Splash Mountain

Based on the animated scenes of the 1946 Disney film Song of the South, Splash Mountain is a log flume that can be seen at Disneyland, Tokyo Disneyland, and Magic Kingdom. Each installation starts with a tranquil outdoor float-through that proceeds to inside dark ride segments, with a dramatic steep drop into a "briar patch" and an indoor climax. There are differences in the tale and elements between the three locations. There is a 52.5-foot drop (16.0 m).

The U.S. versions of the ride would be replaced with a theme based on the 2009 movie The Princess and the Frog, it was revealed in June 2020. Tiana's Bayou Adventure, the name of the new ride, is expected to debut in Magic Kingdom and Disneyland in late 2024.

A steep drop into a briar patch and some incredibly surreal parts, such the neon-lit Laughing Place, which seems to mock how wet you just got, balance off this deliciously wet log flume's cheery creatures and vibrant colors. It's difficult to overlook the fact that it is based on the infamous Song of the South, but not for long: The ride will soon be transformed into a Princes and the Frog-themed attraction.

Location: Critter Country (Disneyland)
Driest seat: As far back as possible