Time for SplashMountain to be movin' along. Crowds of guests dropped into DisneyWorld to be among the last to hop onto the log-flume ride before it closes permanently:
Time for Splash Mountain to be movin' along. Guests dropped into Walt Disney World on Sunday to be among the last to ride the iconic log-flume attraction, which will undergo a months-long transformation before reopening as Tiana's Bayou Adventure in 2024. The newly re-imagined ride — as inspired by the Walt Disney Animation Studios film The Princess and the Frog instead of the controversial Song of the South — will also make its way to California's Disneyland Resort.
Crazy rope crowds for Splash Mountain on its final day of operation at Magic Kingdom#SplashMountain pic.twitter.com/ihcTsxkBjK The sun has set on Splash Mountain for the last time. 💦#WaltDisneyWorld ✨ pic.twitter.com/NKeutYI2SM
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