After traveling and experiencing all the Disneys in the world, Japan's DisneySea is my most favorite. The people are wonderful and the park is outstanding, I can't wait to return and enjoy the new adventures that have been added to DisneySea.
The attention to detail and immersive theming truly make it a Disney Imagineering masterpiece. Thanks for capturing the experience in stunning 4K 60FPS - it feels like we're right there on the ride!
@@wtnb_444 Technically, no, it's not a roller coaster--the cars are powered the whole way, like the jeeps on Indiana Jones but without the additional motion bed. But the drop at the end is very roller-coaster-like. It reminds me of the backwards drop on Expedition Everest, but forwards.
One of the best videos of this ride i've seen because it shows so much of the queue and the area outside the attraction that is all part of the ride's story. While Rise of the Resistance has the most elaborate queue and pre-show sequence of any ride out there now, the queue for this ride might still be my favorite, and the show building is unmatched. I'm biased but I really do think this is by far the best attraction Disney has ever created.
This ride is wonderful and unique. I love the theming, the line, the whole experience. Can't wait to ride it again with my kids who were too small last time we visited the park.
The fact that the depth and pressure gauges in the Terravator actually move instead of being stationary really shows how much detail was put into this ride!
@@adamhandley9482yes! it's such an awesome detail and taken even further in the ride vehicles for this land's other attraction, 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea
Now I know what I missed. In around 2009, my wife and I were visiting our daughter who was going to college in Tokyo at the time. She took us to Disney Sea and we got on this ride. We got on the elevator to the little tram cars, went through the line, got on the car and the lights went out and the red emergency lights came with an announcement in Japanese and English that there had been a power failure and we were to exit the ride. I wasn't sure it this was part of the ride and my daughter said it's for real so we were taken to a large set of stairs, which we had to walk down to exit the ride. The elevator was set up to make you think that you were going down instead of up. Glad I finally saw it!
I feel very lucky to have gotten to ride this during my all too brief visit to Japan. Didn't manage to get on 20,000 Leagues but this was an amazing ride. The attention to detail is what really does it, down to the lava engulfing the water fountains in the queue. Really top notch.
Literally rode this ride 2 times in the same day JUST because i loved how immersive it was, sure the queue to the ride kind of makes my heart beat a bit unsteady but its still a great ride overall!
Not only one of the best dark rides I have ever done but one of the best rides I have ever done period!🤩😁😁😁 The imagers and the Oriental land company did a fantastic job with this thing😊
I am the voice of the Twilight Zone Tower of Terror and I watch lots of these videos and I just cannot get over how damn neat this ride looks. I especially love cave rides and I feel I need to get to Japan.
I also watch these videos and am a super fan of Disney theme parks and had to do a double take seeing this comment lol. Love your work in the ToT!!!!!!
I rode Tower of Terror at Disneyland in California. Worst ride ever. I still cant believe how terrifying it was. I also can’t believe how many people love it.
Awesome ride. Most dark rides just don't make use of the vertical plane enough. Or at all. I guess Spiderman/Transformers and what not try to simulate a drop at the end, but I mean they're not like Fire in the Hole or something. That has a little drop here. Or climbing a hill here etc. For obvious reasons. But it's pretty cool how towards the end the ride goes into Test Track style and does make use of up and down movement. There's a literal drop in there that looks pretty solid. It even makes use of banking. Good stuff. It does that little bit more.
It is, sort of. This is supposed to be a side project of Captain Nemo as depicted in Disney's film of "20,000 Leagues Under the Sea" (unlike the Jules Verne novel "Journey to the Center of the Earth", in which Nemo does not appear--this ride really has little to do with the novel).
I would love to know what them green squiggly things are at the beginning of the ride … this has to be my top ride , the theme is spot on , the attention to detail is outstanding.
That's only partially true. Disney doesn't own or operate Tokyo Disneyland. They just license their IP and ride systems. Disney definitely doesn't put as much effort and attention into their parks these days though.
It's the benefit of having another company owning and operating the parks on Disney's behalf (Oriental Land Company). The big reason Disney goes so hardcore with the Tokyo parks is because they're not the ones on the line for the bill; Not only is OLC responsible for the costs of new additions, they've been far more willing to give Disney almost bottomless budgets to work with. Essentially, another company pays Disney for their creative work, and they tend to let Imagineering have a lot more creative control over projects. This combo is why the Tokyo parks consistently feature some of Disney's best work, despite not being owned by Disney.
Tokyo Disneyland and DisneySea are owned, operated, and maintained by the Oriental Land Company, not Disney themselves. They're the only Disney parks in the world Disney doesn't directly own; so Disney is more willing to greenlight more expensive creative projects over there, because the OLC foots the bill, and Disney profits from their brand being used. In exchange, OLC gets the best creative output from Disney Imagineering (because they're willing to pay for it), and they maintain the quality of their rides better than any other theme park, which is how they ended up with the greatest Disney parks in the world.
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センター好きだけど絶叫系苦手だから動画見て満足してる。画質最高すぎ
このテラベーター乗って、乗り場まで行くとガラッと風景が変わるのは実に見事だと思う…
正直、最初フロア移動してたとは思えんかったし。
伊達に世界で1番リピーターの多い、Disney parkじゃねぇわ…
最終盤、前を走ってる地底走行車が見えなくなるのがなんかいい(語彙力)
After traveling and experiencing all the Disneys in the world, Japan's DisneySea is my most favorite. The people are wonderful and the park is outstanding, I can't wait to return and enjoy the new adventures that have been added to DisneySea.
Thank you.
日本人としてとても嬉しいです😊
自分の事のように嬉しいです
センターのエレベーターまじで好き
音くそうるさくね？
@ それがいいんだよおー！！
The attention to detail and immersive theming truly make it a Disney Imagineering masterpiece. Thanks for capturing the experience in stunning 4K 60FPS - it feels like we're right there on the ride!
テラベーターのとこ踏切みたいな音好き、あぁ行きたくなってキタァ
なんやこの高画質....
エレベーターの異様な空気と大人しかったライドが突然急にスピード上げて落下するのはめっちゃ凄い
センターの一番の魅力は世界でディズニーシーにしかないこと。日本のアトラクションはほとんどが海外からの輸入だけどセンターに乗るには外国人もシーに来るしかない。外観、体験含め全てがパーフェクトな唯一無二の世界に誇れるアトラクション
この急上昇してる時のワクワクとスピード感がたまらなく好きだわ。夜乗ってればその後の一瞬見える夜景は最高だしな。
なんだこの動画
他と画質が違いすぎて、ほぼ肉眼と変わらないクオリティで凄い
この最後のモーター唸らせながら急加速、急上昇していくの好き❤️
7:21 実際に乗った時、ここで視覚以外の全部の感覚を掻っ攫われるような感じが堪らんのよねぇ〜
上りでスピード上げるジェットコースターって珍しい気がするからさらに上がる！！！
ジェットコースターじゃないんですよね
@@wtnb_444 Technically, no, it's not a roller coaster--the cars are powered the whole way, like the jeeps on Indiana Jones but without the additional motion bed. But the drop at the end is very roller-coaster-like. It reminds me of the backwards drop on Expedition Everest, but forwards.
One of the best videos of this ride i've seen because it shows so much of the queue and the area outside the attraction that is all part of the ride's story. While Rise of the Resistance has the most elaborate queue and pre-show sequence of any ride out there now, the queue for this ride might still be my favorite, and the show building is unmatched. I'm biased but I really do think this is by far the best attraction Disney has ever created.
Though video fails to show full shot of the vehicle and loading into vehicle. Amazed creator missed this. 😢
That looked really good. All the animatronics were in perfect shape and that last one was very convincing and terrifying! Thanks for uploading this
Such a great ride. Truly blows away most of what Disney passes as entertainment these days.
Absolutely. So sad
The talent that made this have long since left the company
Cope
@@cosmos_crimsonstone No. I refuse to sit back and accept mediocrity which apparently you excel at.
I was just at Disneyland and it's still amazing I love going the starwars world is amazing
こんな高画質で撮ってくれるのはありがたい
This ride is wonderful and unique. I love the theming, the line, the whole experience. Can't wait to ride it again with my kids who were too small last time we visited the park.
This has got to be my favorite ride at Tokyo DisneySea!!
Of course.
DisneySea is my absolute favorite Disney park. I haven’t been in five years but i cannot wait for my next visit!
One of the best rides at tdr. So well done with every detail ❤
The fact that the depth and pressure gauges in the Terravator actually move instead of being stationary really shows how much detail was put into this ride!
@@adamhandley9482yes! it's such an awesome detail and taken even further in the ride vehicles for this land's other attraction, 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea
One of the best Disney attractions around the world, period.
Now I know what I missed. In around 2009, my wife and I were visiting our daughter who was going to college in Tokyo at the time. She took us to Disney Sea and we got on this ride. We got on the elevator to the little tram cars, went through the line, got on the car and the lights went out and the red emergency lights came with an announcement in Japanese and English that there had been a power failure and we were to exit the ride. I wasn't sure it this was part of the ride and my daughter said it's for real so we were taken to a large set of stairs, which we had to walk down to exit the ride. The elevator was set up to make you think that you were going down instead of up. Glad I finally saw it!
前に走ってる地底走行車が見える度にちょっとほっとするw
めちゃくちゃわかります笑笑
でも、最後の加速の時に見えると絶望ものだよね
gotta love the aesthetic
My single biggest impression watching this video was, "Wow. Beautiful color palettes!"
突然加速してヒューーンって落ちるのがめっちゃ好きw
Wow I’m shocked at how good this ride looks…I just wish it was a little longer
Fun ride! I love how it picks up speed once it sees the monster
Dudee this gives me so much nostalgia!! I was brought to this park a few times as a kid and I was so lucky to be! The best Disney park imo
Wow…looks like an amazing ride!
6:36初めて乗った時ここが1番ビビったw
ディズニー行きたいなぁ...
I feel very lucky to have gotten to ride this during my all too brief visit to Japan. Didn't manage to get on 20,000 Leagues but this was an amazing ride. The attention to detail is what really does it, down to the lava engulfing the water fountains in the queue. Really top notch.
Absolutely fantastic - wow!
Literally rode this ride 2 times in the same day JUST because i loved how immersive it was, sure the queue to the ride kind of makes my heart beat a bit unsteady but its still a great ride overall!
omg i queued 4 hours for it.
I loved Disney Sea!
Literally the best ride ever but it's so short
WOW! Disneyland in Anaheim needs this so bad.
Is area still in bad section?
The actual ride is kind of short but it has the best theming I've ever seen.
My favorite at Disney Sea!!!
The lava bubbling in the scene before the explosion
このアトラクションに乗ってお母さんがイヤリングを落としたのはいい思い出だ()
それでどうなったの？気になる笑
Honestly reminds me of the same style of track as Radiator Springs Racers. Hopefully someday I can ride this!
It is the same “slot car” track technology as Test Track and Radiator Springs Racers, yes. It has real hang time out of the volcano though.
Very cool ride ! Thanks to share it :D
Not only one of the best dark rides I have ever done but one of the best rides I have ever done period!🤩😁😁😁
The imagers and the Oriental land company did a fantastic job with this thing😊
literally JUST went on this ride. SO MUCH FUN. wish it went on for longer though
I am the voice of the Twilight Zone Tower of Terror and I watch lots of these videos and I just cannot get over how damn neat this ride looks. I especially love cave rides and I feel I need to get to Japan.
I also watch these videos and am a super fan of Disney theme parks and had to do a double take seeing this comment lol. Love your work in the ToT!!!!!!
@@every_1ne Well thank you!
rode tower of terror for the first time last month
I rode Tower of Terror at Disneyland in California. Worst ride ever. I still cant believe how terrifying it was. I also can’t believe how many people love it.
@@ShanaMangatalSee,They Love It For The Thrill Not The Scares
Looks like you walk to the center of the earth!
O M G....yeah...looking into flights and schedules now. This is AMAZING...I have to see this!!
If I ever go to Japan and go to Disney World Tokyo, I’m definitely doing this ride.
Tokyo don’t call Disney world ,call Tokyo Disney resort
And have two park Disney land and Disney sea
This isn't at Tokyo Disney World.
Sorry my English is so bad
Two park”s”
モーター音好き
今日乗ってきましたw
これで絶叫系すきになったわw
I remember riding this when I was a kid so well!!
Nice attraction for Tokyo Disney Sea.
WOW. I’d love to go on it!
Классный аттракцион, красивый, насыщенный, увлекательный, браво, хочу посетить.
Wow. This ride looks fun.
Really cool video! ❤ thanks!
Awesome ride. Most dark rides just don't make use of the vertical plane enough. Or at all. I guess Spiderman/Transformers and what not try to simulate a drop at the end, but I mean they're not like Fire in the Hole or something. That has a little drop here. Or climbing a hill here etc. For obvious reasons. But it's pretty cool how towards the end the ride goes into Test Track style and does make use of up and down movement. There's a literal drop in there that looks pretty solid. It even makes use of banking. Good stuff. It does that little bit more.
Of the rides that use the Test Track technology, this is the only one that has a significant drop.
A awesome ride
the lava monster has quite a lot of similarities to the alien from the old alien encounter attraction at WDW
Wow this is amazing
はーーーまじ行きたくなってきたディズニー発作でそう
Thank you Jules Verne for your amazing stories
That was terrifying!
This would be a phenomenal addition to Adventureland in WDW’s Magic Kingdom!
I believe you've just saved me ... 2 hours of waiting time.. 😆
最近も行ったけど、エレベーター乗る時のキャストさんの動きが独特すぎてめっちゃ笑った
What a ride bro superb
肉眼で見るより綺麗かもしれない！
It's like Disneyland's old Rocket Rods ride (People Mover replacement) but in a mountain.
One of the best rides ever…made even better by the fact it is not tied to any Disney IP
I expect this.
It is, sort of. This is supposed to be a side project of Captain Nemo as depicted in Disney's film of "20,000 Leagues Under the Sea" (unlike the Jules Verne novel "Journey to the Center of the Earth", in which Nemo does not appear--this ride really has little to do with the novel).
6:36の雷で毎回心臓止まる
わかる。この前反射的に思いっきり首すくねちゃって筋痛めた
Omg that ride is awesome
5:58
火山活動発生！火山活動発生！！
Emergency Volcanic activity!
Emergency Volcanic activity!
Incredibly realistic ... the queue line was 2/3 of the total video!
留学生としてすぐ行きたい～
Great video, may I ask what camera you used? The footage came out amazing for a low light ride.
They still get it in Japan when it comes to Disney magic. This is why splash mountain is not going away over there.
excellent video
Had to subscribe love your channel. Joe from Niagara falls NY 😊
That ride gives me the creeps!
This ride was so much fun! Kinda gives me vibes of Revenge of the Mummy
Very impressive! Meanwhile the park that started it all is downgrading their most popular ride with just 1/3 of the animatronics.
Kept waiting for Snow White and the seven dwarfs to appear!
地球の核まで行って怪獣出てきて振り落とされそうになるんだから、ウルトラマンにでも変身する力授けられたくなる
une belle vidéo❤❤❤💯🐨🐼🦥🌻🌻🌻🏵
I would love to know what them green squiggly things are at the beginning of the ride … this has to be my top ride , the theme is spot on , the attention to detail is outstanding.
Are you talking about the wavy thing at 5 minutes and 23 seconds? These are individual small glowing insects
Wish we had this at the American parks.
The thunder got me the first time I rode it 😂
I will go there tmr, so i watched many vids about the games before i play 😂 i'm scared 😅
Woah! A new video of JTTCOTE from LMG Vids!
That is one long Que.. I though you were walking to the center of the Earth... LOL
how long was the line of the regular pass? how many minutes?
あー懐かしいなぁ～
インディー・ジョーンズだったような気もしてたんだけどセンター・オブ・ジ・アースだったか。
まさかジェットコースターみたいになるとは思ってなくてクライマックスでスピード上がり始めたとき「オイオイまさか…😥」と思ったけどその直後無事昇天したいい思い出が😂😇
子供が生まれたらまた行くかなぁ。
We need this in the US sooner rather than later
また日本来てね🇯🇵
They should build something like this in Disneyland Paris in Discoveryland. Would fit perfectly with the original themeing they gave the place.
People have their heads buried in their iphones even when they are going through a very entertaining queue. Amazing.
And once again we realize that Disney cares more about Disney Japan than they do about any of their theme parks in the United States.
That's only partially true. Disney doesn't own or operate Tokyo Disneyland. They just license their IP and ride systems. Disney definitely doesn't put as much effort and attention into their parks these days though.
It's the benefit of having another company owning and operating the parks on Disney's behalf (Oriental Land Company). The big reason Disney goes so hardcore with the Tokyo parks is because they're not the ones on the line for the bill; Not only is OLC responsible for the costs of new additions, they've been far more willing to give Disney almost bottomless budgets to work with.
Essentially, another company pays Disney for their creative work, and they tend to let Imagineering have a lot more creative control over projects. This combo is why the Tokyo parks consistently feature some of Disney's best work, despite not being owned by Disney.
OSHA they Don;t have it there
Tokyo Disneyland and DisneySea are owned, operated, and maintained by the Oriental Land Company, not Disney themselves. They're the only Disney parks in the world Disney doesn't directly own; so Disney is more willing to greenlight more expensive creative projects over there, because the OLC foots the bill, and Disney profits from their brand being used. In exchange, OLC gets the best creative output from Disney Imagineering (because they're willing to pay for it), and they maintain the quality of their rides better than any other theme park, which is how they ended up with the greatest Disney parks in the world.