Disappointing splash Mountain closed over political correctness which deprived visitors who came from around the world paid a lot of money and missed out on one of the most popular rides. Eventually political correctness will take all the fun from the once happiest place in the world.
I guarantee any workers of African American descent that worked on the original Spash Mountain did not give 2 caps! They were most likely proud of their work.
Agreed. This society and their “ban this, ban that, censor all imperfect things” attitude has gotten way out of hand in the past decade or so.
The future is looking to be a dim one, where people can’t enjoy life, without someone getting overly sensitive over everything.
Sad that such an iconic ride, which had NO signs other than the song and story of Brer Rabbit himself, to the Song of the South.
The attraction itself was able to be enjoyed and understood by younger guests that probably never even knew about the movie, but didn’t need to, as the attraction pretty much had the story laid out for you.
At this point, might as well give everyone crayons and lock them in a padded room, so no one can hurt themselves.
Splash Mountain was amazing. It never should have been changed. Disney never should have caved to those who are “offended” by everything. On to the next ride. The wokesters won’t stop now.
Disneyland shouldn’t of gotten rid of splash mountain. That has been there for yrs I like the fact that they want to put a Tiana’s ride but they should of put it next to the bumper cars thats a big space not used for yrs. They should bring splash mountain back and move that tianas ride
Comments for Toned-Down Splash Mountain “Re-Opens”
Linda
Disappointing splash Mountain closed over political correctness which deprived visitors who came from around the world paid a lot of money and missed out on one of the most popular rides. Eventually political correctness will take all the fun from the once happiest place in the world.
Frank
I guarantee any workers of African American descent that worked on the original Spash Mountain did not give 2 caps! They were most likely proud of their work.
JadeVR
Agreed. This society and their “ban this, ban that, censor all imperfect things” attitude has gotten way out of hand in the past decade or so.
The future is looking to be a dim one, where people can’t enjoy life, without someone getting overly sensitive over everything.
Sad that such an iconic ride, which had NO signs other than the song and story of Brer Rabbit himself, to the Song of the South.
The attraction itself was able to be enjoyed and understood by younger guests that probably never even knew about the movie, but didn’t need to, as the attraction pretty much had the story laid out for you.
At this point, might as well give everyone crayons and lock them in a padded room, so no one can hurt themselves.
Alexandra Joanna Kent
When I last went on Splash Mountain my younger twin sister and I sung along the Zip-a-dee-do-dah and the Laughing Place from Song of the South.
Rob
Splash Mountain was amazing. It never should have been changed. Disney never should have caved to those who are “offended” by everything. On to the next ride. The wokesters won’t stop now.
Diana
Disneyland shouldn’t of gotten rid of splash mountain. That has been there for yrs I like the fact that they want to put a Tiana’s ride but they should of put it next to the bumper cars thats a big space not used for yrs. They should bring splash mountain back and move that tianas ride
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