As Tiana prepares to host a large party for Mardi Gras, she and the guests journey into the bayou to find a key ingredient for the festivities. Walt Disney Worlds classic log flume ride, Splash Mountain, first plunged guests down the 52-foot drop on July 14, 1989, and Disney has just announced its final trip through the briar patch will occur in January 2023. Passengers on the log flume tweeted late Sunday about a harrowing experience in which their boat took. Tiana's Palace has become enough of a success that Tiana and Naveen decided to expand their business and establish an employee owned food cooperative, Tiana's Foods, which has purchased an old salt mine to serve as a headquarters. Some unlucky riders on Disney World’s Splash Mountain almost ended up under the sea.
Another location at Disney Springs recently closed down as well, being. The story takes place after the ending of the film around 1927. This iconic log flume ride closed back in January and will reopen sometime in 2024 as Tiana’s Bayou Adventure. Models and more details were revealed at D23 Expo 2022, though showing Mama Odie's boat treehouse being cut for budgetary constraints. The attraction's title and opening window of late 2024 was announced on Jat the ESSENCE Festival of Culture in New Orleans. Disney media officials have stressed that the concept had been in development for a year prior, with the social media discourse presumably moving up the announcement timetable. On June 25, 2020, it was announced that the Disneyland and Magic Kingdom versions would be rethemed to The Princess and the Frog, which was the most common pick among critics as an appropriate replacement, though no plans currently exist for Tokyo's version. During the George Floyd protests of 2020, the subject of the racial controversies behind Splash Mountain (namely its connection to Song of the South) became a trending discussion on various social media platforms, with many users petitioning some sort of retheme of the attraction.
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