Finding Nemo Submarine Voyage

As a member of the sub crew, guests embark on an expedition to observe an active undersea volcano. But soon after departure, they will be delighted to discover their favorite fish friends getting into the swim of things right alongside their submarine!  Nemo and his friends are able to go along for the ride thanks to an amazing new projection technology developed exclusively by Walt Disney Imagineering that allows them to appear exactly as they do in the film “Finding Nemo” but now in a three-dimensional underwater setting.

With the use of the subs’ vintage "sonar hydrophones," Guests will hear the fish talk with the same personalities and humor established in the film. Guests will get to eavesdrop on the exploits of Dory (Blue Tang fish), Marlin (Clown fish), Crush (Turtle), Bruce (Great White Shark) and the members of the “tank gang,” and most importantly, take part in an ever changing adventure of trying to “find” Nemo throughout the voyage.

Along the way guests catch glimpses of Nemo in a variety of colorful undersea environments while joining Crush, Dory, Bruce and Marlin in the undersea search.  There will be several moments when Guests aboard their submarine will be able to see Nemo while the other characters won’t!  After surviving a sub-shaking volcanic eruption, the subs dive alongside a breathtakingly beautiful coral reef where Marlin, Nemo and all their friends gather to celebrate finding Nemo at last!

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About this Attraction Location: Tomorrowland Type: Submarine ride Duration: 15 minutes Ride Capacity: Eight submarines, each holding 45 guests (40 seats with five sitting on laps). Fastpass: No Best time to visit: Early morning or later in the day. Tips & Fun Facts The steps down into the submarine are very steep. Opened June 11, 2007. The original Disneyland® Park Submarine Voyage debuted in 1959, along with the Matterhorn Bobsleds and Disneyland® Monorail. It was one of the first "E-Ticket" attractions. It closed on September 9, 1998. The submarines do not actually submerge; they are boats in which the passenger seating cabin is below the water level. The submarine names are: 107 Nautilus 207 Scout 307 Voyager 407 Mariner 507 Seafarer 607 Explorer 707 Neptune 807 Argonaut Additional Information Guests must walk by themselves or be assisted by members of their party to experience this attraction. Wheelchair Access: Enter through the standard queue. An alternate version of the the Marine Observation Outpost, or "MOO" for short, has been provided for guests with physical disabilities who cannot navigate the submarine spiral staircases or who are claustrophobic. The observation outpost allows guests to experience the entire ride in high definition on a plasma screen. Not suitable for those who are claustrophobic. Reviews & Ratings

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