In 2020, Disney announced it would close the popular but controversial Splash Mountain at both Disney World and Disneyland ... back row of the log. The ride was full of new animatronic characters ...

Disneyland parkgoers rode on the Splash Mountain ride for the last time on Tuesday as the park plans to redesign the site to a Princess Tiana theme from “The Princess and the Frog.” ...

Disneyland guests have been riding Doom Buggies for 55 years now, but what story is the attraction trying to tell?

Splash Mountain first opened as a log-flume ride at Disneyland in the late 1980s. The revamped ride will follow the contours of the animated movie, “The Princess and the Frog," in which actress ...

There’s only one Splash Mountain left. It’s in Tokyo Disney Resort, which is owned by Oriental Land Company, not Disney. Guests visiting Tokyo Disneyland should note the ride will be ...

Splash Mountain, the iconic log flume ride at Disneyland and Walt Disney World's Magic Kingdom, will undergo a makeover to remove a storyline based on the controversial 1946 film Song of the South.

which operates Tokyo Disney Resorts, is offering a summer-only version of ... 31, Splash Mountain's "Get Wet Max" soaks guests more than usual when the ride drops into the waterfall basin.

But where the real differnece comes in is the smoothness of the ride — I cannot emphasize enough how much smoother the coaster is for the Disneyland Space Mountain ... gets a full change to ...

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