Walt Disney Co. said on Thursday that it will completely reimagine its popular, but often criticized, Disneyland and Magic Kingdom ride Splash Mountain. The attraction has been condemned for years ...

Princess Tiana will soon move into Splash Mountain. The ride, long criticized for its association with the film "Song of the South," will be re-themed to bring in characters from the 2009 film "The ...

Splash Mountain, one of the mainstay rides at Disneyland whose theme was based on the Uncle Remus Br’er Rabbit story from Disney‘s controversial 1946 film Song of the South, will be reimagined based ...

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Splash Mountain currently features characters, locations, and music from "Song of the South," including a Br'er Rabbit–themed gift shop. Credit: John Raoux/AP/Shutterstock The recent movement of ...

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Disney’s Splash Mountain — based on the company’s highly controversial film Song of the South — is getting a complete revamp, the company announced Thursday. Instead of being based on the 1946 movie, ...

FILE- In this March 21, 2007 file photo, the character Brer Rabbit, from the movie, "Song of the South," is depicted near the entrance to the Splash Mountain ride in the Magic Kingdom at Walt Disney ...

Popular Disney theme park attraction Splash Mountain, based on the 1946 film “Song of the South,” is the latest cultural icon locked in the crosshairs of racial equality demonstrators. Responding to ...

Splash Mountain, one of the mainstay rides at Disneyland whose theme was based on the Uncle Remus Br’er Rabbit story from Disney’s controversial 1946 film Song of the South, will be reimagined based ...

Inspired by the animation in one of the Walt Disney Co.’s most misguided cinematic works, Splash Mountain and its imagery rooted in the dated and racist 1946 film “Song of the South” will soon be a ...