Disneyland’s Splash Mountain has officially closed after more than 33 years at the California resort. A new ride will take its place at Disney parks.
As the Walt Disney Company pushed for more inclusion, Walt Disney World and Disneyland Parks decided to permanently close the iconic attraction, Splash Mountain, and turn it into a “Princess and the Frog” -a themed attraction starring Princess Tiana. Splash Mountain at Walt Disney World was permanently closed to Guests on January 23, 2023, and […] The Splash Mountain At Disneyland Now Permanently Closed first appeared on The Blast
According to Disneyland officials, the renovation project is expected to last more than a year. The re-imagined ride, which will be called "Tiana's Bayou Adventure," is scheduled to open in late 2024.
Four months after its Floridian counterpart closed, the original Splash Mountain at Disneyland has officially taken its last plunge into the Briar Patch.
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Disneyland fans say goodbye to Splash Mountain, a staple since 1989, and offer early thoughts on the replacement, Tiana's Bayou Adventure.
Splash Mountain, the Disneyland flume ride which has been criticized for racist and stereotyping related to its roots in the 1946 Disney film Song of the South, will officially close at the end of
The Splash Mountain faithful flock to Disneyland for their last chance to hop inside a hollow log and float through a musical bayou to Br’er Rabbit’s Laughing Place.
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