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20,000 Leagues Under the Sea

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About 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea

Explore the depths of the ocean aboard research submarines designed by Captain Nemo, and discover a fantastic undersea world as an honorary member of his crew.

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I'm one of the people who still miss 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea at the Magic Kingdom in Disney World, and this ride almost met my expectations. Although you are never underwater, the special effects make you feel that you are exploring at the bottom of the sea. The sets and special effects on this ride are exciting without being scary so you can take the whole family on your explorations. - Tim Hillman

The underwater effect is good. But the fact that the window in front of me was small, the experience was quite bad. It was very weird when you went into a small boat with other strangers next to you less than 3 feet away. It's like the underwater version of Peter Pan. Nothing special, but sure once again, the theming is excellent. - Adriel Tjokrosaputro


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