Splash Mountain at Tokyo Disneyland to Close for Refurbishment

Dean Fenton

Entrance to Splash Mountain featuring a wooden sign with a character above it and blue cloud-shaped notices on either side.

Splash Mountain at Tokyo Disneyland to Close for Refurbishment

Splash Mountain at Tokyo Disneyland will be closed from February 12 to March 19 according to the Tokyo Disneyland refurbishment schedule.

Splash Mountain Refurbishment

Entrance to Splash Mountain featuring a wooden sign with a character above it and blue cloud-shaped notices on either side.

While Splash Mountain in Walt Disney World and Disneyland have been re-themed and re-named as Tiana’s Bayou Adventure, there are no plans to overhaul the storyline for Tokyo Disneyland Splash Mountain. Re-theming in the U.S. parks provided distance from the controversial “Song of the South” animated film that was the basis for Splash Mountain.

Passengers on the Splash Mountain log flume ride thrill as they descend a waterfall on a steep track, surrounded by green hills and rocky terrain—a recent refurbishment at Tokyo Disneyland ensures an unforgettable experience.

Tokyo Disney Resort is owned and operated by the Oriental Land Company which licenses intellectual property from the Walt Disney Company. Tokyo Disneyland opened in 1983 and added Splash Mountain to the attraction list in 1992.

Attractions are regularly closed for maintenance periods to refurbish ride displays, repair mechanical issues and ensure that all safety solutions are functioning properly.

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