s not that great. People spoke so highly of this ride I started to expect an out of world experience, and quiet frankly - the ride is average at best.
Disney? I'll pass
Why'd you click then?
A really boring ride that doesn’t have much to see from front or side windows
Boring ride… or cautionary tale of undersea adventures?
Why does Japan get all the cool rides? Shanghai Disney had the Tron ride years before the USA. What’s going on?
Because the Oriental Land Company (who owns Tokyo Disneyland) is willing to pay big money to make their parks the very best