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    Finding Nemo Submarine Voyage

    3.0 (181 reviews)
    Open 8:00 am - 10:00 pm
    Updated 2 months ago

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    Seagulls
    Dell K.

    This ride is classic nostalgic Disneyland. The line cue is outdoors. Not too much shelter on a rainy day , some shade on a hot sunny day. It can be a longer wait as this is a slower ride. You have to climb a few steps down in to the submarine. It's not good for those with mobility issues or for people who do not like enclosed spaces. The ride is fun and good for all ages. It has Mr Ray and Dory, just vibrant for the most part. There is only one park when they are in the darkest part of the ocean and see an angler fish. After you are die. With the ride there are other rides like autopia, the Disneyland railroad , and the monorail. There are restrooms close as well.

    Look at this gorgeous view of the ride!
    Rachelle P.

    "Swish your tail And dive on in And trust...That...if...you Just keep swimming, Just keep swimming. Life isn't all that grim!"~Dory This was a fun experience for both of our daughters, lol our 9 month old was so excited that she tried standing up in the window! I love the movie, so it was fun just hearing Crush narrating the ride and seeing characters like Dory! It can get dark which can scare youngsters, but it's necessary to see everything. I would recommend this underwater sea adventure next time you're in Tomorrowland, wait time wasn't long and we'd return! Not to mention the view of the ride even before entering is gorgeous! And it's for all ages! SYOY! :-)

    Monique W.

    I haven't had a chance to ride the Finding Nemo Submarine Voyage in years. This ride was recently refurbished. The lagoon was drained, and the attraction had fresh new paint, new coral, and seaweed. I think there looked to be an upgrade on the special effects and lighting, too! My husband and I were visiting Disneyland for the Halloween Half Marathon. We had a chance to ride the Finding Nemo Submarine Voyage ride. The wait time was less than 15 minutes, and it was the first time that my husband ever rode the Nemo ride! Finding Nemo Submarine Voyage doesn't have a lightning lane option either. The wait can get relatively hot, especially during the summer. This ride is for any height. It's slow, dark, and is considered a water ride. The attraction is located in Tomorrowland at Disneyland Park. When boarding the Finding Nemo Submarine Voyage, be careful! The steps are really small! You can also hit your head going down or coming out of the submarine. The seating is relatively small. If you're claustrophobic, I highly recommend not riding this ride. The ride is really small, and it can get hot pretty quickly in the submarine! You'll get to see a slightly different view depending on which side of the submarine you sit at! You'll see Dory, Marlin, Bruce the Shark, Nemo, Bubbles, and so much more on the submarine voyage! You may even see some scuba divers and artifacts of an ancient civilization! The ride is about 14 minutes long. It was great to experience this ride at least one time.

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    Travis T.

    This has always been one of those rides at Disneyland that I only go on if there is no line. Even when they renovated it with the "Finding Nemo" theme, I felt they could have done more with it. I do love the Nemo movies, but you are basically watching highlights of the movie through a porthole. Going through the waterfall is probably the most exciting part. Submarine Voyage opened not too long after Disneyland opened back in the 1950's. It is located in the Tomorrowland area. I like when you walk up to the ride and hear the seagulls say "Mine, Mine, Mine". You might want to avoid this ride if you are claustrophobic or don't like sitting right next to strangers. Seating is a little tight in these submarines.

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    Deanne R.

    It's been easily at least 10 yrs since I ridden this ride. I am definitely not claustrophobic but if you are,..... this ride may not be you. Ever since Covid I do not like being way too close to others. I just didn't enjoy this ride..... and being in a tight close area for approximately 14 min. My son wanted to ride today and that's the reason we did. Hopefully we won't in the future, this was my personal experience.

    Diele K.

    From looking at this attraction from afar, it looks beautiful and would be fun! Looks are deceiving! As an adult, it is hard to board and deboard into the submarine. Especially if plus sized. Additionally, you are crammed in there and you go around for awhile. Somehow I get convinced to try it every couple of years, and show that person why I detest this attraction. If you are an adult without kids, do yourself a favor and skip this ride.

    Elyse F.

    Finding Nemo Submarines is not one of my favorite rides. We would have skipped it if my youngest hadn't seen the ride. One look, and he was super excited about the ability to ride in a submarine. His excitement coupled with a 15 min. wait means we rode the ride. Ride transitions from fake sea creatures to projections of Nemo and friends. It is the idea that riders stumbled upon Nemo and his friend, and that new technology gives us the ability to hear what they are saying. After the ride, I asked him if he liked it. He is old enough to know that the projections of characters are fake, but did think the corals were real. One of my older children commented that it was hard to see the scenes through all the bubbles. Really young children will get the most from this ride. It is very tight inside the submarines. Know that you will possibly be sitting shoulder to shoulder with the person next to you.

    View of Matterhorn
    Arlene M.

    This updated version of 20,000 leagues under the sea is really not much better than its original story. Instead of Captain Nemo, now you are on a journey with Nemo the fish. You still get into a submarine that appears to be descending underneath the water. You pass my a Mickey snorkling and see a coral reef. From there you enter a dark cave where you encounter Nemo in search of an active volcano. Along the way you meet some of Nemo's friends including Dory and Bruce. There really isn't any plot line to it. You sit in a tight submerged submarine from the start and you end up at the same place where you have started once you make your ascent from the cave. Personally I miss the giant squid from the former movie. Do be careful when getting in or out of the sub. It is a winding staircase and you need to hold on. On a positive note the subs look nice from the outside and you can get good pictures of the Matterhorn from the boarding area. Interesting enough the Magic Kingdom did away with the submarine ride years ago in order to set up Be our Guest restaurant, Gaston's tavern, the 7 dwarfs mine train, and the journey of the little Mermaid. This ride is a piece of Disney history but I'm not a fan of this attraction. Located in Tomorrowland in Disneyland.

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