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[tuddley3]

Originally posted by wh1skea:
Didnt they have an SSN Nautilus and an SSN Seawolf...to commemorate the first 2 US nuclear submarines?

I can't be for certain, but I believe the Nautilus was one of the names of the old Disney Fleet before they closed the attraction years ago. They even look like the same old subs from before, just new names and paint jobs.

[Ant__.]

Thanks for sharing! Tell me, does it actually submerge or sit in the water deep enough so the portholes are under the surface?

[Goose_Green]

Originally posted by Realjambo:
Thanks for sharing! Tell me, does it actually submerge or sit in the water deep enough so the portholes are under the surface?

From looking at the link on the first post there are quite a few pictures, at the bottom of the page there appears to be picture referring to a dive area so I'm assuming they do dive down.

[TalladegaHack]

FACT: Did you know that Disney World has the 7th largest navy in the world? All of their boats, cruise ships, and water rides (including bumper boats), are all commissioned and certified vessels.



I've been to Disney World a few times in my life. They used to have a ride there called "20,000 Leagues Under the Sea". It was a Jules Vern theme ride. I think they closed it down though. I haven't been there since 1988, so it's been a good long while.