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* VileVulture: At the top of the final lift hill, just before the large drop, a pair of vultures makes snide comments about your fate.
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-->'''Vulture #1''': If you've finally found your laughing place...\\
'''Vulture #2''': How come you aren't laughing?
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* BriarPatching: Br'er Rabbit, of course, does this - and just like in the movie, Br'er Fox falls for it.
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* BriarPatching: Br'er Rabbit, of course, does this - and just like in the movie, Br'er Fox falls for it. This is also where the big drop that everyone knows ends up going to.
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* CulturalTranslation: The Disneyland version is situated in Critter Country, which is adjacent to New Orleans Square. As a result, the music on it is arranged as orchestral big band jazz. The Magic Kingdom version is located in Frontierland, and because of that and Florida being adjacent to Georgia, where ''Song of the South'' takes place, the music uses bluegrass compositions, with banjos, fiddles and harmonicas as the primary instruments. Tokyo's version also
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* CulturalTranslation: The Disneyland version is situated in Critter Country, which is adjacent to New Orleans Square. As a result, the music on it is arranged as orchestral big band jazz. The Magic Kingdom version is located in Frontierland, and because of that and Florida being adjacent to Georgia, where ''Song of the South'' takes place, the music uses bluegrass compositions, with banjos, fiddles and harmonicas as the primary instruments. Tokyo's version also uses the latter compositions.
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In June 2020, it was announced that the attraction's Disneyland and Walt Disney World counterparts would be re-themed to ''WesternAnimation/ThePrincessAndTheFrog''. Although the announcement coincided with renewed calls for Disney to rethink its connection to ''WesternAnimation/SongOfTheSouth'', ''Song of the South'', following waves of international Black Lives Matter protests and a greater awareness of racially problematic material, Disney stated that work on the revised attraction had begun a year earlier and an official announcement was delayed because of the UsefulNotes/COVID19Pandemic. [[https://www.nytimes.com/2020/06/25/business/media/disney-splash-mountain-princess-frog.html The Tokyo Disneyland attraction will be unaffected at this time.]] (Disney doesn't own Tokyo Disneyland; the company licenses its characters and products to the Oriental Land Company for use there.)
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In June 2020, it was announced that the attraction's Disneyland and Walt Disney World counterparts would be re-themed to ''WesternAnimation/ThePrincessAndTheFrog''. Although the announcement coincided with renewed calls for Disney to rethink its connection to ''Song of the South'', ''WesternAnimation/SongOfTheSouth'', following waves of international Black Lives Matter protests and a greater awareness of racially problematic material, Disney stated that work on the revised attraction had begun a year earlier and an official announcement was delayed because of the UsefulNotes/COVID19Pandemic. [[https://www.nytimes.com/2020/06/25/business/media/disney-splash-mountain-princess-frog.html The Tokyo Disneyland attraction will be unaffected at this time.]] (Disney doesn't own Tokyo Disneyland; the company licenses its characters and products to the Oriental Land Company for use there.)
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In June 2020, it was announced that the attraction's Disneyland and Walt Disney World counterparts would be re-themed to ''WesternAnimation/ThePrincessAndTheFrog''. Although the announcement coincided with renewed calls for Disney to rethink its connection to ''Song of the South'', following waves of international Black Lives Matter protests and a greater awareness of racially problematic material, Disney stated that work on the revised attraction had begun a year earlier and an official announcement was delayed because of the UsefulNotes/COVID19Pandemic. There has been no announcement regarding what will happen to the Tokyo Disneyland attraction.
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The attraction features characters from the film's animated segments, focusing on Brer Rabbit leaving his briar patch home in search of his "Laughin' Place". Brer Fox and Brer Bear seize the opportunity to finally catch him, but he manages to stay one step ahead of them - well, until they finally reach the "Laughin' Place" and Brer Fox traps Brer Rabbit in a beehive. Fortunately, Brer Rabbit outwits Brer Fox by begging him not to throw him in the briar patch, which Brer Fox does - which is our cue to hurtle out of the mountain and down a waterfall, landing in the briar patch with a large SPLASH.
Many of the animatronics in the Disneyland version were [[PropRecycling recycled]] from ''Ride/AmericaSings''.
Many of the animatronics in the Disneyland version were [[PropRecycling recycled]] from ''Ride/AmericaSings''.
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The attraction features characters from the film's animated segments, focusing on Brer Rabbit leaving his briar patch home in search of his "Laughin' Place". Brer Fox and Brer Bear seize the opportunity to finally catch him, but he manages to stay one step ahead of them - well, until they finally reach the "Laughin' Place" and Brer Fox traps Brer Rabbit in a beehive. Fortunately, Brer Rabbit outwits Brer Fox by begging him not to throw him in the briar patch, which Brer Fox does - which is our cue to hurtle out of the mountain and down a waterfall, landing in the briar patch with a large SPLASH.
SPLASH. Many of the animatronics in the Disneyland version were [[PropRecycling recycled]] from ''Ride/AmericaSings''.
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In June 2020, it was announced that the attraction's Disneyland and Walt Disney World counterparts would be re-themed to ''WesternAnimation/ThePrincessAndTheFrog''. Although the announcement coincided with renewed calls for Disney to rethink its connection to ''Song of the South'', following waves of international Black Lives Matter protests and a greater awareness of racially problematic material, Disney stated that work on the revised attraction had begun a year earlier and an official announcement was delayed because of the UsefulNotes/COVID19Pandemic.
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* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: As the first one to open, the Disneyland version has some differences from the later versions, namely featuring logs that seat six guests single-file, rather than eight guests two-abreast. Disneyland's version is also faster-paced, taking two minutes less time than the Florida and Tokyo versions.
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* ShooOutTheClowns: Br'er Bear is noticeably absent from the scene where Brer Fox captures Brer Rabbit and the lift hill to the big drop.
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* ShooOutTheClowns: Br'er Bear is noticeably absent from the scene where Brer Br'er Fox captures Brer Br'er Rabbit and the lift hill to the big drop.drop, although, in the WDW version, his voice can be heard just before the big drop, as he says, "Briar patch?"
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* SuddenlyVoiced: In the Walt Disney World version, Mr. Bluebird talks.
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* CluckingFunny: Chickens appear on the riverboat during the grand finale. The Disneyland version also features a chicken in the Laughin' Place sequence.[[Note]]The chickens on the riverboat (in the Disneyland version, of course) performed "Down by the Riverside" in ''Ride/AmericaSings'', while the chicken in the Laughin' Place was part of a rock and roll band during the Modern Times scene.[[/note]]
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* CluckingFunny: Chickens appear on the riverboat during the grand finale. The Disneyland version also features a chicken in the Laughin' Place sequence.[[Note]]The chickens on the riverboat (in the Disneyland version, of course) performed "Down by the Riverside" in ''Ride/AmericaSings'', while the chicken in the Laughin' Place was part of a rock and roll band during the Modern Times scene.[[/note]]
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* FantasticFoxes: Br'er Fox, of course. The Disneyland version also features a fox riding a geyser in the Laughin' Place sequence and several foxes on the riverboat at the end.[[Note]]In ''Ride/AmericaSings'', the Laughin' Place fox sang "Down in the Valley", whereas the riverboat foxes sang "Down by the Riverside".[[/note]]
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* FantasticFoxes: Br'er Fox, of course. The Disneyland version also features a fox riding a geyser in the Laughin' Place sequence and several foxes on the riverboat at the end.[[Note]]In ''Ride/AmericaSings'', the Laughin' Place fox sang "Down in the Valley", whereas the riverboat foxes sang "Down by the Riverside".[[/note]]
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* CluckingFunny: Chickens appear on the riverboat during the grand finale. The Disneyland version also features a chicken in the Laughin' Place sequence.
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* CluckingFunny: Chickens appear on the riverboat during the grand finale. The Disneyland version also features a chicken in the Laughin' Place sequence.[[Note]]The chickens on the riverboat (in the Disneyland version, of course) performed "Down by the Riverside" in ''Ride/AmericaSings'', while the chicken in the Laughin' Place was part of a rock and roll band during the Modern Times scene.[[/note]]
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* CirclingVultures: Right before you board the lift hill to the final drop, you go under a branch where two vultures are perched. In Ride/AmericaSings, these vultures told the tale of Billy the Kid. In the Walt Disney World version, the vultures wear top hats and tuxedos, just like they did in America Sings.
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* CirclingVultures: Right before you board the lift hill to the final drop, you go under a branch where two vultures are perched. In Ride/AmericaSings, ''Ride/AmericaSings'', these vultures told the tale of Billy the Kid. In the Walt Disney World version, the vultures wear top hats and tuxedos, just like they did in America Sings.''America Sings''.
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* IronicEcho: The Walt Disney World version has Brer Porcupine appear right after we see Brer Rabbit for the first time, singing that Brer Rabbit's heading for "a little bit of trouble" and that it's "time to be turnin' around"[[note]]In the Disneyland version, Brer Porcupine instead appears during the "Zip-a-Dee-Doo-Dah" sequence[[/note]]. Later into the ride, among the things that the vultures before the big drop say is, "Time to be turnin' around... if only you COULD!"
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* GladIThoughtOfIt: In the Disneyland version, just before you hurtle down the big drop and right after Br'er Rabbit begs Br'er Fox [[BriarPatching not to throw him in the briar patch]], Br'er Fox exclaims, "Well, I'm glad I thought of THAT, 'cause that's JUST where you're goin'!"
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: The sign for B'rer Fox's home is pointed directly at the first drop of the ride, where the riders can see a group in front of them drop into his "trap". This lets them know, before seeing any of the characters on the ride, that B'rer Fox is going to be a source of trouble for them.
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: The sign for B'rer Br'er Fox's home is pointed directly at the first drop of the ride, where the riders can see a group in front of them drop into his "trap". This lets them know, before seeing any of the characters on the ride, that B'rer Br'er Fox is going to be a source of trouble for them.them.
* IWillShowYouX: Among the things the vultures right before the big drop say to us are, "So, you're lookin' for a Laughin' Place, eh? We'll show YOU a Laughin' Place!"
* IWillShowYouX: Among the things the vultures right before the big drop say to us are, "So, you're lookin' for a Laughin' Place, eh? We'll show YOU a Laughin' Place!"
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Splash Mountain is a Ride/DisneyThemeParks attraction that debuted at Ride/{{Disneyland}} in 1989 and Ride/WaltDisneyWorld and Tokyo Disneyland in 1992. The attraction is a log flume based on ''Film/SongOfTheSouth''.
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''Splash Mountain'' is a Ride/DisneyThemeParks attraction that debuted at Ride/{{Disneyland}} in 1989 and Ride/WaltDisneyWorld and Tokyo Disneyland in 1992. The attraction is a log flume based on ''Film/SongOfTheSouth''.
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* WickedWeasel: Averted, each version of the attraction features cheerful weasels among the critters in the Laughin' Place. In the Disneyland version, these are the same animatronics used for the weasel in ''Ride/AmericaSings''.
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* SlowPacedBeginning: Much like Disney's [[Ride/PiratesOfTheCaribbean other landmark water ride]], the ride begins with the riders traversing through the setting of Splash Mountain before seeing any of the characters.
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* CueTheSun: If taking place during the day, the final lift hill has the riders emerging from the cave into the sun, before going over the big drop.
* {{Foreshadowing}}: The sign for B'rer Fox's home is pointed directly at the first drop of the ride, where the riders can see a group in front of them drop into his "trap". This lets them know, before seeing any of the characters on the ride, that B'rer Fox is going to be a source of trouble for them.
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** Br'er Gator, who despite being larger and less anthromorphic than the other gators, only goes after Br'er Fox - the attraction's villain
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* SlowPacedBeginning: Much like Disney's [[Ride/PiratesOfTheCaribbean other landmark water ride]], the ride begins with the riders traversing through the setting of Splash Mountain before seeing any of the characters.
* SlowPacedBeginning: Much like Disney's [[Ride/PiratesOfTheCaribbean other landmark water ride]], the ride begins with the riders traversing through the setting of Splash Mountain before seeing any of the characters.
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* AdaptedOut: None of the live action characters from the film show up.
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Many of the animatronics in the Disneyland version were recycled [[PropRecycling recycled]] from Ride/AmericaSings.
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'''Splash Mountain''' is a Ride/DisneyThemeParks attraction that debuted at Disneyland in 1989 and Walt Disney World and Tokyo Disneyland in 1992. The attraction is a log flume based on '''Film/SongOfTheSouth'''.
The attraction features characters from the film's animated segments, focusing on Brer Rabbit leaving his briar patch home in search of his "Laughin' Place". Brer Fox and Brer Bear seize the opportunity to finally catch him, but he manages to stay one step ahead of them - well, until they finally reach the "Laughin' Place" and Brer Fox traps Brer Rabbit in a beehive. Fortunately, Brer Rabbit outwits Brer Fox by begging him not to throw him in the briar patch, which Brer Fox does - which is our cue to hurtle out of the mountain and down a waterfall, landing in the briar patch with a large SPLASH.
Many of the animatronics in the Disneyland version were recycled from Ride/AmericaSings.
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!!The attraction provides examples of:
* AccessoryWearingCartoonAnimal: Mr. Bluebird, just like in the movie.
* AdaptedOut: None of the live action characters from the film show up.
* AnAesop: Br'er Rabbit sums it up at the end: "Home sweet home is the lesson today."
* BearyFunny: Br'er Bear might be a villain, but he's too stupid [[HarmlessVillain to be an actual threat]].
* BeeAfraid: The Laughin' Place is swarming - no pun intended - with bees, as Br'er Bear finds out the hard way.
* BriarPatching: Br'er Rabbit, of course, does this - and just like in the movie, Br'er Fox falls for it.
* CanonForeigner: A large percentage of the ride's characters do not appear in ''Song of the South''.
* CirclingVultures: Right before you board the lift hill to the final drop, you go under a branch where two vultures are perched. In Ride/AmericaSings, these vultures told the tale of Billy the Kid. In the Walt Disney World version, the vultures wear top hats and tuxedos, just like they did in America Sings.
* CluckingFunny: Chickens appear on the riverboat during the grand finale. The Disneyland version also features a chicken in the Laughin' Place sequence.
* DarkReprise: "Burrow's Lament". Only the Disneyland version uses vocals - the Walt Disney World and Tokyo Disneyland versions use an instrumental version.
* FantasticFoxes: Br'er Fox, of course. The Disneyland version also features a fox riding a geyser in the Laughin' Place sequence and several foxes on the riverboat at the end.
* NiceHat: Mr. Bluebird's hat. And in the Walt Disney World version, the vultures right before the big drop wear black top hats.
* ReptilesAreAbhorrent: [[AvertedTrope Averted]], the ride features several friendly reptiles. Specifically, there's...
** The Swamp Boys, a band of alligators, in all three versions
** Br'er Terrapin and the Hitchhiking Alligator in the Disneyland version
** The geyser-riding turtles in the Laughin' Place scenes of the Walt Disney World and Tokyo Disneyland versions
** Br'er Gator, who despite being larger and less anthromorphic than the other gators, only goes after Br'er Fox - the attraction's villain
* StickySituation: Br'er Fox traps Br'er Rabbit in a beehive rather than with a Tar Baby.
* StockBeehive: All over the Laughin' Place scene. One lodges itself on Br'er Bear's nose, and Br'er Fox uses another to trap Br'er Rabbit.
* SuddenlyVoiced: In the Walt Disney World version, Mr. Bluebird talks.
The attraction features characters from the film's animated segments, focusing on Brer Rabbit leaving his briar patch home in search of his "Laughin' Place". Brer Fox and Brer Bear seize the opportunity to finally catch him, but he manages to stay one step ahead of them - well, until they finally reach the "Laughin' Place" and Brer Fox traps Brer Rabbit in a beehive. Fortunately, Brer Rabbit outwits Brer Fox by begging him not to throw him in the briar patch, which Brer Fox does - which is our cue to hurtle out of the mountain and down a waterfall, landing in the briar patch with a large SPLASH.
Many of the animatronics in the Disneyland version were recycled from Ride/AmericaSings.
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!!The attraction provides examples of:
* AccessoryWearingCartoonAnimal: Mr. Bluebird, just like in the movie.
* AdaptedOut: None of the live action characters from the film show up.
* AnAesop: Br'er Rabbit sums it up at the end: "Home sweet home is the lesson today."
* BearyFunny: Br'er Bear might be a villain, but he's too stupid [[HarmlessVillain to be an actual threat]].
* BeeAfraid: The Laughin' Place is swarming - no pun intended - with bees, as Br'er Bear finds out the hard way.
* BriarPatching: Br'er Rabbit, of course, does this - and just like in the movie, Br'er Fox falls for it.
* CanonForeigner: A large percentage of the ride's characters do not appear in ''Song of the South''.
* CirclingVultures: Right before you board the lift hill to the final drop, you go under a branch where two vultures are perched. In Ride/AmericaSings, these vultures told the tale of Billy the Kid. In the Walt Disney World version, the vultures wear top hats and tuxedos, just like they did in America Sings.
* CluckingFunny: Chickens appear on the riverboat during the grand finale. The Disneyland version also features a chicken in the Laughin' Place sequence.
* DarkReprise: "Burrow's Lament". Only the Disneyland version uses vocals - the Walt Disney World and Tokyo Disneyland versions use an instrumental version.
* FantasticFoxes: Br'er Fox, of course. The Disneyland version also features a fox riding a geyser in the Laughin' Place sequence and several foxes on the riverboat at the end.
* NiceHat: Mr. Bluebird's hat. And in the Walt Disney World version, the vultures right before the big drop wear black top hats.
* ReptilesAreAbhorrent: [[AvertedTrope Averted]], the ride features several friendly reptiles. Specifically, there's...
** The Swamp Boys, a band of alligators, in all three versions
** Br'er Terrapin and the Hitchhiking Alligator in the Disneyland version
** The geyser-riding turtles in the Laughin' Place scenes of the Walt Disney World and Tokyo Disneyland versions
** Br'er Gator, who despite being larger and less anthromorphic than the other gators, only goes after Br'er Fox - the attraction's villain
* StickySituation: Br'er Fox traps Br'er Rabbit in a beehive rather than with a Tar Baby.
* StockBeehive: All over the Laughin' Place scene. One lodges itself on Br'er Bear's nose, and Br'er Fox uses another to trap Br'er Rabbit.
* SuddenlyVoiced: In the Walt Disney World version, Mr. Bluebird talks.
