@@user-wt8cl5nz8b よくわかりましたね笑

地底走行車の重圧感といい色と言いかっけえ

greetings from the US. I hope to visit this park one day.

True. It got glued into my mind❤

I completely agree.

In the dark sections how jerky is it? My husband is fine if he can move his neck to where he can see a ride going but space mountain hurt his neck before . This looks so great I really want him to ride it with me .

​@@linyepIt's a very smooth ride like Test Track or Radiator Springs Racers

It's pretty lame. 2 hour wait and no adrenaline rush.

Wait this is almost 20 years old? The animatronics are insane even by todays standards

是非また来て！日本で待ってる！

@@user-ct6df1yg4vI hope you get to ride this amazing attraction one day!

The theming on the queue and ride is incredible, but for what it’s worth, between this, radiator springs racers, and test track, I’d rank this third in terms of the actual ride. It’s still one of the best rides in the world, but I think the other two have an edge. Disney Sea is just incredible though. I really want to get back to Tokyo and the Tokyo Disney Resort to see more of it.

@@donkeyentertain i definitely think this rides better than the other two, that drop really adds smth different in my opinion

@@bruh-qr9tn Yeah the upward helix and drop on this ride are awesome. The drop seemed a lot steeper on the ride than it looks. Plus like the rest of Disney Sea, the animatronics were all really good and working perfectly. I just think the outdoor section of test track and radiator springs racers are a bit longer and better. Test track is probably my favorite of the three because of the long and fast outdoor section, despite being weaker in other areas. I think this ride has by far the best queue of the three though, and the area of the park it’s in is probably the best area of any theme park (only competition really being other lands at Disney Sea).

I disagree, it's boring and I like the IPs. For me, the point of going to Disney is to see all the recognizable IPs.

@@JobberJim What bland taste you have.

@@spinlok3943 you go to Disneyland and complain about seeing Disney. Think about that.

@@JobberJim Haunted Mansion, Pirates of the Caribbean, Matterhorn, Big Thunder Mountain, Space Mountain, Journey Into Imagination, Spaceship Earth, Expedition Everest, Alien Encounter, Jungle Cruise, Enchanted Tiki Room, Soarin, Test Track, Mission Space, Kilimanjaro Safaris, what do all of these great attractions have in common?

@@spinlok3943 they all need serious renovations and/or don't exist anymore.

Is there a drop here? I backed out last time I went here but would want to try it next time

​@@DorothyJoyVersoyeah there's a drop at the end

I’m also scared of roller coasters but I’m thinking of trying this. I’m just not so sure.

@@BrightOrbit19 is the drop too thrill or just 'normal'?

Thank you

I'm jealous. I wish the US parks as a whole got as much love and attention as the Japan parks do.

Probably cause the labor is cheaper so they get to hire more workers also they take their jobs seriously, it's just work culture

But that lava monster at 2:36 looks terrifying

Disney Sea is absolutely stellar. Great restaurants, best theming in the industry, amazing cast members and surprisingly affordable.

I went in blind, only knowing the theme. Now THAT was scary surprise. And the fire before the lava monster is totally real and you FEEL the heat!

Yeah if you look at the track it seems to use a similar system to test track

Does it have a drop??

@@yvonybabor4748 Yes! The buildup before the drop is insane since it was all in the dark and all of a sudden a flash of light from the outside and a sudden drop down! Gets the heart pumping indeed. I needed a few minutes after the ride holding on to my friend, I had felt my knees go weak hahaha

So, did you go?

@@Undrave next week! 🙂

@@ModernFollyDa2nd Cool! Be sure to get there as early as possible. They let people in before official opening times sometimes. And make use of the Singler Rider lane for Indiana Jones, the locals never do so it's super empty :p

@@Undrave they didn’t have single rider when I went 😭 but it’s okay the park was still so beautiful and so detailed! I loved seeing how deliberate every single detail was. Amazing, I don’t think we’ll ever get a park like that from the imagineers ever again. 😩

@@ModernFollyDa2nd aww drats that sucks! But I'm glad you had fun! :D I bet 20 000 league and Sinbad had short queues at least. I'm going back this fall myself!

Epcot already has a ride using this same technology, it's called "Test Track".

is it super steep and like a very strong drop?

​@@xoxox77700yes😊

This ride is more intense than splash because the you're actually forced down the drop instead of simply being dropped. It's more intense than test track and radiator springs racers

Yes, but slightly different seating arrangements (3 rows of 2 with lap restraints, instead of 2 rows of 3 with seat belts).

Kind of. It has a large drop, but you go over it at a constant speed; you don't feel it as a true drop, but you do get some good floater airtime on it.

I'd put this higher because it actually has some real forces compared to the other slot car rides. RSR has some hills and turns, but they don't really do much, while the drop on this actually has some good floater airtime, and a fairly forceful turn out of it.

何倍も激しいと思うよ

Pretty much the same concept

Same ride system...but this is probably the best use of it.

It's pretty much that ride system, but with a huge drop

This ride came before Radiator Springs Racers, so RSR is actually an incarnation of this ride, not the other way around.

yes

ファストパスはありませんが、1500円でディズニープレミアアクセスというものを買えますよ😊

The ride opened in 2001 while Alien Encounter was still in operation. While the final design of the monster definitely took some inspiration from Alien Encounter's alien (especially in comparison to early concept art), they aren't the same figures.

タワテラは乗車中の撮影は禁止されています。公式ホームページをご確認くださいませー！

I am Japanese. This is thrilling and a lot of fun！！

Chill and whimsical at the beginning, darker and more frightening near the middle, with a fast finale (not too extreme, but appropriate for the ride). Last drop is less of a "true" drop because you don't gain speed on it, so you get more of a floater moment than a drop.

It's like a dry version of Splash Mountain. It's a calm slow ride at first but then it has a huge drop near the end.

I'm pretty sure they're not. They just have a similar design. This ride uses vehicles that use lap bars instead of shoulder restraints like rocket rods and are designed to look like the nautilus

I've been to Japan and we were able to manage even with the language barrier. It was just a minor issue really. The people are really nice and we managed to communicate with hand gestures

英語のアナウンスもあるので多分普通に行けると思います。英語がわかる日本人も多いので