Ah, I see! Well, good luck!
Thank you! I’ll be sure to take lots of pictures with my handy-dandy, stubborn camera phone. Heheh. 
– MItch
Can’t wait to see them, though I have been on the ride already, it will be fun to look at.
I went on the Submarine Voyage sometime at the beginning of this summer and to contrst TSS’s review, I found it a little disappointing. It probably was because the anitcipation for it was so great (I love Disneyland and almost all their rides-- slow, fast just as long as its good! and Finding Nemo is my favorite Pixar movie). I thought the whole opening was a little bland. There are a good few minutes where all you see is the scuba diver bobbing up and down. The animation is pretty good, and the Jellyfish scene is really well done. I think the whole ride could have used more fishes and better animatronics. I goes that’s just what I expect from a Disneyland ride. Trust me, it is no where near elaborate as Splash Mountain or Pirates of the Caribbean.
It’s still worth a ride… but in my opinion a 2-3 hour wait is just too long for the result. 
JamieLew - Heh. I’ll take your word for it. I never did get to ride the dang thing on Saturday, as the freakin’ line was just too long. Even at 11:30 PM there were a hundred people waiting for it! 
On the plus side, I did get a good barrel full of pictures. I shall post them up in a separate section of these boards.
– Mitch
Well, Maybe next time Mitch.
Yeah, I mean it’s worth it just because it’s new to go on it but I think you could wait until the popularity goes down and the lines get shorter. I went an hour before opening and by the time we got to the submarine from the entrance, it was already an hour long. 
And that’s the shortest it will be all day!
The Star Swordsman - Cha, I’ll just go next time around. Eheheh.
Get out. That’s ridiculous! (snigger) 
Well, I’ll just go when the popularity dies down, like you said. I can get into Disneyland for free anytime anyway, so it’s no biggy.
– Mitch
I don’t know! I think it might take a year or so for the line ride to die down.
I’ll get that pass thingly they have as soon as i get into the park. You could go on other rides until your time is to go on. This ride looks interesting, might go on it when i go there sometime next month. I can still remember the old submarine ride they had before they change it to Finding Nemo ride.
Oooh! they got fastpasses for this ride already? That’s good to know! Now one won’t have to wait three hours just to get on the ride.
i havn’t been to disneyland since that ride been opened so i really don’t know for sure. But the ride should have a fastpass even if it is new. The next time i do to disneyland (hopefully next month) i’ll tell you if they have them or not. I really think they do for that ride.
Alright guys, I am going to…try again!
After a vain attempt at trying to attain a position in one of the seats on the Finding Nemo Submarine Ride at Disneyland some time ago, I shall regain my composure and try again tomorrow! Yes, my dad, sister, a couple of acquaintances, and I are going to take a trip to Disneyland…again. Hopefully, I’ll get to ride the dang attractioin this time around. I’m bringing the camera too, so we’ll see how it goes…!
– Mitch
Good luck. You will enjoy it.
Watch the ride be broken or something… 
You have a good time, Mitch. 
Good luck Mitch! I’m sure you’ll get on this time! I mean, what would be the odds?
The Star Swordsman and lennonluvr9 - Thank you, guys!
Gasduude - Puh-ha! Yeah, that always happens on a new ride – as soon as you get to the gate…the ride breaks down.
Heheh. Thanks, dude. Cool avatar, by the way! I’m likin’ it…
– Mitch
Oh yes, I remember when that happened when I went on that ride. We were just about to get on, when the ridestarted experienceing “technical difficulties”. They told us that it would take time to repair. SO they gave us a special pass to go to the front of the line when it started working again. 3 hours later, we went on it. It was really good.
Yeah, the good stuff always gets broken.
The Star Swordsman - Three hours later…?? Holy smokes… (snigger)
Welp, I finally managed to get on the ride with my dad and sister, and I must say that I absolutely loved it! It exceeded my expectations by a decent amount, which is definitely a good thing.
They really did do a nice job of polishing up the ride itself, although I must admit that I can’t really judge between the Finding Nemo Submarine Voyage/Ride and the original 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea attraction because I never did ride the latter version of the ride, unfortunately. I will still say, however, that the folks in charge of designing the new look for the ride did a marvelous job in making the overall attraction enteraining, enjoyable, and convincing. My dad is still in a puzzled state over how the Imagineering team succeeded in displaying/presenting to the audience the Finding Nemo characters…underwater. I figured that it must be a simple (er, not-so-simple…) process of rigging a television screen of some sort in an enclosed case underneath the water. However, we may never know the secrets behind the magic of Disneyland’s many incredible attractions…
So yes, I thoroughly enjoyed it! It was the last ride in the park that my dad, sister, and I rode and it was one of the best, as well.
By the way, this is one of my favorite quotes in the whole ride:
[spoil]“Woah! It’s a giant, sunken butt!” - Nemo
“Sweeeeet.” - Nemo and Squirt[/spoil]
– Mitch