went in 1973..... best ride ever for a kid,....went with my kids in 1998.....major heart break...cant believe they wouldn't fix it.....like they don't have the money...
This ride was a work of art. So sad that it was left to rot underwater for years before being destroyed and discarded like trash. Such disgraceful mistreatment of such a beautiful ride. Tragic...
This ride was so unique and was so different from usual corporate cookie cutter rides. I love the creepy music and dramatic narration that adds to the story! Shame we won’t see anything like this again..
Don't worry when I grow up i will put up something and replaced Frontier land call time land there will be spy kids oss super guppy voyage and I think I will open 200 0000 leagus under the sea voyage in disneyland California
Best quality shots of the mermaids. Thank you. It takes me back to my childhood at Disneyland. 20K Leagues Under the Sea is still one of my all-time favorite live-action Disney movies.
What a tremendous ride this was... themed so perfectly with all the kinetic drama missing from modern 3D rides. A moving, underwater sensory experience.
+Armyless1 Exactly. So much more kinetic and imaginary than shooting lasers at targets while spinning in circles under fluorescent lights. Giant fish, squid, mermaids and real bubbles. Lol. Steampunk design before it was cool.
i loved this ride. i wished my daughters had the chance to experience it. they got this ride in tokyo but its not the same submarine or does it go under water. i just wished that disney would stop taking the classic rides out of their parks anf just expand and add not take away. damn!
QUEEN BEE i agree! i cant believe that they really changed the tower of terror and space mountain too! i get they’re trying to attract the new generations but it would be nice if they could keep the amazing legacy going on for years to come.
4 years old in '81 when first rode this ride...I thought it was all real. Scared the crap out of me at the end. At least I was able to ride it again years later as a teenager. Very sad it's gone now.
It's a shame really. Now with fast pass and fast pass+ ( not sure what the difference between the two are) a guest could get a time to ride and then not have a three hour wait time. It's Florida so I can't believe that this ride was impossible to operate. It never freezes over and the water is very temperate. They have glass bottom boat tours in Silver Springs. 20,000 Leagues was just a fancy version of a glass bottom boat ride as it was always on the surface and people walked down a few steps and sat down. It was Disney Magic at its best.
This ride was a Masterpiece of craftsmanship and awe of a ride that is sad that my daughter will never experience like I did as a child. Loved the atmospheric music and narrative!
1) pause this video at 00:00 and mute it 2) open youtube on another tab and find the 1 hour version of 'Welcome to Kitty City' 3) play the audio over this video and it gives it a completely different vibe ;)
Was one of the best rides ever. A Walt Disney creation destroyed by the New Corporate Disney. That's why you now have to "Remember The Magic". River Country suffered the same fate.
+NCGraceCharms No, until the Day it closed it was a very popular attraction. As a matter of fact the resort television channel urged guests to arrive at River Country early because that attraction "filled up fast" Disney even lied when they closed River Country. The signs they placed at the Attraction plainly stated that it was closed "for refurbishment".
+456swagger It didn't close because of "New Corporate Disney," it closed because the equipment was built in the 70s and was starting to fall apart 20 years later. They had to drain the entire attraction several times a year to clean it and even then, it was very expensive and difficult to maintain.
+Zarggg Wrong Zargg.It wasn't falling apart. That was the lie told to the WD execs to try to close down the ride. They even poured a 5 gallon bucket of water into the sub that was being inspected to make the ride appear to be leaky and unsafe.. What about the similar attraction in Disney Land? Mum, I guess your opinion just doesn't hold water. Oh well "Remember the magic"!
This video was spectacular. I loved everything about it. The effects, the narration, punctuated by the organ in the background. The awe-inspiring Jules Verne attraction really captures the imagination. Wish I went on this as a kid before it closed. I'm a huge fan of oldschool practical effects so I'm biased, but they're more believable to me vs screens and 3D glasses.
I was 6 or 7 when I went on this ride. I barely remember it, but I do remember some scenes. I saw the movie and remember thinking “I know what happened to the nautilus and wondered if they raised the wreck for this ride” lol
it's such a vague memory for me - we moved to Orlando in 1988 when I was three years old, so I definitely rode it a few times, but I remember in its last days, it was CONSTANTLY closed for technical difficulties, then one day it was gone :(
Almost seems like an underwater version of the Haunted Mansion (which is great)! I can’t believe WDW never brought it back, considering Disneyland has a submarine ride and even LEGOland has a submarine type ride.
I'll be going back down to Disney in a few years, and this ride will not be there :'( As a kid, we drove down to FL from PA to visit my mom's family. We went about every year and I loved riding 20,000 Leagues. It's a shame it's gone. At least I got to ride it as a kid and can actually say I've been on the ride. Kids today will never know what it was like in person... Sad, very sad. Classic rides... GONE!! (i.e. Snow White). You wold think with ALL that land in FL, they could have saved these classic rides!!
You just took me back almost 40 years in time. I had vague memories of an octopus around a vessel, and remember I loved it. Now I know why :) Simple, timeless!
I rode this when I was very young. I barely remember it except for bits and pieces. This video is like a literal blast to my memory. It still makes me sad that this ride is gone. It was incredible. Sigh, sadness.
I stood in line for 2 hours and 10 minutes for this on Thursday of WDW's Opening Week --- and the ride more than made up for the time spent in line! I was an enthralled 8-year-old boy. 😊
Thanks for uploading this! I never got to ride this as a kid because the line was always too long. Awesome to finally see what it was like. Great ride!
Corporate greed. This ride took extensive maintenance and expensive upkeep. The new simulation 3D rides require almost no attention and extremely low maintenance. It's really sad.
That and it took absolutely forever to get on it because of its relatively low capacity. I remember loving this ride as a kid, but so did everyone else. You'd have to stand in line for two hours or more to ride it.
Well you all do realize there's plenty of sea outside there that needs more attention than these rides.Certainly Walt made this ride, so we can have more care abouy preserving those sea creatures and its beauty.
Disneyland, the Anaheim park, had 20,000 Leagues in the early 1960s, which was the only time we ever got down to LA for a visit. At this point in my life, I don't recall much about it specifically except for the "bubbles," Atlantis, and the cross-eyed sea serpent. Most of the original park was still in place.
Finally got to check it out as it, spiked my curiosity 25 years ago when I was 5; dont think I ever rode it but Mom said it was a good ride(broken down)
My buddy worked at Epcot and we went to MK and rode it in 1993 or maybe 1994.. anywho the sub started taking on water and the only thing they could do is keep moving forward. When we finally got to dock, water was over my ankles. Also rode as a kid the 70s.. anyone remember "E as in Elephant" operator yelling over and over.. good times
I was three when I went on this ride. And back then, in 1984 it had a giant squid with a diver in its tentacle. I'll never forget it. I can't find that part anywhere in these videos. This ride made me petrified of the ocean. I still don't like the ocean.
I was there in November for ,thanksgiving holiday, I rode it ,along with hall of presidents,in 1971 , I still got some of the tickets from the Disney World visit.🦅🗽🇺🇸👍🤚🖐🏁🇦🇺🇸🇪🇺🇸
This looks like it was phenomenal for its time, and I'd like to see a modern rendition of it, but DAMN this did not age well! I always thought the static animatronics and corny background music were exaggerations from parody, but good lord... could you imagine being dragged along for 10 minutes of submerged plastic after visiting a modern aquarium?
Did the ride just claim Turtles are the Dinosaurs Decendants? Nice little Ride, but I feel its a bit outdated. I see hobby Artists making much more detailed Work. And maybe I sleept on some Parts, but no Gigantic Squid grande Finale? Feels like a missed oppurtunity. Sounds a bit like im ripping it a new one, but Ride is fine, honestly.
They closed it down years ago to the rides leaking in the lake. They had to keep paying debts to keep it operational. They closed in the middle of the 90's and paved over it to expand Fantasy Land. For more information on the fate of this ride, please visit the Disney Wikipedia, and make sure to include ride in the search.
+Silver Arrow Leaking? Debts? Huh? The ride closed because of park attendance. It has grown exponentially since this ride was built. It no longer had the capacity to keep up with the crowds, so it got the ax. Simple mathematics. Disney completely owns the parks and surrounding land. By owns, I means OWNS. It is incorporated by charter through the FL State Legislature as the Reedy Creek Redevelopment District. They basically make their own rules, and any "debts" would be paid to themselves. The State Legislature has no intention of harassing its golden mouse. The State would go bankrupt without them LOL
+Downlink I think he means that Disney wouldn't be paying someone else to keep it operational. Which isn't true, because somebody has to be paid to make the repairs and buy parts, even if Disney used their own people. Don't know where the part about land ownership came though.
There is a water and waste treatment plant on-site. Any leak would leak right back into their own system. That's the point. The employees are already there and on staff. Engineering handles day to day ride maintenance. What operational cost?
John Jones Still the ride would eventually start showing its age and would need more and more repairs. How much time, energy and money should Disney put into repairing a really old (though popular) ride? Any large amount of water needs to be filtered and cleaned $$$. That means lots of old pipes and filters that would occasionally need to be repaired and sometimes replaced $$$. Plus lighting for the scenes $$$ Plus the electricity needed to move the animatronics (even if they're pneumatics) $$$ And all of that only gets worse with age. So they gutted this ride and replaced with something that didn't need water and was cheaper all around.
Did anyone else ever see the dead Woody Woodpecker on this ride? I rode this ride once in the 80s and to this day I swear I remember clear as day there was a submerged Woody Woodpecker with Xs on his eyes, hands tied behind his back and block of cement on his feet. I knew it was a joke on their cartoon competitors. I've search and searched and never found anything on this. I figured they pulled it quick being as morbid as it was but was definitely a trip seeing. I know I'm not cracking up. Somebody else had to have seen this. Please respond if so. I can finally feel sane again.
@@user-jj7uc9gg7b Expensive and difficult to maintain, yes. That was the issue. But it was not "out of date." As someone who saw it during its final year, I can attest it was still really captivating.
This ride was, according to Michael Eisner, considered too expensive and laborious to operate, and the lagoon leaked badly due to Florida’s strong sunny weather cracking it. For the sake of cutting costs and maximizing profit, Disney did the right thing by retiring this park attraction.
There wasn't a worthwhile movie or toys they could sell from 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea, just a stupid book! They don't want kids reading! So why the FUCK would they keep this ride? You gotta think like a Disney CEO!!!!
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went in 1973..... best ride ever for a kid,....went with my kids in 1998.....major heart break...cant believe they wouldn't fix it.....like they don't have the money...
This ride was a work of art. So sad that it was left to rot underwater for years before being destroyed and discarded like trash. Such disgraceful mistreatment of such a beautiful ride. Tragic...
This ride was so unique and was so different from usual corporate cookie cutter rides. I love the creepy music and dramatic narration that adds to the story! Shame we won’t see anything like this again..
It's honestly such a shame this great attraction was just scrapped and thrown away like it was trash
Somewhere in heaven Walt Disney cried when they just paved over this wonder. 😥
@@ibrake4butterflies Honestly im still upset about it. It was such a gorgeous lagoon.
There is one in Tokyo disney sea land
Don't worry when I grow up i will put up something and replaced Frontier land call time land there will be spy kids oss super guppy voyage and I think I will open 200 0000 leagus under the sea voyage in disneyland California
@@raulvana replace frontierland????? :(
Best quality shots of the mermaids. Thank you. It takes me back to my childhood at Disneyland. 20K Leagues Under the Sea is still one of my all-time favorite live-action Disney movies.
"Mr. Baxter, you think you've seen mermaids and sea-monsters? You've been submerged too long!" Just love the music and the narration. So well done
'WHEEZE'
Y O U ' V E B E E N S U B M E R G E D T O O L O N G
Mr. Baxter is a reference to Tony Baxter
What a tremendous ride this was... themed so perfectly with all the kinetic drama missing from modern 3D rides. A moving, underwater sensory experience.
Damn straight!
Armyless1 I just finished the book, and I want to ride this so badly
+Armyless1 Exactly. So much more kinetic and imaginary than shooting lasers at targets while spinning in circles under fluorescent lights. Giant fish, squid, mermaids and real bubbles. Lol. Steampunk design before it was cool.
buzz light year is good ride.
Armyless what I don’t understand is why all the creatures are robots, they could have been real fish kept inside aquariums
Better than the 3D GLASSES RIDES.
i loved this ride. i wished my daughters had the chance to experience it. they got this ride in tokyo but its not the same submarine or does it go under water. i just wished that disney would stop taking the classic rides out of their parks anf just expand and add not take away. damn!
QUEEN BEE i agree! i cant believe that they really changed the tower of terror and space mountain too! i get they’re trying to attract the new generations but it would be nice if they could keep the amazing legacy going on for years to come.
4 years old in '81 when first rode this ride...I thought it was all real. Scared the crap out of me at the end. At least I was able to ride it again years later as a teenager. Very sad it's gone now.
It's a shame really. Now with fast pass and fast pass+ ( not sure what the difference between the two are) a guest could get a time to ride and then not have a three hour wait time. It's Florida so I can't believe that this ride was impossible to operate. It never freezes over and the water is very temperate. They have glass bottom boat tours in Silver Springs. 20,000 Leagues was just a fancy version of a glass bottom boat ride as it was always on the surface and people walked down a few steps and sat down. It was Disney Magic at its best.
This ride was a Masterpiece of craftsmanship and awe of a ride that is sad that my daughter will never experience like I did as a child. Loved the atmospheric music and narrative!
One of my favorite Disney World rides.
I haven't been there since I was a kid in around 1994.
1) pause this video at 00:00 and mute it
2) open youtube on another tab and find the 1 hour version of 'Welcome to Kitty City'
3) play the audio over this video and it gives it a completely different vibe ;)
Was one of the best rides ever. A Walt Disney creation destroyed by the New Corporate Disney. That's why you now have to "Remember The Magic". River Country suffered the same fate.
+456swagger river country was closed due to typhoon lagoon and the other water park opening. it just lost popularity
+NCGraceCharms No, until the Day it closed it was a very popular attraction. As a matter of fact the resort television channel urged guests to arrive at River Country early because that attraction "filled up fast" Disney even lied when they closed River Country. The signs they placed at the Attraction plainly stated that it was closed "for refurbishment".
I know. You have to remember the magic. This was that Disney Magic.
+456swagger It didn't close because of "New Corporate Disney," it closed because the equipment was built in the 70s and was starting to fall apart 20 years later. They had to drain the entire attraction several times a year to clean it and even then, it was very expensive and difficult to maintain.
+Zarggg Wrong Zargg.It wasn't falling apart. That was the lie told to the WD execs to try to close down the ride. They even poured a 5 gallon bucket of water into the sub that was being inspected to make the ride appear to be leaky and unsafe.. What about the similar attraction in Disney Land? Mum, I guess your opinion just doesn't hold water. Oh well "Remember the magic"!
This video was spectacular. I loved everything about it. The effects, the narration, punctuated by the organ in the background. The awe-inspiring Jules Verne attraction really captures the imagination. Wish I went on this as a kid before it closed. I'm a huge fan of oldschool practical effects so I'm biased, but they're more believable to me vs screens and 3D glasses.
this ride looks like one hell of an experience, there's not may rides that dare go underwater, so this looks amazing and visually stunning!
I was 6 or 7 when I went on this ride. I barely remember it, but I do remember some scenes. I saw the movie and remember thinking “I know what happened to the nautilus and wondered if they raised the wreck for this ride” lol
My favorite ride at Disney as a child along with Pirates of the Caribbean. So happy to find this!
it's such a vague memory for me - we moved to Orlando in 1988 when I was three years old, so I definitely rode it a few times, but I remember in its last days, it was CONSTANTLY closed for technical difficulties, then one day it was gone :(
Almost seems like an underwater version of the Haunted Mansion (which is great)! I can’t believe WDW never brought it back, considering Disneyland has a submarine ride and even LEGOland has a submarine type ride.
Great imagination/ adventure ride true to Walt Disney. Better than trying to get a high score at Buzz Lightyear.
ibrake4butterflies preach
Walt would have enjoyed this version. Apparently Roy did.
YESSSS !!!!
Very nice. Nice clear shots and everything. Man I miss this ride.
I'll be going back down to Disney in a few years, and this ride will not be there :'( As a kid, we drove down to FL from PA to visit my mom's family. We went about every year and I loved riding 20,000 Leagues. It's a shame it's gone. At least I got to ride it as a kid and can actually say I've been on the ride. Kids today will never know what it was like in person... Sad, very sad. Classic rides... GONE!! (i.e. Snow White). You wold think with ALL that land in FL, they could have saved these classic rides!!
IKR? Replaced with stupid princess crap.
they have little mermaid ride now over there.
This was one of my favorite rides at Disney World. I have vivid memories of riding when I was younger. It was definitely a one of a kind ride!
You just took me back almost 40 years in time. I had vague memories of an octopus around a vessel, and remember I loved it. Now I know why :) Simple, timeless!
OMG! I remember riding this underwater ride. I was about 7 yrs. old 😍
Only ride I can remember as I was so young so must have been good
Same here, I can't remember any other rides.
I rode this when I was very young. I barely remember it except for bits and pieces. This video is like a literal blast to my memory. It still makes me sad that this ride is gone. It was incredible. Sigh, sadness.
I stood in line for 2 hours and 10 minutes for this on Thursday of WDW's Opening Week --- and the ride more than made up for the time spent in line! I was an enthralled 8-year-old boy. 😊
Wow!!!
Blast from the past - thank you for sharing this gem 🙂
This is one of the rides I wish Disney world still had... I would have loved to go on this ride
This & Mr. Toads Wild Ride was.my fav
i love this ride so much
just look at him!!! look at the dude!!! the little guy
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the longggg dude hes so silly funny
Omg I can’t believe this ride it is amazing I love it I wish they still had it more than eneything I wish they still had this ride
Thanks for uploading this! I never got to ride this as a kid because the line was always too long. Awesome to finally see what it was like. Great ride!
I remember riding this as a kid in the 70’s!
Me being born in the 2000s crying to myself that i cannot ride this
Corporate greed. This ride took extensive maintenance and expensive upkeep. The new simulation 3D rides require almost no attention and extremely low maintenance. It's really sad.
That and it took absolutely forever to get on it because of its relatively low capacity. I remember loving this ride as a kid, but so did everyone else. You'd have to stand in line for two hours or more to ride it.
Well you all do realize there's plenty of sea outside there that needs more attention than these rides.Certainly Walt made this ride, so we can have more care abouy preserving those sea creatures and its beauty.
My favorite Disney ride.
They shut down this ride and left the animatronics there for a bit until they drained it. All completely unusable.
I'm 44. I think I must've been 6 when I first rode this.
I'm still Absolutely creeped out by squid because of this ride.
oh, how I adored this ride.
Disneyland, the Anaheim park, had 20,000 Leagues in the early 1960s, which was the only time we ever got down to LA for a visit. At this point in my life, I don't recall much about it specifically except for the "bubbles," Atlantis, and the cross-eyed sea serpent. Most of the original park was still in place.
I wish I could find that organ track
Revkor I have it somewhere and have been contemplating uploading it when I find it
I think is Johann Sebastian Bach Toccata and Fugue in D minor.
ruclips.net/video/oIYAyS_UrZg/видео.html
This was my favorite ride as a kid.
Finally got to check it out as it, spiked my curiosity 25 years ago when I was 5; dont think I ever rode it but Mom said it was a good ride(broken down)
GREAT VIDEO. DISNEY MAGIC.
I faintly remember going on this as a child, that squid scared the hell out of my sister :)
My buddy worked at Epcot and we went to MK and rode it in 1993 or maybe 1994.. anywho the sub started taking on water and the only thing they could do is keep moving forward. When we finally got to dock, water was over my ankles. Also rode as a kid the 70s.. anyone remember "E as in Elephant" operator yelling over and over.. good times
I was three when I went on this ride. And back then, in 1984 it had a giant squid with a diver in its tentacle. I'll never forget it. I can't find that part anywhere in these videos. This ride made me petrified of the ocean. I still don't like the ocean.
I was there in November for ,thanksgiving holiday, I rode it ,along with hall of presidents,in 1971 , I still got some of the tickets from the Disney World visit.🦅🗽🇺🇸👍🤚🖐🏁🇦🇺🇸🇪🇺🇸
This looks like it was phenomenal for its time, and I'd like to see a modern rendition of it, but DAMN this did not age well! I always thought the static animatronics and corny background music were exaggerations from parody, but good lord... could you imagine being dragged along for 10 minutes of submerged plastic after visiting a modern aquarium?
was that vine at 6:45 SUPPOSED to look like a person?
Great ride I remember this as a kid
I miss this ride😔
Mermaids are beautiful creatures
Did the ride just claim Turtles are the Dinosaurs Decendants?
Nice little Ride, but I feel its a bit outdated. I see hobby Artists making much more detailed Work.
And maybe I sleept on some Parts, but no Gigantic Squid grande Finale? Feels like a missed oppurtunity.
Sounds a bit like im ripping it a new one, but Ride is fine, honestly.
Sucks that this got replaced with the current Nemo one. This looked way cooler.
This would have been fun to scuba dive in.
Best ride!
My dad went on this ride once!
I wish it was still here ..going next weekend
I was two when this shut down. what a damn shame
this is terrifying
They closed it down years ago to the rides leaking in the lake. They had to keep paying debts to keep it operational. They closed in the middle of the 90's and paved over it to expand Fantasy Land. For more information on the fate of this ride, please visit the Disney Wikipedia, and make sure to include ride in the search.
+Silver Arrow Leaking? Debts? Huh? The ride closed because of park attendance. It has grown exponentially since this ride was built. It no longer had the capacity to keep up with the crowds, so it got the ax. Simple mathematics. Disney completely owns the parks and surrounding land. By owns, I means OWNS. It is incorporated by charter through the FL State Legislature as the Reedy Creek Redevelopment District. They basically make their own rules, and any "debts" would be paid to themselves. The State Legislature has no intention of harassing its golden mouse. The State would go bankrupt without them LOL
+Silver Arrow This comment literally makes no sense
+Downlink I think he means that Disney wouldn't be paying someone else to keep it operational. Which isn't true, because somebody has to be paid to make the repairs and buy parts, even if Disney used their own people. Don't know where the part about land ownership came though.
There is a water and waste treatment plant on-site. Any leak would leak right back into their own system. That's the point. The employees are already there and on staff. Engineering handles day to day ride maintenance. What operational cost?
John Jones Still the ride would eventually start showing its age and would need more and more repairs. How much time, energy and money should Disney put into repairing a really old (though popular) ride? Any large amount of water needs to be filtered and cleaned $$$. That means lots of old pipes and filters that would occasionally need to be repaired and sometimes replaced $$$. Plus lighting for the scenes $$$ Plus the electricity needed to move the animatronics (even if they're pneumatics) $$$ And all of that only gets worse with age. So they gutted this ride and replaced with something that didn't need water and was cheaper all around.
What a crime they got rid of this.
7:00 my favorite childhood animatronic sea serpent
Did anyone else ever see the dead Woody Woodpecker on this ride? I rode this ride once in the 80s and to this day I swear I remember clear as day there was a submerged Woody Woodpecker with Xs on his eyes, hands tied behind his back and block of cement on his feet. I knew it was a joke on their cartoon competitors. I've search and searched and never found anything on this. I figured they pulled it quick being as morbid as it was but was definitely a trip seeing. I know I'm not cracking up. Somebody else had to have seen this. Please respond if so. I can finally feel sane again.
This Is Now The Seven Dwarfs And They Paved It Over To Make Seven Dwarfs On Top
Nope. They took this down for a Winnie the Pooh park. That was then turned into seven dwarfs
Beautiful I've never been on it.
What *happened* to the sea-serphents? And where are they?
They got destroyed after sitting in the water for 10 years :(
Kinda weird to think that all the kid's voices you hear are adults now
R.I.P this sea guy’s home :(
*MICHAEL EISNER - **_ROT IN HELL!!!!_*
like the film it said the fate was the same when they closed it for good.?RIP
i was afraid of this ride because of the gigantic squid...
0:36 "You think this thing could go out to sea?"
i say this to disney and all other big corporations, if it ain't broke don't fix it! mofo's
Michael Hurley it was actually really broken though. It was out of date, and cost too much to keep repairing.
@@user-jj7uc9gg7b Expensive and difficult to maintain, yes. That was the issue. But it was not "out of date." As someone who saw it during its final year, I can attest it was still really captivating.
This ride was, according to Michael Eisner, considered too expensive and laborious to operate, and the lagoon leaked badly due to Florida’s strong sunny weather cracking it. For the sake of cutting costs and maximizing profit, Disney did the right thing by retiring this park attraction.
Professional nightmare fuel
Where was this at Magic Kingdom?
Timothy Yup :(
cyborg rabbit you can if you have a time machine
I want one of those claims. Or a seat from the sub. Anything.
Yeah? Wow. I have just the spot for it too. 😀☮
This is now the Winnie The Pooh park st Disney world
no, that replaced mr toads wild ride.
What they got rid of mr toads thats blasphemy
winnie pooh replaced it in 1998, you can still find ride at disneyland california and other disney parks.
love it
In 2020 the scariest part is when the kid coughs at 7:25.
god wish they kept this ride :(
John Hodgman brought me here.
Nice.
scary squid
Were you really under water
+Dylan Deleon Yes.
IT'S ALL ABOUT THE MONEY, BOYSSS!!!!
There wasn't a worthwhile movie or toys they could sell from 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea, just a stupid book! They don't want kids reading! So why the FUCK would they keep this ride? You gotta think like a Disney CEO!!!!
+TM3000 I couldn't tell if you where being sarcastic or not. lol
Fake 🤡
lol you can see why it failed