@@ryandalton2834 splash has been on the cutting board since 2019. it likely would’ve been announced later and the actual ride would be closed later if the events of 2020 didn’t happen, but it would still close eventually. this is coming from one of the biggest splash fans
And I’m so glad that I rode on it back in my own Disneyland trip 2 months ago when it was Halloween time! And apparently like what you said during my Disneyland Park day 2 months ago, it’s probably the last time I see and ride the beloved classic attraction before they change it into the Princess and the Frog themed ride called Tiana’s Bayou Adventure until in the next 2 years. But at least one day in one year in the future when I get back to Disneyland after the Princess and the Frog retheming of Splash Mountain is finished in 2024, maybe I’ll be super excited to ride on it and experience it because the Princess and the Frog is arguably one of my favorite Disney movies and I heard that they will also add fireflies to the ride so that during nighttime they will light up and glow!
Princess and the frog will probably be more technically advanced than this was, but no way will any log flume ever beat this ride. Song of the south was the perfect theme and concept 😢
Disney is making a massive mistake, this is the best ride because of how well it’s all done. It pisses me off how they are taking out a historic ride like this and replacing it with MORE princesses. And on top of that ripping out most of not all the America sings stuff
I don't know how historic something built in the 80s could be. Also I'm sure Disney and a huge group of Disney fans would be thrilled to replace a ride based on a movie so racist Disney refuses to let it out of the vault with a ride based on a movie to feature Disney's first black princess. Lastly, we have zero clue how much of the original ride is going to stay. Considering how quickly the change is happening and how much Disney loves to save money, we can safely assume the only animatronics that are going to be removed or drastically changed will be the recognizable ones like Fox, Bear, and Rabbit. If anything, this is a good thing because it means those animatronics are finally going to be given the love they deserve to keep them running for another 40+ years.
@@SpecialAgentEBunny Then you obviously don't know anything about racism because just from the handful of clips I've seen and the plot synopsis I've read on the official wiki page for the movie it is extremely racist even for the time it was made in. That's the whole reason why Disney refuses to let it out of the vault.
@@KassMcCormack you haven’t watched it, but your did read a wiki page. Perhaps you should watch it first. The stories were collected from black folklore. They’re erasing stories originating from the slaves themselves
@@SpecialAgentEBunny "Cultural historian Jason Sperb describes the film as "one of Hollywood's most resiliently offensive racist texts".[74] Sperb, Neal Gabler, and other critics have noted the film's release as being in the wake of the Double V campaign, a propaganda campaign in the United States during World War II to promote victory over racism in the United States and its armed forces, and victory over fascism abroad.[75] Early in the film's production, there was concern that the material would encounter controversy. Disney publicist Vern Caldwell wrote to producer Perce Pearce that "the negro situation is a dangerous one. Between the negro haters and the negro lovers there are many chances to run afoul of situations that could run the gamut all the way from the nasty to the controversial." Also: "Adam Clayton Powell, Jr., a congressman from Harlem, branded the film an "insult to American minorities [and] everything that America as a whole stands for."[77] The National Negro Congress set up picket lines in theaters in the big cities where the film played, with its protesters holding signs that read "Song of the South is an insult to the Negro people" and, lampooning "Jingle Bells", chanted: "Disney tells, Disney tells/lies about the South."[77][78] On April 2, 1947, a group of protesters marched around Oakland, California's Paramount Theatre with picket signs reading, "We want films on Democracy not Slavery" and "Don't prejudice children's minds with films like this".[79] The National Jewish Post scorned the fact that the film's lead was not allowed to attend its premiere in Atlanta because of his race." And finally: "Criticisms in the black press largely objected to the reinforcement of stereotypes, such as the subservient status of black characters, costuming, the exaggerated dialect, and other archaic depictions of black people." All pulled directly from the wiki article with sources linked on the page. It does not matter what it was based off of or what the intention was. The film includes racist stereotypes and depictions that were condemned by the very communities depicted in the film therefore it is racist. To argue otherwise is being intentionally and maliciously ignorant and silences the very same voices you claim to be elevating. I will not be arguing any further about this because there is absolutely nothing you can say that would change my mind. Song of the South is racist and was considered racist at the time it was being made. Full stop. If you reply again I will report you for harrasment.
I’m so glad that I rode on this ride back in my own Disneyland trip 2 months ago when it was Halloween time! And apparently like what you said during my Disneyland Park day 2 months ago, it’s probably the last time I see and ride the beloved classic attraction before they change it into the Princess and the Frog themed ride called Tiana’s Bayou Adventure until in the next 2 years. But at least one day in one year in the future when I get back to Disneyland after the Princess and the Frog retheming of Splash Mountain is finished in 2024, maybe I’ll be super excited to ride on it and experience it because the Princess and the Frog is arguably one of my favorite Disney movies and I heard that they will also add fireflies to the ride so that during nighttime they will light up and glow just to make it more whimsical! 🤩
That’s cool I went to Disneyland a month ago and had fun now that splash has closed there is a creepy feel the magic is gone. I know splash wasn’t a Walt Disney original, but man was it my favorite ride and what Disney is about now is creepy.
@@JSwag_Reviews I'm lucky because I can afford to go on this in Tokyo again someday, but just looking from POVs, this ride (And I mean this version, in Disneyland) had a nostalgic feel that literally NONE of the other rides or VERSIONS of it had. I'm still gonna miss it forever, and hearing the characters sing in English
After seeing this POV and the new Disneyland POV, I still stand by the fact that this is better. However, Tiana’s is actually a lot better than the WDW version. That version is terrible.
I remember my first time going on this ride, my sister told me that there was no seatbelt and I didn’t believe her. Until I got to the ride lol, I thought I was gonna fly out of my seat as soon as the drop hit.
Disney just announced that Walt Disney World's Splash Mountain will be closing on January 23, 2023, but I don't know when Disneyland version will be closing.
It’s a shame Disney gave into the snowflakes. Now we’re loosing a great piece of our childhood for no real reason. It’s crazy listening to cancel culture so much.
No one was really complaining about Splash Mountain, they just changed it cuz....idk I guess they just decided they don't give af and screw all the loyal DL fans, re-theme the ride and stick our noses in it. Literally wtf.
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Nice POV! My favorite ride of all time! So sad it’s closing soon, but I’m enjoying it as much as I can until then! Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah! ❤️
It’s a shame I won’t ever get to experience the Disneyland version.
@@JavaCake yeah, none of this would have happened if George Floyd wasn’t killed by the police
@@ryandalton2834 splash has been on the cutting board since 2019. it likely would’ve been announced later and the actual ride would be closed later if the events of 2020 didn’t happen, but it would still close eventually. this is coming from one of the biggest splash fans
@@animatroniccrazy5460 Yeah, I have no doubt Disney in general just wanted to be done with Song of the South for good.
@@ryandalton2834 bro...WHAT???? what the hell are you even talking about LMAOO
No way any Princess and the Frog ride will ever be able to compete with this cuteness.
It’s not competing 😂
@@user-lu9td2qs4uyou’re right it’s garbage!
Sad this is closing! It’s too bad we will never hear this timeless music again 😢
I'm going to ride this so many times that I'll memorize every bit of it! I'm gonna make up for all the times I coulda been riding it in the future
Amazing video. I like Splash Mountain too.
I am going to miss Splash Mountain so much!!
So is everybody else, including me.
Much more brighter than usually
I was really surprised too, usually everything is burnt out until the refurb in January
@@LMGVids except the part where brer rabbit is supposed to be using the handcar at 4:40 (located above the small drop). hope they fix it!
R.I.P. Splash Mountain 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
Love this song!!!!!!!! "Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah" !
I'm glad that I rode this on Saturday in case if the ride closes next month and I wouldn't get a chance to go on it during the new year!
And I’m so glad that I rode on it back in my own Disneyland trip 2 months ago when it was Halloween time! And apparently like what you said during my Disneyland Park day 2 months ago, it’s probably the last time I see and ride the beloved classic attraction before they change it into the Princess and the Frog themed ride called Tiana’s Bayou Adventure until in the next 2 years. But at least one day in one year in the future when I get back to Disneyland after the Princess and the Frog retheming of Splash Mountain is finished in 2024, maybe I’ll be super excited to ride on it and experience it because the Princess and the Frog is arguably one of my favorite Disney movies and I heard that they will also add fireflies to the ride so that during nighttime they will light up and glow!
Babe wake up, LMG posted a Splash POV
Lol
My favorite ride ever! So sad it’s closing…
Amazing! Looks so vibrant
I’m going next week! I’m beyond excited!!
So sad the ride is closing 😢 I threw my pillows around when I heard the announcement
Princess and the frog will probably be more technically advanced than this was, but no way will any log flume ever beat this ride. Song of the south was the perfect theme and concept 😢
Idk Tony Baxter out as lead imagineer. Not a good sign.
Fantastic POV and 4k video of the iconic Splash Mountain! Also, I'm never looking forward or riding TBA (aka Tiana's Food Dump)!
Amazing indeed!
This ride was awesome
Disney is making a massive mistake, this is the best ride because of how well it’s all done. It pisses me off how they are taking out a historic ride like this and replacing it with MORE princesses. And on top of that ripping out most of not all the America sings stuff
I don't know how historic something built in the 80s could be. Also I'm sure Disney and a huge group of Disney fans would be thrilled to replace a ride based on a movie so racist Disney refuses to let it out of the vault with a ride based on a movie to feature Disney's first black princess. Lastly, we have zero clue how much of the original ride is going to stay. Considering how quickly the change is happening and how much Disney loves to save money, we can safely assume the only animatronics that are going to be removed or drastically changed will be the recognizable ones like Fox, Bear, and Rabbit. If anything, this is a good thing because it means those animatronics are finally going to be given the love they deserve to keep them running for another 40+ years.
@@KassMcCormack Song of the South isn’t racist. I’ve actually seen it.
@@SpecialAgentEBunny Then you obviously don't know anything about racism because just from the handful of clips I've seen and the plot synopsis I've read on the official wiki page for the movie it is extremely racist even for the time it was made in. That's the whole reason why Disney refuses to let it out of the vault.
@@KassMcCormack you haven’t watched it, but your did read a wiki page. Perhaps you should watch it first. The stories were collected from black folklore. They’re erasing stories originating from the slaves themselves
@@SpecialAgentEBunny "Cultural historian Jason Sperb describes the film as "one of Hollywood's most resiliently offensive racist texts".[74] Sperb, Neal Gabler, and other critics have noted the film's release as being in the wake of the Double V campaign, a propaganda campaign in the United States during World War II to promote victory over racism in the United States and its armed forces, and victory over fascism abroad.[75] Early in the film's production, there was concern that the material would encounter controversy. Disney publicist Vern Caldwell wrote to producer Perce Pearce that "the negro situation is a dangerous one. Between the negro haters and the negro lovers there are many chances to run afoul of situations that could run the gamut all the way from the nasty to the controversial."
Also:
"Adam Clayton Powell, Jr., a congressman from Harlem, branded the film an "insult to American minorities [and] everything that America as a whole stands for."[77] The National Negro Congress set up picket lines in theaters in the big cities where the film played, with its protesters holding signs that read "Song of the South is an insult to the Negro people" and, lampooning "Jingle Bells", chanted: "Disney tells, Disney tells/lies about the South."[77][78] On April 2, 1947, a group of protesters marched around Oakland, California's Paramount Theatre with picket signs reading, "We want films on Democracy not Slavery" and "Don't prejudice children's minds with films like this".[79] The National Jewish Post scorned the fact that the film's lead was not allowed to attend its premiere in Atlanta because of his race."
And finally:
"Criticisms in the black press largely objected to the reinforcement of stereotypes, such as the subservient status of black characters, costuming, the exaggerated dialect, and other archaic depictions of black people."
All pulled directly from the wiki article with sources linked on the page. It does not matter what it was based off of or what the intention was. The film includes racist stereotypes and depictions that were condemned by the very communities depicted in the film therefore it is racist. To argue otherwise is being intentionally and maliciously ignorant and silences the very same voices you claim to be elevating. I will not be arguing any further about this because there is absolutely nothing you can say that would change my mind. Song of the South is racist and was considered racist at the time it was being made. Full stop. If you reply again I will report you for harrasment.
If you look to the right at 5:24, you can see the indoor drop! I don't know how I never noticed that.
If they _have_ to re-theme this, I wish they would to The Fox and the Hound.
I’m so glad that I rode on this ride back in my own Disneyland trip 2 months ago when it was Halloween time! And apparently like what you said during my Disneyland Park day 2 months ago, it’s probably the last time I see and ride the beloved classic attraction before they change it into the Princess and the Frog themed ride called Tiana’s Bayou Adventure until in the next 2 years. But at least one day in one year in the future when I get back to Disneyland after the Princess and the Frog retheming of Splash Mountain is finished in 2024, maybe I’ll be super excited to ride on it and experience it because the Princess and the Frog is arguably one of my favorite Disney movies and I heard that they will also add fireflies to the ride so that during nighttime they will light up and glow just to make it more whimsical! 🤩
That’s cool I went to Disneyland a month ago and had fun now that splash has closed there is a creepy feel the magic is gone. I know splash wasn’t a Walt Disney original, but man was it my favorite ride and what Disney is about now is creepy.
@@JSwag_Reviews I'm lucky because I can afford to go on this in Tokyo again someday, but just looking from POVs, this ride (And I mean this version, in Disneyland) had a nostalgic feel that literally NONE of the other rides or VERSIONS of it had. I'm still gonna miss it forever, and hearing the characters sing in English
I want it to be as good as it can be, but I wish Dr. Facilier get his turn in this attraction
So sad about the announcement😢
I’m about to cry because it’s about to be closing soon😢
Thought my phone screen had a dead pixel but it's actually on your video
H20 more like H2NO!
Too many people out there, hate it with others enjoy something.
After seeing this POV and the new Disneyland POV, I still stand by the fact that this is better. However, Tiana’s is actually a lot better than the WDW version. That version is terrible.
It feels so weird coming back and watching this. Cause when it reopens, none of this will be there.
I remember my first time going on this ride, my sister told me that there was no seatbelt and I didn’t believe her. Until I got to the ride lol, I thought I was gonna fly out of my seat as soon as the drop hit.
Disney did Splash Mountain dirty.
GIVE SPLASH MOUNTAIN JUSTICE!
(Yes I do know it remains in Tokyo)
3:16wow
Disney just announced that Walt Disney World's Splash Mountain will be closing on January 23, 2023, but I don't know when Disneyland version will be closing.
The waterfall at the end is gone! They could’ve at least waited until the ride closed down first.
Anybody else here after the heartbreak of seeing tianas garbage adventure?
😢😭
3/3 Not bad, but the third one has a crooked head.
It’s a shame Disney gave into the snowflakes. Now we’re loosing a great piece of our childhood for no real reason. It’s crazy listening to cancel culture so much.
No one was really complaining about Splash Mountain, they just changed it cuz....idk I guess they just decided they don't give af and screw all the loyal DL fans, re-theme the ride and stick our noses in it. Literally wtf.
h2o more like h2-NO. LOL
This video just became an nft
I hope they reuse the animatronics because they did it with America sings for splash mountain so I hope they re use them.
The looks the same. Haven’t been there since.