Splash Mountain, the iconic log flume ride at Disneyland and Walt Disney World's Magic Kingdom, will undergo a makeover to remove a storyline based on the controversial 1946 film Song of the South.

Splash Mountain at Tokyo Disneyland will be closed from February 12 to March 19 according to the Tokyo Disneyland refurbishment schedule. While Splash Mountain in Walt Disney World and Disneyland ...

Disney has received criticism over the theme of the ride, which is currently based on the controversial 1946 film Song of the South Splash Mountain ... ride at both Disneyland in California ...

Disney announced in December that Splash Mountain would be closing Monday ... the company's first Black princess, Tiana, at both Disneyland in California and Magic Kingdom in Florida.

There’s only one Splash Mountain left. It’s in Tokyo Disney Resort, which is owned by Oriental Land Company, not Disney.

Disneyland parkgoers rode on the Splash Mountain ride for the last time on Tuesday as the park plans to redesign the site to a Princess Tiana theme from “The Princess and the Frog.” ...

Splash Mountain, a mainstay ride at Tokyo Disneyland since 1992, faces an uncertain future due to concerns about its links to a U.S. movie many now deem racist. Oriental Land Co., operator of ...

Oriental Land Co., which operates Tokyo Disney Resorts, is offering a summer-only version of Disneyland's mainstay attraction, Splash Mountain, to help park visitors beat the heat. Available ...

But if you buy grody water from Disney's Splash Mountain then, pal, you are a fool. I would need you to sit down, take a long look in the mirror, and rake the depths of your soul to uncover what ...

there's something for everyone at Disneyland. Help Disney's most beloved archaeologist save the world as he battles supernatural forces on the Indiana Jones Adventure. Splash Mountain reopened in ...

It’s a welcome addition to Disneyland, and will no doubt be one of the most popular attractions there. If your favorite part of Splash Mountain was getting wet and falling down a 50 foot drop ...