a wavy blue stripe painted across the ceiling. The original subs's exteriors were painted navy gray; the new livery colors are bright yellow above water, a light blue 'boot stripe' at the waterline, and a reflection-reducing matte blue-black below the waterline. The sail of each submarine (from which the helmsman operates) has a control console and a board of indicator lights displaying the submarine's operation status if anything abnormal were to happen on the ride's cycle. Cast members on this ride are trained on how to respond to each abnormality, and are always in contact with other operating positions of the ride. Although the submarine is on a guideway, the helmsman controls its forward and backward movement via a small joystick to regulate these speeds (shown in RPM, in lieu of the actual propeller which moves the boat) which vary in different sections of the ride. Cast members operating the submarines must guide the submarine through a series of laser sensors, each which activate a different scene for the show. Guiding timers and block-lights are placed throughout the ride to help the cast member properly time each scene. Helmsmen cast members are also able to unlock the watertight hatches via levers in the sail, which is done each time the boat arrives to dock. Each sail also carries a flashlight, opening/closing checklists for the ride's opening/closing crew, and a radio to communicate with other boats and stations in the attraction. The queue, docks, subs and scenes were all re-themed to represent the movie's Australian harbor, and the captain and his first mate speak with Australian accents. Marine Observation Outpost (M.O.O.) – Guests see a show on a high definition LCD screen which is similar to the underwater attraction. This alternative experience is provided to accommodate guests with conditions preventing them from boarding the subs. Nemo submarine names (2007–) 107 Nautilus 207 Scout, formerly Neptune, formerly Seawolf 307 Voyager, formerly Sea Star, formerly Skate 407 Mariner, formerly Explorer, formerly Skipjack 507 Seafarer, formerly Seeker, formerly Triton 607 Explorer, formerly Argonaut, formerly George Washington 707 Neptune, formerly Triton, formerly Patrick Henry 807 Argonaut, formerly Sea Wolf, formerly Ethan Allen See also Submarine Voyage List of Disneyland attractions References External links DisneySubmarines.com Amusement rides introduced in 2007 Audio-Animatronic attractions Disneyland Finding Nemo Pixar in amusement parks Tomorrowland Walt Disney Parks and Resorts attractions 2007 establishments in California Submarine attractions