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Review: Finding Nemo Submarine Voyage in Disneyland

In January of 2013 we took our first ever (and only, at this point) trip to Disneyland. The weather was cold and wet but we enjoyed ourselves anyway! On one of the rare sunny days we decided to continue the wet theme by taking an undersea voyage on a classic attraction:

Not the big red thing, the smaller yellow thing below it

Finding Nemo Submarine Voyage is a reworking of the old North Pole Expedition (20,000 Leagues Under the Sea Voyage in WDW) and one of my favorite attractions. John Lasseter oversaw the bringing back of this great ride and Disney pumped millions into making it perfect.

Our voyage would be aboard the Neptune

I wonder what happens if you press the BIG red button?

     Boarding is slow, yielding long wait times, but worth it!

And away we go around the Lagoon

Submerging to find the beauty below

When this attraction was coming out of a refurbishment, some sites claimed, or hypothesized, that Disney was going to close this attraction because it was to expensive, with long wait times. I never believed this to be a real possibility due to the sheer amount of money that was pumped into it. So far, I seem to be right as it is still sailing as of this date!

I’m glad it’s still here and prettier than ever!

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Written by:
Mike Ellis
Published on:
September 22, 2014

Categories: My Dreams of DisneyTags: Attractions, Disneyland, Finding Nemo, Finding Nemo Submarine Voyage, Photography, Refurbishments, reviews, Submarines

About Mike Ellis

Mike has been a Disney fan since his first trip to the Magic Kingdom in 1979 when he was 11 years old. Since that first trip, he has seen parks open, lands close, and attractions come and go, but one thing remains the same, his love for Disney is as strong as ever.

His Disney adventures caused him to start My Dreams of Disney because he wanted to document for his family and friends all of the special Disney Memories he has enjoyed with his family, and since that first post in 2010, Mike's hobby has become his passion!

Now a Travel Consultant with Pixie Vacations for over nine years, Mike has helped many of his readers plan and have incredible Disney vacations of their own. Check us out on Facebook and Twitter. Also, connect with us on our Pixie Vacations by Mike Ellis Facebook page to submit a quote request or learn more about all of your possible vacation destinations!

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  1. Mom

    September 22, 2014 at 10:48 pm

    So bummed this ride is gone at Disney World in Florida :(

    • disneynouns

      September 23, 2014 at 9:28 am

      Me too! At least I still have the memories from my childhood when I visited with my family in 71 and 72. Rode it both times! Unfortunately, it will never return to WDW :(

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  1. Portholes of Disneyland | Disney Nouns says:
    July 23, 2016 at 7:00 am

    […] But hey, if you’re ever at Disneyland in California and have an hour or so to spare, check out the Finding Nemo Submarine Voyage and see if you can find Nemo for yourself. If you’d like to get an idea of how that might go, check out one of our voyages by reading the post entitled Our Voyage to Find Nemo in Disneyland. […]

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