@@pineapplepixa5270 yeah for sure i feel like they should keep some of it or what they could've done was fix the movie and remove the slay topic about it like they did with the original peter pan but it didn't have a slave aspect but it still had some racial elements
Only during the final scene, and the person commenting meant to put the three main characters Brer Rabbit, Brer Fox, and Brer Bear. The person put Brer Fox as a wolf.
It’s officially midnight here in California and ends the last and final operating day of Splash Mountain. Despite it’s touchy politics and controversy. The ride represented a significant a piece in millions of children’s childhoods. And Disney has yet again stripped us of a little more of their magic. Doing exactly opposite of what they promise. I’m sure the princess and the frog ride will be great, but destroying such an incredible ride in the process isn’t just. Rest in peace Splash Mountain 1989-2023. I hope we can all still find our laughing place.
A beautiful time capsule, when Eisner and Wells were at the height of their powers. The Disney Renaissance was right around the corner. The Second Generation of Imagineers was at the height of their powers. The parks were flourishing with a second wind of new ideas. It's all just a memory now
We don't know if its closing this year... it could close at the start of 2021, similar to when tot closed for guardians Edit: But since Disneyland hasn't opened yet, and lots of construction and new things are getting delayed and this could be delayed indefinitely
@@tigermoth00 the boats moved much slower in the 90s, doesn’t help that he was placed near a small drop but you definitely whiz past him way too fast these days.
All the memories I made riding this attraction with my family, Gone. Forever. Thank you Splash Mountain for being an amazingly perfect disneyland attraction you will be missed.
Then at that point minus well refurbish and change the entire ride, unfortunately. The animatronics are so old and minus well replace it with a new stunning ride
i listen to this almost on the daily while i do my chores so im going to put this here... for me "How do you do?" instrumental: 0:00 How do you do?: 1:09 Br'er Rabbit vers: 4:20 Crocodile/alligator vers: 7:03 Nothin in here but bees!: 9:02 Laughing place: 10:45 Burrow's Lament: 12:13 Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah Instrumental: 15:54 Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah: 18:24 Br'er Rabbit vers: 21:47
From my first ever visit in 1998 as a 6 year old, this ride has always been one of my favorites. While I’m sure Tiana’s Bayou Adventure will be great, it is incredibly sad this ride will be replaced. RIP Splash Mountain. Forever my laughing place.
Andrew Hughes OBJECTION! *slams desk* The character referred to himself as both an alligator AND a crocodile, so IceBringer227 is technically NOT incorrect! *Points* TAKE THAT!!
@@magicemperor2420 ...creative license was used with that crocodile lyric and for the rhythmic flow of the song. There are NO crocodiles in Georgia PERIOD! 😄
12:17-13:32 is the splash mountain ride.....you knew this ride was up there with the top tier fab four rides the park had to offer. Hearing the original FULL sounds of the ride has done my heart good. Bringing back the memories and times during the 80's&90's that cant be revisited as they once were. Thank you for the upload.
Disney needs to take their music, more specifically this, and score it for an orchestra as "Splash Mountain Suite" so that the music and legacy isn't forgotten. I've noticed that Disney's music department is starting to market their music from movies and shows and turn them into suites for professional orchestras to play. I'm sure many have seen the "live to film" concerts where they play the movies and play the music live.
Agreed! That would be a wonderful send off to Splash Mountain. I can’t wait to see what they’ll make for Princess and the Frog, but at the same time I’ll also miss this soundtrack dearly. =)
I just went to both Disneyland and Disney World this year, I have to say the Disneyland Splash Mountain is miles better. It has more animatronics and has more vocals than World’s. Also, I thought it was longer in ride time.
@@ethand.3630 Awesome!! Only been to the Florida version and always wondered. Gonna try and make it to California before the talked-about ride makeover
@@machineryman7197 good luck with that, I have no idea when our supreme leader will allow Disneyland to open in full. Just went to downtown Disney a few days ago and buena vista street which is open for some reason. I had no Disney feeling walking throughout the whole thing. Frankly I was disappointed it was very sad.
@@Looloo3838 the point of that movie was to not whitewash American history and tell the story of black Americans in the southern United States. But since the main character was a slave people who haven’t even seen the movie call it racist. Pure ignorance.
Splash Mountain better be good in 2021. The last time I went to Splash Mountain in 2013. I’ve literally ran out of luck. I visited Disneyworld in 2016 and Feb 2020 and Both times they were closed. RIP Splash mountain. All I wanted was one last ride!
I love this! Out all of most older and newer Splash Mountain audio fan mixes, this one is more accurate with the dialogue, sounds, songs, and instruments for the original Disneyland version! Thank you!!
Love the music!! One of my favorite rides!! I had the chance to go 2 days before they shut it down 😭 Right in the front i got soaked but it was awesome ❤ Hopefully they changed their mind and they will open it again in a few years 🙏
I moved 5 hours north of Orange County a year and a half ago and aside from my friends, the biggest thing I miss is Disneyland. It's videos like this that kinda make me feel like I'm back there.
In both WDW and Tokyo Disneyland's Splash Mountains "What can poor Br'er Rabbit do?" theme before climbing the final ascent to the main drop is instrumental due to absence of the animatronics.
I loved this and this fun. never been on this ride but i saw the movie of this ride. it made my Sunday a whole lot better and i found my Laughing place with this music. Every one have a nice zippy do da week and weekend and a Magical new year in 2021.
That song is called Burrows Lament, and was not added to some versions of the ride because of how it frightened children. Especially right before the main drop.
@@literalcreativity2639 Just because something is based off a racist movie as you call it does not mean the ride is racist. Jeez! How stupid and dense can people get in this day and age?
The thing about Splash Mountain I will miss most is just hearing “Zip-a-Dee-Doo-Dah” around the park. There wouldn’t have been anything wrong with keeping the song in the park’s music loops, at least. It’s such a fun and uplifting song that it should live on forever.
I went to DLR for the first time in June, unfortunately I was literally one week to late to ride it, fortunately I got to ride the MK one twice. I salute to thee splash mountain, while yes I do understand why it was changed, this will always be one of my favorite rides I have ever been on
Sounds so different from the magic kingdom version I’m sad for this ride to go and the fact that people call everyone that is not happy with this change a racist. Just because we don’t want a change doesn’t mean you can call people racist and stop telling us to grow up when the people that made this change are just adults complaining and moping for absolutely no reason why didn’t you protest against this ride 31 years ago yeah they didn’t back then so what makes it racist now
Haha. Thank you! I even watched the movie and found nothing wrong with it. It takes place during Reconstruction era and never once mentions slavery. It doesn't "romanticize slavery" as many people repeat. For its time, it was pretty progressive with a relationship between a white boy and a black man.
I think that it is fair to say that some characters have some “racial stereotypes” but I don’t think that they are racist, being voiced by people of color means that they are naturally going to add some of their own personality into the character (most noticeable in the voice).
Don’t worry fellas! Splash Mountain’s not gonna be gone permanently until in the next 2 years. Which is 2024 I heard that they’ll be changing it into the Princess and the Frog themed ride
It’s most likely gonna close within the next few months tho since it’ll take a while for them to redo the mountain, getting rid of all the current stuff in the ride, finish all the new scenes in the ride and installing the new animatronics; I’d say we have probably like 6 months left of the ride being open but who knows, hopefully Disney will tell up when it’s closing, 2024 is when the princess and the frog retheme is planned to open
Who thinks Walt Disney World Splash Mountain is better than the Disneyland Splash Mountain? But more importantly which music do you prefer ? The orchestral music from Disneyland Splash Mountain or the western twist to it in Disneyworld?
How do you do? Instrumental 0:00 How do you do ? 1:09 Br’er Rabbit vers 4:20 Crocodile/alligator vers 7:03 Nothin in here but bees! 9:02 Laughing place 10:45 Burrow’s Lament 12:13 Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah instrumental 15:54 Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah 18:24 Br’er Rabbit vers 21:47
Cant imagine riding this and my first thought is to get super mad and triggered. But I guess some people are just built differently. Ironic that people who are sad that the ride is getting removed are being told to grow up, even though this happened bc a bunch of adults couldn’t find anything to do but complain. Is the movie racist? Unquestionably, but this ride transcends the movie and is in its own category.
I agree, but the movie isn't racist. I watched it a few years back and found nothing wrong with it. It doesn't "glorify slavery" as some people say. The movie takes place during reconstruction era and does not mention slavery itself. Not only that, but it was progressive for its time, featuring a relationship between a white boy and a kindhearted black man. The voice of Brer Bear on the ride also uses the profit from splash mountain towards African American actors. The worst thing I can think of is the tar-baby, but that certainly doesn't deserve the meltdown it's gotten. Keep in mind that these were African-American slave folktales being told to and observed by Joel Chandler Harris.
@@foxiewithamoxie oddly the tar baby is directly taken from folklore of certain African groups and was adapted by slaves in the Americas into English. Tar was originally sap from a rubber tree, and instead of the anthropomorphic animals, it was gods. Song of the south's greatest strength is that it could be used to bring attention to how African stories were passed down through slaves and became a huge part of American culture. But unfortunately, as a product of the 1940s, the song of the south suffered the rose-tinted glasses of the "old southern charm" with the plantation social structure being something depicted as unrealistically idyllic. Even in the reconstruction era, they weren't great places to work. I think the biggest issue with song of the south is Disney's desire to avoid confrontation and possibly being seen as bad. They have no problem working with genocidal governments to make propaganda or underpaying CGI artists, but they won't acknowledge or use their troubled past as a learning tool. By keeping the "forbidden" status, the film's positive merits are forgotten, and it's potential for teaching people about how African Americans shaped American folk tales and especially the Disney method of storytelling, they devalue the contributions of African Americans even more. The decision to change it to princess and the frog was extremely calculated to avoid this sort of accusation, but it still detracts from the potential message. When Song of the South was made (1946) James Baskett (Uncle Remus) wasn't allowed into the screening theater. Yet his work contributed to one of the most successful Disney movies ever, doing only slightly worse in its box office than snow white did. This and its re-releases have been extremely limited and edited, often removing all of the live-action segments and large portions of animation. Song of the south is multi-layered, with its literal story about a boy who learns moral lessons from uncle Remus, despite racial difference and tensions, the lessons themselves which are all stories about characters which were adapted from ancestral stories from Africa, and the meta-story about how that sort of thing shaped the company that Disney is today. Splash mountain could have used an update, but it didn't need a re-theming. Song of the South doesn't necessarily need a re-release, but out of any film in the Disney vault, that's the one that needed to be re-made. Remove the misinformed view of the old south, and make it a story about how people like uncle Remus shaped American thought, and how we shouldn't forget about that sort of thing just because it's uncomfortable at first. unfortunately, none of that will happen. handling such a heavy topic would be nearly impossible in Disney's current state, and there's no reason to believe it would make them the profit it desires because it doesn't have the nostalgia value. Song of the South in popular thought now is the epitome of "old racist Disney cartoons" and the reason and meta behind it are lost. I hate to sound pretentious like this, but I don't know how to explain it otherwise.
@@foxiewithamoxie YYYEEEESSSSSS!!!!!!!!! It breaks my heart to see song of the south get such a bad rep because people who haven’t even seen it just say that it’s racist.
I'm curious - is there a way to get all the vocal tracks separately from the music? I know the Magic Kingdom version is separated but this is by far the superior version, especially with Nick Stewart himself voicing Brer Bear!
ruclips.net/video/0mwBk1FZpHM/видео.html and up is honestly my favorite song/part of the ride. Hauntingly chilling with the choir singing and bells. Plus those vultures. Doom awaits.
Видеоклипы
![Critter Country Ambience [Disneyland 2022]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/tvPbgPgeC84/mqdefault.jpg)
This ride had the best music in the park. It's a shame that they won't play any of it anymore
i hope they play it at mainstreet!!!
@@pineapplepixa5270 yeah for sure i feel like they should keep some of it or what they could've done was fix the movie and remove the slay topic about it like they did with the original peter pan but it didn't have a slave aspect but it still had some racial elements
@@liamwatson3742 what racial elements Theres non on the ride
@@liamwatson3742name one single “racial aspect” I would love to hear how any part of this music or ride can be conceived as “racial”
Because its not
They still play how do you do in main street I went there like last week and heard it playing
We will never forget you Splash Mountain 😢 🐇🦊🐻🌊
Why did you put an emoji of a wolf? You should of used 🦊
@@1ROCKET- shouldve used BOTH
why?
@@1ROCKET- wolves are in splash mountain
Only during the final scene, and the person commenting meant to put the three main characters Brer Rabbit, Brer Fox, and Brer Bear. The person put Brer Fox as a wolf.
It’s officially midnight here in California and ends the last and final operating day of Splash Mountain. Despite it’s touchy politics and controversy. The ride represented a significant a piece in millions of children’s childhoods. And Disney has yet again stripped us of a little more of their magic. Doing exactly opposite of what they promise. I’m sure the princess and the frog ride will be great, but destroying such an incredible ride in the process isn’t just. Rest in peace Splash Mountain 1989-2023. I hope we can all still find our laughing place.
They stole my laughing place so I might move to Tokyo
A beautiful time capsule, when Eisner and Wells were at the height of their powers. The Disney Renaissance was right around the corner. The Second Generation of Imagineers was at the height of their powers. The parks were flourishing with a second wind of new ideas. It's all just a memory now
REST IN PEACE SPLASH MOUNTAIN (1989-2020) "gone and will never be replaced"
We don't know if its closing this year... it could close at the start of 2021, similar to when tot closed for guardians
Edit: But since Disneyland hasn't opened yet, and lots of construction and new things are getting delayed and this could be delayed indefinitely
Adrian Reviews I hope so, I would like to go on my favorite ride before it closes down
Rip splash mountain
Not so fast yet. We have a couple of more years to fight and save them!
@@ItzAdrian02 doubt it. They are still working on Avenger campus in DCA.
The hitchhiking gator/croc has a lot of vocals for such a quickly passed-by character.
Im really surprised they gave him as long a verse as they did. In the ride you only get to hear about 3 seconds of it.
Well they kinda have to in order to make it sync with the song
@@tigermoth00 the boats moved much slower in the 90s, doesn’t help that he was placed near a small drop but you definitely whiz past him way too fast these days.
We'll Never Forget You Splash Mountain
All the memories I made riding this attraction with my family, Gone. Forever. Thank you Splash Mountain for being an amazingly perfect disneyland attraction you will be missed.
"I aint going down without a fight" - Splash Mountain (it's still there)
@@voyager14 it’s in such bad shape though, i rode it today and literally smn in every scene is broken somehow, light, water fall, animatronic, etc
@@n0blenero It’s not as bad after the refurb, but it still needs a lot of work done.
@@n0blenero no bitches?
Then at that point minus well refurbish and change the entire ride, unfortunately. The animatronics are so old and minus well replace it with a new stunning ride
Smell that water
S N I F F
Low key excited to see splash mountain as the subject for an episode of defunctland
i listen to this almost on the daily while i do my chores so im going to put this here... for me
"How do you do?" instrumental: 0:00
How do you do?: 1:09
Br'er Rabbit vers: 4:20
Crocodile/alligator vers: 7:03
Nothin in here but bees!: 9:02
Laughing place: 10:45
Burrow's Lament: 12:13
Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah Instrumental: 15:54
Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah: 18:24
Br'er Rabbit vers: 21:47
You're a lifesaver ty
@@kimberly11091 no prob! Splash mountain has been my favorite ride since i first went to disney in 2017. im very sad to see it go
Lol I listen to it while doing homework as well
R.I.P splash mountain, after today youll be gone :(
From my first ever visit in 1998 as a 6 year old, this ride has always been one of my favorites. While I’m sure Tiana’s Bayou Adventure will be great, it is incredibly sad this ride will be replaced. RIP Splash Mountain. Forever my laughing place.
Rumor has it that the crocodile still hasn't been taken along...
Wot
Actually he's a alligator. There are no crocodiles in Georgia where Song of the South takes place.
Andrew Hughes OBJECTION! *slams desk* The character referred to himself as both an alligator AND a crocodile, so IceBringer227 is technically NOT incorrect!
*Points* TAKE THAT!!
@@magicemperor2420 ...creative license was used with that crocodile lyric and for the rhythmic flow of the song. There are NO crocodiles in Georgia PERIOD! 😄
Andrew Hughes HOLD IT!! I call a witness to the stand...!
Said Alligator in question!
😭😭😭😭 I’ll miss you splash mountain you will always live on in are hearts 💞
12:17-13:32 is the splash mountain ride.....you knew this ride was up there with the top tier fab four rides the park had to offer. Hearing the original FULL sounds of the ride has done my heart good. Bringing back the memories and times during the 80's&90's that cant be revisited as they once were. Thank you for the upload.
My favorite ride in the entire park. Perfect vibe, fun, playful, creepy, a build up, small drops, a big drop... SPLASH!!!
LOVE IT!
Same here, but the retheme announcement crushed me .
@@ericstrunk4082 I don’t like it either
Farewell Splash Mountain!
Thanks for the Awesome Memories and 2 and a half hour lines 😢
“Time to be movin along”
Rest in peace Splash Mountain. Officially both of my favorite disneyland rides have been changed. 😥😔
What’s your other favorite ride
@@Looloo3838 Tower of Terror
Splash Mountain was my laughing place
Disney needs to take their music, more specifically this, and score it for an orchestra as "Splash Mountain Suite" so that the music and legacy isn't forgotten. I've noticed that Disney's music department is starting to market their music from movies and shows and turn them into suites for professional orchestras to play. I'm sure many have seen the "live to film" concerts where they play the movies and play the music live.
Agreed! That would be a wonderful send off to Splash Mountain. I can’t wait to see what they’ll make for Princess and the Frog, but at the same time I’ll also miss this soundtrack dearly. =)
It seems more likely, due to special circumstances, Disney will try and bury this.
I love this ride ❤, i just freaken love Disneyland 😎
Right? Disneyland is the best. ;) 😊
I just went to both Disneyland and Disney World this year, I have to say the Disneyland Splash Mountain is miles better. It has more animatronics and has more vocals than World’s. Also, I thought it was longer in ride time.
RadiCoolFilms disney worlds is 2 minutes longer
Weird question....did they smell the same?
@@machineryman7197 yes. They both have the same wonderful smell
@@ethand.3630 Awesome!! Only been to the Florida version and always wondered. Gonna try and make it to California before the talked-about ride makeover
@@machineryman7197 good luck with that, I have no idea when our supreme leader will allow Disneyland to open in full. Just went to downtown Disney a few days ago and buena vista street which is open for some reason. I had no Disney feeling walking throughout the whole thing. Frankly I was disappointed it was very sad.
Ridiculous beyond belief to change one of the best rides in Disneyland.
Well since the origin of the ride, Song of the South is extremely controversial they probably want to change it to not be associated with the movie
@@Looloo3838 it's still quite controversial especially since it's a black princess, I still think it's gonna be affective to some people
@@Looloo3838 the point of that movie was to not whitewash American history and tell the story of black Americans in the southern United States. But since the main character was a slave people who haven’t even seen the movie call it racist. Pure ignorance.
@RayDroco 77 Uncle Remus was not a slave. That is misinformation. He was a free man and the movie takes place in reconstruction.
what's ridiculous beyond belief is half these comments acting as if a theme park ride redesign is the biggest travesty in the world
Thank You Splash Mountain for the memories! 😭
Featuring Audio-Animatronics formerly from America Sings.
Kyle Chang This changed the name Bear Country to Critter Country.
See you here in a few years when we miss the old ride! RIP Splash Mountain 2020
Splash mountain is my childhood 🥺
Same
I'll miss you exactly as you were. Perfect
Splash Mountain better be good in 2021. The last time I went to Splash Mountain in 2013. I’ve literally ran out of luck. I visited Disneyworld in 2016 and Feb 2020 and Both times they were closed. RIP Splash mountain. All I wanted was one last ride!
Yeah, Disneyworld closes their water rides in the early spring, sorry about your luck
Its still open
@@tigermoth00 Jeez I commented this a year ago
@@thehsslasher7480 it’s still open for you
@@thehsslasher7480 Did you make it?
I love this! Out all of most older and newer Splash Mountain audio fan mixes, this one is more accurate with the dialogue, sounds, songs, and instruments for the original Disneyland version! Thank you!!
RIP Splash Mountain. You’ll be missed, but excited for the future!
Exactly. There is so much potential beauty with The Princess and the Frog! Stoked!
Why not give patf its own ride? Pure ignorance that’s why
RIP Splash Mountain 1989-2023 😭🪦🌹
We must save this ride!!!!!!
Today is Splash Mountain’s final day of operation at Disneyland! 😭
I went on the last day to May 30
I can smell the water
I'm going to miss this ride it was always the first ride my family did every Disney trip
Love the music!! One of my favorite rides!! I had the chance to go 2 days before they shut it down 😭
Right in the front i got soaked but it was awesome ❤
Hopefully they changed their mind and they will open it again in a few years 🙏
I moved 5 hours north of Orange County a year and a half ago and aside from my friends, the biggest thing I miss is Disneyland. It's videos like this that kinda make me feel like I'm back there.
When Br'er Bear snored, its scared me!
That's actually Rufus
@@WDI2008 lol I love that Rat 😊
Directly into my right earphone
In both WDW and Tokyo Disneyland's Splash Mountains "What can poor Br'er Rabbit do?" theme before climbing the final ascent to the main drop is instrumental due to absence of the animatronics.
The song is called Burrows lament, and is a great instrumental music. Amazing on piano!
Andrew Roe It is a creepypasta version of Everybody has a Laughing Place.
@@ised-5239 Really?I never knew that!
I loved this and this fun.
never been on this ride but i saw the movie of this ride.
it made my Sunday a whole lot better and i found my Laughing place with this music.
Every one have a nice zippy do da week and weekend and a Magical new year in 2021.
What a great way to prepare for my trip Monday!
its amazing!! I listen to this because I love going to Disneyland but its closed so I cant go and this makes me feel like I am there!!
I'm just happy I can still listen to this thank you...
this is the version I've been looking for that actually had the showboat organ track.
That song is called Burrows Lament, and was not added to some versions of the ride because of how it frightened children. Especially right before the main drop.
@@shadowlessxpan I meant the zip-a-dee-doo-dah, with the organ. I've been looking for the actual in-ride music loop for that part
@@rock-afire-fan i totally repsonded to the wrong post. 😅 sorry
In Walt Disney World, the soundtrack is played by country music instruments like banjos and harmonicas due to being located and built in Frontierland.
ISE D- personally I think the county music fits so much better. The movie is song of the south and banjos are consider a southern centric instrument
disneyland is better
@@lambgaming1347
nah
it ain't ;)
@@johns6372 it is, also doing that thing where you make people scroll for an hour is just annoying.
@@lambgaming1347 Disneyland is better but it only took me less than a second to scroll down so I feel your exaggerating a little bit
Disney getting rid of this fan favorite ride is stupid!
I agree!
Liked and subscribed! Outstanding video! Splash Mountain is one of our favorite rides at the park! Keep up the amazing work.
Thanks for the follow - I'm glad you enjoy the videos/music!
I felt weird during "Burrow's Lament" while I rode Splash Mountain at Disneyland.
what do you mean?
@@vic2958 I felt weird since I was going up the lift during the song.
it ain't gone yet!
Dude I love to think it's a sunRISE. Beautiful for a mornin at disney💖
🎶Zip a dee doo daaaah zip a deeYOUSICIAN IS THE BEST WAY TO LEARN, PRACTICE AND MASTER THE GUITAR..
lmfao
Rest in peace splash mountain (1989-2023
RIP
Sad they're changing it.
This is such a sad case. This beautiful attraction is being removed because of pure ignorance. What a shame.
It’s being removed because it’s based off a f a racist movie which is also based in a racist character-based novel. Do you not see the issue here?
@@literalcreativity2639 Just because something is based off a racist movie as you call it does not mean the ride is racist. Jeez! How stupid and dense can people get in this day and age?
@@Disneyfan82👆
@@Disneyfan82 womp womp
@@Disneyfan82 “just because my favorite actor preformed in blackface doesn’t mean theyre racist as you call it!”
😐
20:01 WDWs Swamp Boys audio in the background! I believe they have different voices in the Disneyland version.
The thing about Splash Mountain I will miss most is just hearing “Zip-a-Dee-Doo-Dah” around the park. There wouldn’t have been anything wrong with keeping the song in the park’s music loops, at least. It’s such a fun and uplifting song that it should live on forever.
RIP splash mountain.
Goodbye Splash Mountain 😭🌊⛰🐻🦊🐰🪵
Well, looks like that Gator was finally taken along. Safe travels, my guy.
Awesome love it
Anyone here after they’re changing it to princess and the frog😭😭😭😢
Yeah it's sad
At least it will have the same amazing smell hopefully
The ride will remain in Tokyo for the time being...
Well
I don’t think splash mountain is in Tokyo...
@@unLuckyLuke_ Yes, it most certainly is in Tokyo.
@@unLuckyLuke_ yes, there’s a splash mountain in Tokyo
More forgotten history.
I went to DLR for the first time in June, unfortunately I was literally one week to late to ride it, fortunately I got to ride the MK one twice. I salute to thee splash mountain, while yes I do understand why it was changed, this will always be one of my favorite rides I have ever been on
Sounds so different from the magic kingdom version I’m sad for this ride to go and the fact that people call everyone that is not happy with this change a racist. Just because we don’t want a change doesn’t mean you can call people racist and stop telling us to grow up when the people that made this change are just adults complaining and moping for absolutely no reason why didn’t you protest against this ride 31 years ago yeah they didn’t back then so what makes it racist now
Haha. Thank you! I even watched the movie and found nothing wrong with it. It takes place during Reconstruction era and never once mentions slavery. It doesn't "romanticize slavery" as many people repeat. For its time, it was pretty progressive with a relationship between a white boy and a black man.
I think that it is fair to say that some characters have some “racial stereotypes” but I don’t think that they are racist, being voiced by people of color means that they are naturally going to add some of their own personality into the character (most noticeable in the voice).
@@foxiewithamoxie meh
Don’t worry fellas! Splash Mountain’s not gonna be gone permanently until in the next 2 years. Which is 2024 I heard that they’ll be changing it into the Princess and the Frog themed ride
It’s most likely gonna close within the next few months tho since it’ll take a while for them to redo the mountain, getting rid of all the current stuff in the ride, finish all the new scenes in the ride and installing the new animatronics; I’d say we have probably like 6 months left of the ride being open but who knows, hopefully Disney will tell up when it’s closing, 2024 is when the princess and the frog retheme is planned to open
Who thinks Walt Disney World Splash Mountain is better than the Disneyland Splash Mountain? But more importantly which music do you prefer ? The orchestral music from Disneyland Splash Mountain or the western twist to it in Disneyworld?
Personally, I prefer WDW's soundtrack but I've also never been to Disneyland so I'm a little biased
SAVE THIS SONG THEY ARE CLOSING THE RIDE😢😢
Still open for now and not sure yet when they will close it as I’d say likely won’t start until the end of this year at least
The Laughing Place is more like a crying place now…
😭😭😭
Ima miss this ride :(
I like splash mountain 9 minutes and 30 seconds on splash mountain
How do you do? Instrumental 0:00
How do you do ? 1:09
Br’er Rabbit vers 4:20
Crocodile/alligator vers 7:03
Nothin in here but bees! 9:02
Laughing place 10:45
Burrow’s Lament 12:13
Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah instrumental 15:54
Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah 18:24
Br’er Rabbit vers 21:47
12:24
Well I'm glad I thought of that cuz that's just where you're going he he here you go before the final drop
I swear a part of the laughing place part of the soundtrack sounds like "who's afraid of the big bad wolf".
did anyone else have an animal next to them who heard the bear breathing and scurried...... no just me
I hope Disney keeps splash Mountain Road open forever. I still need to ride it I never ride splash mountain before
Splash mountain may be better in MK, but DL soundtrack is way better!
MK has better experience and DL has better soundtrack in my opinion.
That's my dad's favorite
i love Disney more than everyone else and i let everyone in except @Winnie The Pooh
6:03 nice humming
RIP Splash Mountain
F on the chat
Cant imagine riding this and my first thought is to get super mad and triggered. But I guess some people are just built differently. Ironic that people who are sad that the ride is getting removed are being told to grow up, even though this happened bc a bunch of adults couldn’t find anything to do but complain. Is the movie racist? Unquestionably, but this ride transcends the movie and is in its own category.
something about the forbiddeness of song of the south has, sadly, acted as a form of dog whistle for racists
Not only that but Disney took Zip A Dee Doo Dah out of the Esplanade Music. The Song itself isn't problematic
I agree, but the movie isn't racist. I watched it a few years back and found nothing wrong with it. It doesn't "glorify slavery" as some people say. The movie takes place during reconstruction era and does not mention slavery itself. Not only that, but it was progressive for its time, featuring a relationship between a white boy and a kindhearted black man. The voice of Brer Bear on the ride also uses the profit from splash mountain towards African American actors. The worst thing I can think of is the tar-baby, but that certainly doesn't deserve the meltdown it's gotten. Keep in mind that these were African-American slave folktales being told to and observed by Joel Chandler Harris.
@@foxiewithamoxie oddly the tar baby is directly taken from folklore of certain African groups and was adapted by slaves in the Americas into English. Tar was originally sap from a rubber tree, and instead of the anthropomorphic animals, it was gods. Song of the south's greatest strength is that it could be used to bring attention to how African stories were passed down through slaves and became a huge part of American culture. But unfortunately, as a product of the 1940s, the song of the south suffered the rose-tinted glasses of the "old southern charm" with the plantation social structure being something depicted as unrealistically idyllic. Even in the reconstruction era, they weren't great places to work.
I think the biggest issue with song of the south is Disney's desire to avoid confrontation and possibly being seen as bad. They have no problem working with genocidal governments to make propaganda or underpaying CGI artists, but they won't acknowledge or use their troubled past as a learning tool. By keeping the "forbidden" status, the film's positive merits are forgotten, and it's potential for teaching people about how African Americans shaped American folk tales and especially the Disney method of storytelling, they devalue the contributions of African Americans even more. The decision to change it to princess and the frog was extremely calculated to avoid this sort of accusation, but it still detracts from the potential message.
When Song of the South was made (1946) James Baskett (Uncle Remus) wasn't allowed into the screening theater. Yet his work contributed to one of the most successful Disney movies ever, doing only slightly worse in its box office than snow white did. This and its re-releases have been extremely limited and edited, often removing all of the live-action segments and large portions of animation.
Song of the south is multi-layered, with its literal story about a boy who learns moral lessons from uncle Remus, despite racial difference and tensions, the lessons themselves which are all stories about characters which were adapted from ancestral stories from Africa, and the meta-story about how that sort of thing shaped the company that Disney is today. Splash mountain could have used an update, but it didn't need a re-theming. Song of the South doesn't necessarily need a re-release, but out of any film in the Disney vault, that's the one that needed to be re-made. Remove the misinformed view of the old south, and make it a story about how people like uncle Remus shaped American thought, and how we shouldn't forget about that sort of thing just because it's uncomfortable at first.
unfortunately, none of that will happen. handling such a heavy topic would be nearly impossible in Disney's current state, and there's no reason to believe it would make them the profit it desires because it doesn't have the nostalgia value. Song of the South in popular thought now is the epitome of "old racist Disney cartoons" and the reason and meta behind it are lost. I hate to sound pretentious like this, but I don't know how to explain it otherwise.
@@foxiewithamoxie YYYEEEESSSSSS!!!!!!!!! It breaks my heart to see song of the south get such a bad rep because people who haven’t even seen it just say that it’s racist.
9:04 this will never get old
The water rides close every year for maintenance during Florida's 'winter'
I'm curious - is there a way to get all the vocal tracks separately from the music? I know the Magic Kingdom version is separated but this is by far the superior version, especially with Nick Stewart himself voicing Brer Bear!
21:51
Can you please release the Splash Mountain full audio loops?
Splash mountain🐰🦊🐻
I can smell the water from my screen
Rip splash mountain 7/17/89 5/31/23
😢🌹🪦
“How try to doing before closing, as Tiana Place?”-M.C. Pose 🤩💃🏻👸🏻
I love all your Disneyland Audio music. Is it possible for you to upload the new Disneyland Railroad Narration?
I'm happy you enjoy the music! I will upload the new Disneyland RR audio soon... most likely within the next few weeks!
Yay! Thank you thank you thank you!
I like in disneyland the music sounds like carnival music while in magic kindgom it sounds like country southern music
:( sad now.
ruclips.net/video/0mwBk1FZpHM/видео.html and up is honestly my favorite song/part of the ride. Hauntingly chilling with the choir singing and bells. Plus those vultures. Doom awaits.
Hey, is this exact audio available anywhere, like is there a Splash Mountain album out there?
I love Disney more than anyone no one loves Disney more than me and I banish everyone else from Disney forever except for me
NEVER
YOU CANT TAKE ME DOWN THAT EASILY
I WONT ALLOW IT MUAHAHAHHAHA