Finding Nemo Submarine Voyage remains closed and drained at Disneyland Park with no exact reopening date.
From the Monorail, we can get a good look at the lagoon.
A tent and tarp are set up in the center for Cast Members working on the ride’s refurbishment.
With the lagoon drained, the track and colorful coral are all visible.
There is a scaffolding platform near this curve of track.
On the ground, the attraction is surrounded by construction walls that still say it will reopen in “winter.”
Here’s another view of that scaffolding platform, which has part of the rock formation peeking through it.
A large white tarp covers some of the track leading to the parked submarines.
It looks like there are cans of colorful paint sitting beneath the tent.
The submarines are all currently covered in translucent tarps to keep them protected.
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Does anyone else wish they’d just bring back the old Submarine Voyage ride? I never got the chance to experience that version, and it seems to be much more creative than the Finding Nemo one.