If you may not know or know already, the 20k leagues under the sea attraction at Tokyo Disney Sea appears to be underwater while infact the whole ride is not in water. This is done with a certain effect but I don't know how. I want to know. So if you know, will you please share the information.
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Underwater effect on 20k at TDS?
- Thread starter DarkMeasures
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Its called `dry for wet` (or is it wet for dry - I can never remember...)
Basically the windows of the ride vehicles have 2 layers of glass - like double glazing. The only water is between these 2 layers, with air pumped in at specific moments to create bubbles. First proposed for The Little Mermaid ride at Disneyland Paris (never built).
Basically the windows of the ride vehicles have 2 layers of glass - like double glazing. The only water is between these 2 layers, with air pumped in at specific moments to create bubbles. First proposed for The Little Mermaid ride at Disneyland Paris (never built).
TheDisneyMagic
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Ahh right I think I understand, so is that the same trype of thing that is used on the Hydrolators at the Living Seas. (Well if there still there at this moment in time)