When you start talking about Disney legacies, one name should come up early: Tony Baxter. Not a CEO. Not a brand manager. An Imagineer. As Disney stares down yet another leadership change, the usual applause is already starting for the executive class. Bob Iger is...
It’s becoming harder and harder to recognize Disney’s own stories once they’ve gone through the corporate filter. The Princess and the Frog gave audiences a tale about a “princess” named Tiana set in the heart of New Orleans, steeped in music, culture, and yes — voodoo. It was a story about dreams, transformation, and the dangers of making deals with dark powers.
A series of controversial changes to Paint the Night at Disneyland has stirred controversy among the Disney fanbase once more.
The return of Paint the Night at Disneyland should’ve been a triumph—a beloved nighttime parade revived to mark the park’s 70th anniversary with dazzling lights, familiar characters, and a wave of nostalgia. But in typical modern Disney fashion, the company couldn’t resist tinkering with the legacy of its own classics in pursuit of “progress.”
Tokyo Disneyland isn’t just preserving Splash Mountain — they’re elevating it.
As part of their annual Summer Cool-Off event, Tokyo Disney Resort has announced the return of a fan-favorite seasonal overlay: Splash Mountain Get Soaked MAX. But this year, the stakes — and the splash factor — are even higher.
For decades, Walt Disney Imagineering was the gold standard of theme park innovation, balancing timeless storytelling with technological breakthroughs to create immersive, unforgettable attractions. But in recent years, Imagineering has been consumed by progressive ideology, turning classic rides into sanitized, politically correct shells of their former selves.
Disney’s Tiana’s Bayou Adventure has been plagued with issues since its opening, and now it’s making headlines again—this time for an animatronic literally falling apart. A recent video has surfaced showing the Louis the Alligator figure inside the ride with its neck ripped open.
Tiana’s Bayou Adventure has suffered another major setback, with the grand finale animatronic of Princess Tiana broken for more than a month at Disneyland.
Walt Disney World has quietly removed Tiana’s Bayou Adventure from its Disney After Hours lineup as the company continues to struggle with its controversial reimagining of the beloved Splash Mountain attraction.
Recent announcements made by Tokyo Disneyland seem to confirm a That Park Place report from October which stated that, despite what other outlets were reporting, Tokyo Disneyland has no plans to close its Splash Mountain attraction anytime soon.
Tiana’s Bayou Adventure had its grand opening at Disneyland yesterday and, much like its Walt Disney World rollout, the West Coast debut of Splash Mountain’s replacement was plagued by endless technical issues that left the attraction down for most of the day.
Some Disney Parks reporters are claiming that Tokyo Disneyland will be replacing its beloved Splash Mountain attraction. But according to That Park Place sources, that might not be the case. Back in 2020, Disney announced plans to replace Splash Mountain,...
The following article is based on a report from a family's experience at Disney World as relayed via a long-time poster on the "Disboards". To read the entire account from one of the family members, click on this link. A family reports that they were admitted to the...
Lookout, Harmonious. Get out of the way, Galactic Starcruiser. There's a new champion of Disney Parks disgust and it's name is Tiana's Bayou Adventure. Despite what you might hear on some other sites or on Disney-approved media outlets, the backlash to the Splash...