Indiana Jones Adventure: Temple of the Crystal Skull Low-Light POV Tokyo DisneySea

[@canooneggy9074]

Same track as Disneyland. Main differences are colors, the boulder, and that sick fireball.

[@A_A610]

The layouts on all 3 EMV rides (including Dinosaur at Animal Kingdom) are practically identical.

[@bullseyecello]

Don't forget the Indiana animatronic when he's holding the giant doors at the beginning

[@garriswh]

They need to add something like the fireball at Disneyland CA. The oft-broken log effect there is not nearly as cool. Probably my favorite difference in the one at Disneysea.

[@CoderatheGreat]

Not to mention the sequence of entering through the doors is different. In California's version there's three doors (though one track) that lead to different rewards, wealth, seeing the future, and eternal youth, only to have Mara take that away when the riders look at his eyes. Japan's version just has one door and corresponding scenario.

[@escapethenight106]

I know right

[@KidDirector10]

Love the differences from temple of the forbidden eye! They easily could've cloned it but I'm so glad they changed it up a bit

[@UkeMan1000]

KidDirector10 I had once read they they decided to change the Indian temple theme to Aztec for This one so they wouldn't possibly offend any Indian guests

[@TheDstempien]

I was under the impression that they were not allowed to use the giant fire effects inside show buildings and that is why it was changed to the large "tornado"

[@UrSammich]

Yeah its nearly the same minus a few scenes changed up. Like I noticed the scene where you get shot with spears/arrows was changed. CA/FL has skeletons off to the side on the walls where I didn't see it in this version. The start only has the one entrance, where CA and FL (for the most part) still have the doors that change, depending on what you seek. Otherwise this is nearly identical. Also seems like there were sound issues on the ride vehicle. :/ There are some lines that Indy is supposed to say during some scenes like one I remember is "Snakes. Why does it have to be snakes!?" which usually occurs right as you hit the giant snake. Still, I imagine that it'll get fix in time.

[@garriswh]

Daniel Stempien Journey to the Center of the Earth has a pretty giant fire burst actually. The tornado effect was very cool in person though.

[@Lil_Angry_Bitch]

It's because this ride is located in the Lost River Delta section of the park which is themed to South & Central America. It wouldn't make sense to have an Indian Temple in South America.

[@myklrl]

I went on this ride in Tokyo for the first time back in July, after having ridden the California version for years and years countless times. For me personally, the "fireball" effect at 3:14 singlehandedly puts the Tokyo version above its California counterpart.

[@JGuy97]

Of course, the strangely synced music pulls it back down.

[@mlpartclub412]

You tired of looking into the eyes of Mara?

[@Cielosta]

Rode this at night with my dad years ago. Such an awesome ride! Even the queue area is very well decorated and themed..shows how much attention to details they give around the park. I really recommend riding this, especially at night, and also take a stroll through Lost River Delta area cos they add some cool sound effects after sunset :)

[@DianeBanks1]

Haven't been on this ride so it was nice to see!! That is an animatronic at the end, right? Didn't look like Harrison Ford but it looked REAL ;)

[@DianeBanks1]

Lol... it was fascinating back then - do they live there? do they sleep there? ;)

[@asapluke]

Diane Banks it's not supposed to look like Harrison Ford, when the ride first came out at disney land Harrison Ford's agent signed a contract which stated that they could use his face.

[@zacharykubas4478]

Yeah it is. It fooled me when I first rode it haha

[@spongeycraftstudios4371]

the indiana jones animatronic at 4:15 looks so real! Much more lifelike than rocket raccons movements in the new guardians ride lol

[@MkStar023]

Spongeycraft I think it is real

[@braxbro7602]

Strange comparison but ok

[@ecappillustrations921]

you're comparing a human, which disney has had decades of practice recreating, to a raccoon, which they have never done before?

[@MaluCLBS]

I’ve gone to Tokyo Disneysea and Disneyland in California, and while I like the three door system in CA, it’s very cool that the pre-show and queue in Tokyo are set on a Prehispanic digging site, and the fireball is very ingenious. Plus it feels warm, just like the last part of Mr. Toad’s Wild ride.

[@chicaplastica75]

This ride is great. I went on this ride for the first time in Tokyo, back in October of 2015. Great experience!

[@mintgi4136]

That ride was legendary. I just went a few weeks ago and it can’t be conveyed by the video, you gotta experience it. It’s very windy inside the tunnel and the ride was quite intense although it wasn’t exactly a ‘roller coaster’. The car was bumping here and there and felt like it was off the ground at times. You could feel the heat waves when the fire launched against you, and at some parts it was completely dark, you couldn’t even see your fingers. It was so fun

[@gonnersgirl4eversatouris936]

I've been on the ride and it is so awesome. the boulder gets me everytime. Yeah it is fun!! try the dark!

[@hiridavidfeign]

I love him looking for his watch. The queue on this is insanely cool.

[@シーチキンの孤児]

1:05位に見える遺跡の奥の方。 どこまで続くのかなー？とかって考えちゃうあの感じ、超好きなんだけどわかる人いますかね？

[@ZeonNewtype]

I have to say, this is really cool, but almost the same ride as the one in Disneyland in California. There are notable differences though. This ride makes more use of black light and other lightning effects, which actually does help create a different atmosphere than the one in California. There are definitely things about this ride that outdo the one in California. I'm really liking the crystal skull idea of the temple in this ride. All in all, I think this is actually a really cool and well made ride, and I'd love to get to go on it someday. :)

[@ZeonNewtype]

AnimeDude892 I was looking at that. That's a pretty cool idea. :) I wonder if it's just smoke or if they go the extra mile and make it heated?

[@magyk595]

At Universal Studios in Hollywood on the Harry Potter dark ride and on the Transformers ride they use the same effect to convey fire and they blow hot air at you which they might do here as well, though they do use the same smoke projection effect on Thunder Mountain and nixed the heat fans.

[@CoderatheGreat]

And the California version has three doors (though just one track, the doors are moving) with three different scenarios, wealth, seeing the future, and eternal youth. Japan's version seems to have just one door and scenario.

[@marcuscheng2507]

One of the best rides at Tokyo DisneySea!!!!

[@pmassee18]

This is a waaay nicer version than Disneyland’s. While still operating very well for its age, it’s about time D-Land upped their game with a complete makeover of the CA version of the ride so that the gags and tricks either work again or are completely replaced by new ones. Thanks for the HK ride through.

[@小銭-q5e]

最後カメラ目線良いっすねw

[@MrLuckyAndrew]

Such a quiet ride, I could hear the ghost singing from the haunted mansion

[@be-n5864]

火吹かれるところの迫力がやべぇんだよな

[@KramSacul]

The soundtrack score really seems wonky on this version with entire scenes muted. The Indy animatronics and the effects are great though. I prefer DL's original version by far but this one isn't bad at all.

[@Brassman27]

Completely, it's like it's a total after thought. The music is what makes the Anaheim attraction so popular! This version is visually impressive, but leaves something to be desired. For god's sake there's not finale music!! Lol

[@DarkDoge]

@@Brassman27 Well there is final music. But unlike disneyland's (avoid talking about the incorrect score for the one In ca that has been stuck with the ride for years.) It cuts off if the ride is backed up for some reason.

[@doctorprepperisprepared]

Just like the Disneyland CA ride. Thanks!

[@jerr7ca]

this one i have been last year amazing! !!

[@elizabethnoyb22]

This is almost the very same as Temple of the Forbidden Eye in Disneyland CA!

[@mlpartclub412]

Except this one only has one door and it has the Crystal Skull, instead of Mara. Also, pre-show is presented by Paco, instead of Sallah.

[@Chester_Copperpot]

Omg omg omg omg omg.... Indiana looked at me... omg omg omg omg omg

[@SpaceScreaminJohn]

Seems like the ride was having some on-board audio problems?

[@3Davmawey]

So there IS no finale at the end? For real? Naaah! :(

[@davidemaugeri3594]

NickWithDisney Oh, so there ARE technical issues with this one.

[@3Davmawey]

In that case yeah that's kind of a shame, Indy's speech at the end totally deserves the magnificent finale to be playing in the background.

[@breenotcheese746]

I've seen a lot of videos of this ride, and it seems like the Imagineers might've rearranged a bunch of the score for this version, leaving long moments of no music in several scenes. It's really strange and I think it does ruin the ride to not hear stuff like the theme song at the very end.

[@咲山凛太郎]

SpaceScreaminJohn トーマスの貨車とディーゼル気持ち悪い

[@isabellacrump103]

At the very end, that animatronic Indy looked SO REAL omigod I had like a double take lol

[@deciduous_reaper]

Man I loved the Ride in Disneyland California I now want to go to this one

[@BeeSavior]

I RODE THIS FIVE TIMES WITH MY COUSIN BECAUSE I GOT FASTPASSES FROM MY FAMILY AND THIS REALLY NICE GAVE US THEIR PASSES ;3; I LOVED IT

[@tommygarson8592]

It's like the disneyland ride but upgraded. I like it.

[@Guernicaman]

Looks like Indy lost his watch there at the end.

[@DarkDoge]

It really does look like it, lol!!

[@joezilla0250]

Went on this ride last year, the queue ambience made me uncomfortable…but I do love how the art is Mayan/Aztec inspired

[@aikashimizu1575]

It's fun. I think it's my favorite in Disney sea!

[@andyjett9053]

Kinda funny that the animatronic at the end doesn't look much like Harrison Ford but is a pretty believable Kevin Costner

[@irmadcow93]

Basically Disneyland's with a different main room decor and some upgraded side portions.

[@timmyandtommynook9763]

IR MadCow And a new God

[@mlpartclub412]

@@timmyandtommynook9763 Mara’s not a god, he’s a deity. Severe autism.

[@bretthanson276]

very cool great ride

[@TacoBay07]

awesome

[@alexalvarez9555]

indiana jones skill when stop the eye

[@freemanwithoutthephd639]

I really hope Sallah is in Indiana Jones 5

[@kyacci]

He was!

[@KristenFebey]

What camera did you use? The footage is so clear for a dimly lit ride

[@AngrySockMan]

I had read or heard somewhere that the reason that this version was different from Anaheim's version was due to laws & regulations in Japan regarding pyrotechnics. They couldn't use the flame effects in the main showroom of the ride, so the Imagineers had to come up with something else just as exciting.

[@A_A610]

Changes were for two reasons: -Lost River Delta is set in Central America. The original ride was set in India. When retheming a ride from India to Central America, things will be changed. -The new setting meant Disney could try out new effects to replace some of the original's problematic ones (e.g. the main room vortex replaced a falling rock effect that only operated for a short time, and the stone face replaced the less than impressive "rat cave" projection from California's). As far as the fire thing goes, I'm gonna say the overarching "no fire" rule isn't true because Journey to the Center of the Earth has gotten away with blasting fireballs right next to the ride vehicles for 18+ years without major repercussions. If a blanket fire ban was in place, Journey would have also required substantial redesigns.

[@kyloren9981]

This ride is very good！

[@SalivatingSteve]

This is nearly identical to the Disneyland version. However in this video I could very clearly hear the electric motors whining loudly as the EMV sped up (like rocket rods)

[@hollowmm6044]

They really need to change Dinosaur at Disney world to something like this

[@mlpartclub412]

They should make it Indiana Jones and the Temple of the Lost Ark.

[@bad_guy5895]

Which one do we have at California and I like this one because this is the only Indiana jones movie I payed attention to but it's like a copy with the bridge and with the Boulder lol

[@A_A610]

This is very similar to the California version, but the temple was changed to a Mesoamerican one instead of an Indian one because the Americas are more exotic for an Asian audience. That also gave Disney the chance to try out new effects to give this version a little more substance (the main chamber vortex and stone face replaced effects that hadn't worked in California's). As far as the name goes, this opened many years before the fourth film came out, and is similar in name only.

[@DarkDoge]

The one i Disneyland is a mix of the first two films. But adds more of a new story to it.

[@boysenberry2282]

It reminds me of the mummy ride in universal studios, but it doesn't have areas like that, instead it has pictures and it goes fast, and the ball at the end makes you go back just like bugs do in the mummy ride (they make it feel like bugs are crawling up your feet in the mummy ride) but the mummy ride is shorter, and I haven't been to any Indiana jones ride, I went last year to one , but I have no memory of it sadly :(

[@2ndk_kunsecondrequiem844]

2:32からのエンジンの音好きな人いませんか？

[@jerr7ca]

7 jan? or 8 jan?

[@tayks922]

hi, the video shows that this is a very fast ride, also there are portions that it was so dark, so i wasnt able to see those parts, was it just fast or there's also a sudden drop in the altitude? i love to try this, but im nervous, i can take a very fast moving ride, but if theres a sudden drop in altitude, that I can no longer take, one of the rides in disneyland is the pirates of the carribean, at first it was a slow moving ride, i was really enjoying it, but then in the middle of the ride, it went dark, then it went fast, next was a sudden drop in altitude, i asked others before i took the pirates of the carribean about it, they said its a family ride, ideal for kids, that its slow moving, just like the "Simbad of disneysea" but they didnt mention the sudden drop in altitude, and it really frightened me, i almost had a heart attack, so i will never ride pirates of the caribean again, anyway, we will be back in disneysea on the first week of january 2018, i really want to try "indiana jones adventure..." but if it includes sudden drop of altitude (even not that high) then Im afraid I cant try this, hope to hear from you soon.thank you in advance

[@jessical7083]

please help. I can take speeds but not so much drops Ala roller coasters. is this a roller coaster? any drops in the ride? I'm scared as I can hear few screaming!

[@DarkDoge]

From the video shown. This is a flat track ride. Your jeep transport creates movements as if you're driving over rough terrain.

[@dominicarenas929]

Good golly is this version slow!!

[@せい-l2h]

めっちゃ綺麗に若さの泉写ってる

[@morrganb7671]

I wonder if this ride breaks down as much as the Disneyland version. ;)

[@Cooldisneytripscom]

Looks cool, but the scariest ride I ever been on was the Centreville Haunted House. Low budget on Toronto Island. Totally fun little park. Freaky scary ride!

[@Lil_Angry_Bitch]

This isn't meant to be super scary. Disney isn't about scares.

[@Dom32x]

Needs more Guardians of the Galexy.

[@えじはる]

2:10分くらいに緑の光が見えるけど、隠れシリキなのかな？🤔

[@darrylswrinkledmarineshoes752]

Magnificent asoblutly magnificent

[@eani1763]

ここは観光客の来るところじゃないぞ！

[@IsonexGaming]

all the cool things are in tokyo

[@うす汚いクルタ族]

やっぱこっちのほ方が好き

[@Cooldisneytripscom]

Why does the one in Anaheim break down like every hour?

[@cariopuppetmaster]

Cool Disney Trips they do not have Japanese efficiency

[@DarkDoge]

The technology is no longer good and needs to be replaced entirely.

[@lenardfarr6048]

What's that thing in the corner

[@mlpartclub412]

??

[@doktorious8884]

The time I went to Indiana Jone’s Adventure in Japan Disney Sea, all I remember was darkness Cuz I was ducking my head and I was scared ._.

[@LostDeltaStudios]

Can some one tell me what there saying in this ride pls!

[@BadoMafnas]

Its like the one in disney land in usa

[@rexanawong8547]

this is basically like the one in disneyland but switched up abit

[@schulzcreative]

Why are most here surprised Tokyo's ride is similar to California? Really? Why reinvent what is already a proven operational success? The average Tokyo and California attendee is rarely going to visit both parks, so it makes financial sense when a hundred million plus dollars are being spent in execution. The track route may be the same, but the queue, overall concept theming and "feel" is different enough to make a fresh, exciting adventure even if you are are like me and have ridden California's a couple hundred times. I'd dare say Tokyo's is a better: riders don't have to suffer through California's failed rat fog screen scene and disfunctional special effects that went dark after the first month of operation, and Japan's dart blowing hall looks spectacular compared to Disneyland's lame, cheap painted walls. That makes Tokyo's version a winner from the start.

[@JGuy97]

I disagree. While Tokyo definitely has the benefit of having the mistakes of the original worked out, it has a horribly edited soundtrack. Having the music go silent from the bridge to the cave and in the boulder scene (Until it starts up AFTER the vehicle already leaves the room) is jarring, especially when you consider that it has the exact same layout and scene order as the California version.

[@Lil_Angry_Bitch]

Disneyland's version is cheaper however it is still 1000 times better than "Dinosaur" in FL, which had a $20 budget.

[@mlpartclub412]

Very similar to the Temple of the Forbidden Eye.

[@KaliBoyinPDX]

An almost exact copy of Disneyland's.

[@KaliBoyinPDX]

AnimeDude892 I don't like the stupid looking snake with glowing red eyes lol

[@KaliBoyinPDX]

AnimeDude892 I wish they'd take your photo at Disneyland too.

[@elliotearles8302]

KaliBoyinPDX different theming tho

[@CrystalSanchez094]

yeah but it also reminds me of the orlando's ride Disney's dinosaur ride.

[@isaacfortner]

Well, all three rides share an identical track layout, with the Indiana Jones rides in DisneySea and Disneyland having nearly identical theming with some different effects. The Dinosaur ride is obviously themed completely diffferently, but the track layout is the same.

[@escapethenight106]

That tornado effect was used in Disneyland but they got rid of it a long time ago

[@DarkDoge]

It never was in the one In Disneyland.

[@nathancruz9172]

It reminds me of the forbidden 🚫 👁 from Disneyland resort

[@mlpartclub412]

Like the part with the Crystal Skull. That’s the part where you get caught starring into the eyes of Mara.

[@nathancruz9172]

@@mlpartclub412 that’s right.

[@neroangelo7651]

Like a 90% replica to temple of the forbidden eye, except a few lighting and scenes changes but the whole track is the same

[@A_A610]

Tokyo was looking for a ride like California's, but because DisneySea's Lost River Delta is set in Central America, the Indian theme of Temple of the Forbidden Eye wouldn't fit in. Since the architecture and story of the temple had to be modified to fit with the rest of Lost River Delta, Disney took the opportunity to try out new effects to replace some in California's effects that weren't holding up as well as they had hoped. For example, California's used to have ice fall from the ceiling in the main chamber to simulate falling rocks, but the effect almost never worked and was turned off shortly after it opened. To replace that, Tokyo's now has the giant vortex that both looks better and works better than the original rock effect in California's.

[@Rare-One]

so this WHOLE ride is just the forbidden temple" from Disneyland on California just Crystal skull themed? what a copout

[@A_A610]

Tokyo wanted a clone of Disneyland's, but didn't want to go with the original Indian theming. The story was swapped to take place in Mexico (more exotic for primarily Asian guests), with a few updates to effects that didn't work properly on California's version. While it's a near clone of California's, it's still an amazing ride.

[@Lil_Angry_Bitch]

If it's not broken then why fix it?

[@teamfortune4064]

最初の博士の言葉今まで聞いたことない！

[@louisebelcher1310]

why is it the same in Disneyland?

[@A_A610]

Oriental Land Company wanted a ride similar to Disneyland's as part of DisneySea's opening lineup, which they got. The changes in this version largely came because the park set Lost River Delta in Central America, so Temple of the Forbidden Eye's Indian theme wouldn't work.

[@nickg5704]

Much of the similarities exist becasue it is so much cheaper from a design standpoint to copy as much as you can from another ride. They are saving a lot of money by copying the track layout and ride vehicle and instead using their money to develop new aesthetic designs for the attraction.

[@louisebelcher1310]

Nick G ok thanks

[@louisebelcher1310]

AdrenalineAddict610 thanks

[@timmyandtommynook9763]

Nick G Tokyo Disney sea’s was more expensive because it wasn’t owned by Disney and Disney was on a budget after Disneyland Paris

[@marcelorodriguez7543]

Pretty cool at the beginning,but at the end the ride it seems had technical difficult.😀

[@A_A610]

Sometimes the cars stack at the end, and have to be held on that turn prior to the final scene.

[@DarkDoge]

It was just backed up. It happens.

[@GatchaUser130]

この乗り物がとても楽しくて素晴らしいのが大好きです

[@chii4873]

I was about to ride it but good thing I watched this video bc like when I went to the Tower of Terror I thought it was a 3D ride so I went with my mom and cousin. And I regretted it. I hate falling parts...But the center of the earth was way LoNgEr!

[@Trader_span]

virtually identical to Temple of the Forbidden Eye..

[@cariopuppetmaster]

Mark Span they got a slightly differently looking snake and a crystal skull

[@mlpartclub412]

@@cariopuppetmaster The part with the Crystal Skull resembles the part where you get caught starring into the eyes of Mara.

[@YK-lb1pv]

あれ、最後の所、音楽無し？

[@chiyayayayaya]

Y K 混んでる時には鳴らないようです🎶

[@skrlld3182]

いいね

[@Rasfa]

OMG the people on this ride sound exactly like PEEPS. Kinda creepy.

[@rey_of_light-t1b]

Needs more music.

[@HaohmaruHL]

Is it me or Tokyo feels much faster than CA one?

[@seanpatrickcain2]

3:09

[@moppetmaker]

Carbon copy of Disneyland's without the fire! Why no fire I wonder.

[@A_A610]

Since DisneySea's Lost River Delta is set in Central America instead of India like the original in California, some portions were modified to either account for the new setting (changing the snake from a cobra to an anaconda) or as an excuse to play around with different effects (swapping the rat cave for the smoke rings, a much better effect).

[@mlpartclub412]

@@A_A610 Also, this one has a Crystal Skull, instead of a deity.

[@twizierr2095]

日本最高！

[@ざき-k7i]

Rocco Anthony お前やばすぎ それだけで右翼認定かよ

[@thejediguy3362]

Right temple, and not kingdom of the crystal skull

[@teamfortune4064]

最後音楽ないやん！

[@咲山凛太郎]

FORTUNE team 混んでる時にはならん

[@Ravenwood1936]

Wtf why Crystal skull?

[@A_A610]

Coincidence. This opened in 2001, while the film with a similar name came out about seven years later.

[@JoshuaOrro-MustangPrinceOR-YTB]

The temple in Tokyo is Mexican while the CA version is Indian

[@咲山凛太郎]

ウェルカム日本へ

[@humuhumunukunukuapua.a4536]

Lol Harrison ford speaking Japanese

[@ObiTrev]

Short Round got fat!

[@howardcraigiv518]

Seems That Disney World is just bring up the caboose

[@rachelghoul1835]

Huh. It's almost the same... but just different enough. The fireball is so cool though, I'd take that over the rats any day.

[@rachelghoul1835]

I think new!Mara is cooler than the giant crystal skull though.

[@libertyko15]

Rats got replaced, but not the fireball…

[@xurbition]

Japan always gets the beta stuff at Disney. It an’t bloody fair. 😭

[@Jacob.R.G]

i like Disneylands better

[@satoru_gojo55555]

First