The Undersea Voyage

Scene 1
The loading wharf is located in a spectacular subterranean cavern. 4 x 50 passenger submarines are seen to be both loading and discharging on opposite sides of the submarines. Staff are dressed in smart white, (naval image), uniforms. Submarines depart wharf at 5-6 minute intervals. Queuing passengers can clearly see departing submarines glide on the surface through a waterfall approximately 60 metres into the journey.

Scene 2
On exit from the waterfall, the submarine begins to submerge into the aquarium. Passengers now experience crystal clear waters rising above the full length viewing screens. As the submarine fully submerges, a spectacular panorama of giant sharks, stingrays, schools of fish and tropical coral outcrops, unfold around our undersea explorers.

Scene 3
The submarine levels out on a seabed with a sandy bottom and scattered mix of coral reefs. In the distant background our explorers are now sighting glimpses of large marble columns stretching to the surface, broken statues and fragmented mosaics from a lost civilisation. Is this the Lost City of Atlantis? The submarine now glides smoothly amongst the crumbling buildings of an ancient city lost forever in time under the sea.

Scene 4
The submarine is now travelling amongst large coral formations, and a seabed littered with a grave yard of ship wrecks Broken amphorae lie scattered amongst the rotting planks of an ancient Greek Trireme. Our undersea explorers are astounded to see the skeletal remains of a Viking warrior rise from the crumbling bow of his long boat, wielding a large battle axe and shield. The submarine steers away from this ghostly vision towards the sea ravaged remains of a Spanish Galleon. Our explorers witness a diver in an old hard hat diving suit, recovering gold and precious jewels from a treasure chest he has retrieved from the wreck. A giant Moray Eel protrudes menacingly from the rotting timbers.

Scene 5
The submarine shudders slightly as the massive tentacles of an enormous squid, partially envelop its hull. The submarine Captain takes emergency evasive action, and our undersea explorers barely escape this frightening horror of the deep.