Journey to the Center of the Earth is a Exploration Perk. __NoToC__
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- Journey to the Center of the Earth is a thrilling, high-speed, roller-coaster like attraction at Tokyo DisneySea. The attraction is similar to Test Track at Epcot and Radiator Springs Racers at California Adventure. The ride is also based off of Jules Verne's novel, Journey to the Center of the Earth.
- Land Designer Manufacturer Attraction type Theme Control System Propulsion method Soft opening date Opening date Closing date Hosted by Music Vehicle capacity Cars per vehicle Guests per car Ride duration Length Total height Track height Maximum speed Height requirements Site area Number of lifts Audio-Animatronics Sponsored by Replaced Replaced by [Source] Journey to the Center of the Earth is an attraction at Tokyo DisneySea which is based on the Jules Verne novel Journey to the Center of the Earth. It uses similar technology to Epcot's Test Track. The attraction is located at Mount Prometheus which is the icon of Tokyo DisneySea.
- Adam, Ferb and the gang attempt to travel down to the center of the earth, but Isabella is worried about Phineas when he suffers Asthma attack. Meanwhile, Brendan attempts to siphon up the energy located at the earth's core to drain the Earth of it's resources.
- The main characters in the novel are Axel, a young German, and his uncle Professor Lidenbrock, a professor of geology at Hamburg University who also prides himself on his ability to speak and read several languages. The two men discover a piece of parchment which carries a coded message. The message tells them that it is possible to descend to the center of the Earth from one of the three craters on an Icelandic volcano. Axel and the professor travel to Iceland. They hire a local guide, Hans Bjelke, who leads them to the volcano and then accompanies them on their journey deep underground.
- Journey to the Center of the Earth (in French: Voyage au centre de la Terre) was a science fiction novel written by Jules Verne in 1864. In the novel, a professor and his nephew attempt to recreate a voyage to center of the Earth by following clues that were left by a medieval adventurer named Arne Saknussemm. Deciphering a coded message that leads them to the crater of an extinct volcano in Iceland, the entrance passage is confirmed to be the correct one when they discover the adventurer's initials "A.S." in runic letters at the entrance. On another occasion, when the passage divides into three branches, they notice the initials "A.S." carved above one of the passages and choose the correct path.
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| - Journey to the Center of the Earth is a Exploration Perk. __NoToC__
- Journey to the Center of the Earth (in French: Voyage au centre de la Terre) was a science fiction novel written by Jules Verne in 1864. In the novel, a professor and his nephew attempt to recreate a voyage to center of the Earth by following clues that were left by a medieval adventurer named Arne Saknussemm. Deciphering a coded message that leads them to the crater of an extinct volcano in Iceland, the entrance passage is confirmed to be the correct one when they discover the adventurer's initials "A.S." in runic letters at the entrance. On another occasion, when the passage divides into three branches, they notice the initials "A.S." carved above one of the passages and choose the correct path. Emmett Brown first read the novel when he was a little boy, and as a result was inspired to attempt to dig to the center of the Earth himself. Although Emmett failed miserably in this endeavor, partly due to the fact that he had rather limited resources to do such a thing when he was only twelve years old, he dedicated his life to science from that point on. Clara Clayton read Journey to the Center of the Earth due to becoming a fan of Jules Verne after reading From the Earth to the Moon shortly after contracting diphtheria in 1866. The story would later inspire Doc to conceive the ideas for a rocket-powered drill. When Emmett hid the DeLorean time machine in 1885, he placed it in a side tunnel of the Delgado mine and sealed the entrance with rocks and wooden planks so that nobody else would discover it for the next seventy years. As a secret message to his 1955 counterpart that would help Marty look for it, he inscribed his own initials, "E.L.B." (Emmett Lathrop Brown) on one of the planks, knowing that the mine would remind him of the novel, and furthermore, he would recognize the adventurer's method of using his own initials to mark the passageway that he used.
- The main characters in the novel are Axel, a young German, and his uncle Professor Lidenbrock, a professor of geology at Hamburg University who also prides himself on his ability to speak and read several languages. The two men discover a piece of parchment which carries a coded message. The message tells them that it is possible to descend to the center of the Earth from one of the three craters on an Icelandic volcano. Axel and the professor travel to Iceland. They hire a local guide, Hans Bjelke, who leads them to the volcano and then accompanies them on their journey deep underground. A popular 1871 translation changes Professor Lidenbrock's name to Professor Hardwigg and Axel's name to Henry Lawson.
- Journey to the Center of the Earth is a thrilling, high-speed, roller-coaster like attraction at Tokyo DisneySea. The attraction is similar to Test Track at Epcot and Radiator Springs Racers at California Adventure. The ride is also based off of Jules Verne's novel, Journey to the Center of the Earth.
- Land Designer Manufacturer Attraction type Theme Control System Propulsion method Soft opening date Opening date Closing date Hosted by Music Vehicle capacity Cars per vehicle Guests per car Ride duration Length Total height Track height Maximum speed Height requirements Site area Number of lifts Audio-Animatronics Sponsored by Replaced Replaced by [Source] Journey to the Center of the Earth is an attraction at Tokyo DisneySea which is based on the Jules Verne novel Journey to the Center of the Earth. It uses similar technology to Epcot's Test Track. The attraction is located at Mount Prometheus which is the icon of Tokyo DisneySea.
- Adam, Ferb and the gang attempt to travel down to the center of the earth, but Isabella is worried about Phineas when he suffers Asthma attack. Meanwhile, Brendan attempts to siphon up the energy located at the earth's core to drain the Earth of it's resources.
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