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Journey to the Center of the Earth reviews

Theme Park Insider readers offer their ratings and reviews for Journey to the Center of the Earth, a track ride at Tokyo DisneySea. (The minimum height to ride is 46 inches.)

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Posted: January 1, 2012

Travel deep within the Earth's core aboard one of many subterranean vehicles designed by Captain Nemo himself. Go deep into crystal caverns, encounter giant mushroom forests filled with bizzare creatures, see a storm happening in the subterranean sea, and encounter a giant magma monster before shooting out of Mt. Prometheus, plunging into the depths of the volcano, and whipping across the entire caldera.

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18 votes, so far

Short, but its the best ride in the park, has the test track element, and its a dark ride. The dark ride part is very detailed, and has so many weird monsters! The Lava monster animatronic is the highlight of this ride! - Brendan Harrison

This ride was phenomenal! My sister and I rode it three times and would have gone again if time had allowed. The ride itself has several good drops and plenty of thrills, plus it's combined with theming and a few animatronics that are definitely first rate. The front seat provides for the best coaster drops, though every seat is still a thrill. - Mary Rude

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