What is replacing Splash Mountain at Disneyland?

Splash Mountain Closing at Disneyland & Disney World Magic Kingdom's Splash Mountain closed in January 2023, but Disneyland Park will soon open a new ride, Tiana's Bayou Adventure, inspired by Tiana from The Princess and the Frog.



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Now, inspired by the film 'The Princess and the Frog', Tiana's Bayou Adventure will replace Splash Mountain as Walt Disney World. The new installment will offer sights and sounds of New Orleans to both the resorts in 2024.

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Slated to open in 2024 at the Disneyland Park is Tiana's Bayou Adventure, a log flume ride that's themed after The Princess and the Frog and which replaced Splash Mountain.

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New and Reimagined Attractions and Lands Coming to Disneyland Resort in 2023
  • Mickey & Minnie's Runaway Railway — NOW OPEN!!
  • San Fransokyo Square — A Reimagined Land — NOW OPEN!
  • World of Color — One — NOW SHOWING!
  • Reimagined Adventureland Treehouse — Opening Fall 2023.


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Back in June 2020, calls to remove Splash Mountain came amid the wave of companies across the U.S. renaming, removing, and rebranding racist institutions. The push for brands to reexamine racist messaging followed worldwide protests sparked by the death of George Floyd.

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New Orleans claim debunked. If you are a Disney World fan and recently heard about the park relocating to New Orleans, don't be disheartened, as the park is not going anywhere. Social media users have been falling prey to the news shared by a few accounts stating how the park is moving from Florida to New Orleans.

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In April 2022, Tokyo Disneyland's owner – the Oriental Land Company (OLC) – announced that Space Mountain would close in 2024 to pave the way for a reimagined experience. Alongside the ride, a newly developed plaza will be constructed, creating a fresh vision for Tomorrowland.

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By far the oldest Disneyland opening day attraction you can still ride is the King Arthur Carrousel. This ride was built in 1922, long before Walt Disney was considering creating a theme park. The carrousel originally operated at Sunnyside Beach Park in Toronto, Ontario for many years.

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