(The company licenses its characters and products to the Oriental Land Company.) There are no plans to give that one a “Princess and the Frog” makeover, a spokeswoman said. Also that year, Disney closed the popular Twilight Zone Tower of Terror, a hotel with wildly malfunctioning elevators, and turned it into a new ride based on Marvel’s “Guardians of the Galaxy.”Īt least for now, one Splash Mountain will survive: The ride is also at Tokyo Disneyland, which Disney doesn’t own.
In 2017, for instance, a bride auction and a scene where scofflaws chase women through a house were removed from Pirates of the Caribbean. 'Splash Mountain' rides at Disney theme parks will be rebranded with a film featuring the company's first black princess, it said on June 25, 2020, after petitions drew attention to the log flume. In June of 2020 Disney Parks blog announced that Splash Mountain will be reimagined to the Princess. The scariest part of this attraction is the drops and most of the story is not scary at all. The final drop being a 5 story drop that reaches 40 mph. The ride also features the Oscar-winning song from the film, “ Zip-a-Dee-Doo-Dah.”ĭisney has updated other rides over the years to make them more relevant to children and to remove outdated imagery. Splash Mountain is a log flume water ride that has a few drops. Splash Mountain does not overtly reference the film, but the ride is built around the Br’er Rabbit and Br’er Fox stories that form its center. Since its release, “The Princess and the Frog” has become a merchandising star for Disney, with Tiana princess dresses for young girls selling particularly well.ĭisney has not made “Song of the South” available in any form for 33 years because of its racist imagery.
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