I wish it would return. Unless you’re older, you most likely know nothing about Song of the South, so it was just a fun ride with catchy songs. I have no interest in riding it as a Tiana ride because that movie gets on my nerves.
Considering that “Song of the South” originated from African-American folklore and “The Princess and the Frog” is based on European literature, I would have thought you felt differently.
Splash Mountain did not close in the US. It’s alive and well and there’s no such thing as Tiana’s Bayou Adventure. I can confirm as someone who was there for WDW’s 75th in 2046 that Splash Mountain is still there.
You Grow up yourself and get real. You don’t know if it won’t come back. Your kind said this before about things like DEI and we’re proved wrong in the Things change. Give it up.
First of all, Splash Mountain was based on Song of the South…STORIES FROM AFRICAN CULTURE retold by American black slaves to keep their culture alive. Sort of RACIST for Disney to erase black culture.
Secondly, I just got back from Disney World. I wanted to check out Bayou Adventure — out of curiosity. Unless you have LL, they won’t let you ride. There’s some sort of reservation thing you can do without LL. Except they were being too cryptic about it. Anyway, watching the logs (as I was approaching the cast member sending people in line), it seems they only place SIX people max. per log.
I checked out a couple videos on YouTube. What’s with the maturbating bunny? I see he’s rubbing a sign. However, this grin and the motions seem to state something else.
Comments for With Disney’s DEI Programs Dead, Fans Again Petition Disney To Bring Back Splash Mountain
Anonymous
Rick, you don’t know if Splash will not return. You’re not affiliated with Disney. After DEI is being terminated, things get retconned. Get real.
Ann
I wish it would return. Unless you’re older, you most likely know nothing about Song of the South, so it was just a fun ride with catchy songs. I have no interest in riding it as a Tiana ride because that movie gets on my nerves.
Dee Rush
Considering that “Song of the South” originated from African-American folklore and “The Princess and the Frog” is based on European literature, I would have thought you felt differently.
Dee Rush
Grow up. Splash Mountain is NOT returning. You want to ride Splash Mountain? Visit Tokyo Disneyland.
Steve
Splash Mountain did not close in the US. It’s alive and well and there’s no such thing as Tiana’s Bayou Adventure. I can confirm as someone who was there for WDW’s 75th in 2046 that Splash Mountain is still there.
Anonymous
You Grow up yourself and get real. You don’t know if it won’t come back. Your kind said this before about things like DEI and we’re proved wrong in the Things change. Give it up.
Danny O.
It’s odd what Disney is doing with Tiana’s ride.
First of all, Splash Mountain was based on Song of the South…STORIES FROM AFRICAN CULTURE retold by American black slaves to keep their culture alive. Sort of RACIST for Disney to erase black culture.
Secondly, I just got back from Disney World. I wanted to check out Bayou Adventure — out of curiosity. Unless you have LL, they won’t let you ride. There’s some sort of reservation thing you can do without LL. Except they were being too cryptic about it. Anyway, watching the logs (as I was approaching the cast member sending people in line), it seems they only place SIX people max. per log.
I checked out a couple videos on YouTube. What’s with the maturbating bunny? I see he’s rubbing a sign. However, this grin and the motions seem to state something else.
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