Discover Finding Nemo Submarine Voyage
Our tips:
- A different view from every seat
- Watch from dry land
- Listen carefully
Finding Nemo Submarine Voyage
Finding Nemo Submarine Voyage is a gentle underwater journey in Tomorrowland, based on the Disney and Pixar film Finding Nemo. You climb aboard a yellow submarine to search for a missing clownfish.
The concept
The submarines belong to the N.E.M.O. Institute for marine research. The original Submarine Voyage opened on 14 June 1959. That ride was loosely inspired by the voyage of the USS Nautilus, the first nuclear submarine, to the North Pole in 1958. After 39 years, it sailed for the last time on 7 September 1998. Today's attraction still uses the same lagoon and submarines.
The Experience
Through the portholes you'll see divers and the remains of an ancient civilisation on the seabed. Then some familiar fish swim by: Nemo and his little turtle friend Squirt, with Marlin and Dory close behind. You'll also spot Bruce the shark, Mr. Ray, Gill, Crush and others from the film. Will Marlin and Dory find Nemo? Just keep swimming!
Discover Finding Nemo Submarine Voyage
A different view from every seat
Depending on where you sit, you'll see something slightly different. Sometimes you'll see Nemo when others don't, but everyone sees and hears him along the way.
Watch from dry land
Can't manage the narrow stairs down into the submarine? Then head to the Observation Outpost at the end of the dock, where you can watch the voyage as a live video.
Listen carefully
Thanks to special "sonar hydrophones", you can hear what the fish are saying to each other.
Visitor information
There is no minimum height. Children under 7 must be accompanied by someone aged 14 or over. You must be able to go down the narrow stairs yourself or be helped by someone in your party. If that isn't possible, you can follow the voyage via live video in the Observation Outpost. There is no Lightning Lane for this attraction: everyone uses the standard queue.
History under water
Finding Nemo Submarine Voyage combines a much-loved film with the submarines of a 1959 classic. A gentle ride for the whole family.
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