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The Brer Bear and Brer Fox animatronic towards the beginning hasn’t been working for a while and neither has the alligator biting Brer Fox’s tail at the end either. Hopefully, they take the time to fix some of the broken animatronic figures in the ride that haven’t been working for a while. Disney is keeping Splash Mountain open for a while longer and they want everything looking fresh for the 50th Anniversary, and this is a start.

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There could be some aesthetic changes to the outside of the building like fresh paint, however, plus the regular maintenance that all the rides must go through.Įxpect to see scaffolding up on the outside of Splash Mountain, including the drop area when the work gets started. It’s probable that there won’t be any structural changes to the ride or scenes. This refurb is only maintenance and not to re-theme the ride. While many are hopeful, that is not what they are doing right now. If you remember, more than a year ago, Disney announced that Splash Mountain is being re-themed to a Princess and the Frog ride. What is included in the refurbishment? Disney has not given the details of what exactly they are working on while it’s down, but it is likely just regular seasonal maintenance and nothing major. (UPDATE 12/8/21): Disney has scheduled a short refurbishment for Splash Mountain from January 10 to February 10, 2022, and reopening on February 13, 2022. In this post, we will talk about the refurbishment planned for Splash Mountain at Disney’s Magic Kingdom, when it’s going to happen and what might be included in the project. Quick Tip: Time your ride for during the fireworks for even more thrills.Refurbishment season is almost here once again, and Disney has recently announced that Splash Mountain is closing for Refurbishment in January 2022 in Disney’s Magic Kingdom. At the end of the ride you will have the option to purchase a photograph of your log plume’s drop. There are ponchos sold in gift shops to help avoid getting soaked. Want to stay dry? Sitting in the back helps. Want to get really wet? Sit up front and on the right. There is a very good chance you will get wet. There are some dark areas which may be scary to small children. The ride is about 15 minutes long and is both indoors and outdoors as it goes through Splash Mountain. Splash Mountain is a Disney “Must Do” for Magic Kingdom visitors.

Note that the entrance/FastPass Lane/Exit area of Splash Mountain can be very crowded.

This is a fun place to entertain the little ones if you’ve taken advantage of RiderSwap.

There is a small play area located in the shade, near the entrance/exit to Splash Mountain.

This is a FASTPASS attraction with long waits so plan on hitting nearby Frontierland attractions while you wait.

Parents can take advantage of Ride Swap on Splash Mountain.

You must be 40″ tall to ride and children under 7 must be accompanied by an adult.

This ride has restrictions for expectant mothers and those with health problems.

The ride drops you into Br’er Rabbit’s “Laughing Place”, his own peaceful, tranquil home. The finale begins as your log plume descends a 52.5 foot drop at 40 miles an hour. This ride features “Ev’rybody’s Got a Laughing Place” and “Zip-a-Dee-Doo-Dah”. There are animatronic scenes, small dips and a familiar soundtrack.

He is followed by his enemies Br’er Bear and Br’er Fox. Br’er Rabbit leaves home to find his “Laughing Place”.

After boarding the 8 person log you will be treated to twists and turns which follow the story of Br’er Rabbit. Splash Mountain is a water log plume ride based on Disney’s 1946 Song of the South. Just listen for the screams and whoosh of water. This Magic Kingdom ride is located in Frontierland, next to the Big Thunder Mountain Railroad.