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Just got my new Chase Disney Premier Visa Card. Apparently, Chase didn't get the memo:

I have a bad taste in my mouth just thinking about it.

The title may be gone by the angled Splash Mountain sign is still showing. Of course, now that this has been pointed out, it will be gone before you know it.

We're talking two different things. Yes, that's what the printed map has. The app map, OTOH, still showed "Splash Mountain" until recently.

The eradication continues. Splash title is now gone. Briar Patch still there.

So Attraction Magazine is assuming that imagineers were already listening to Tiana attraction audio real-time through headphones. https://attractionsmagazine.com/imagineers-seen-testing-tianas-bayou-adventure-at-splash-mountain/

Hopefully, there's more to come.

"Enterprise..."

It's not like WDW ideas haven't been affected by conflict before. In 1971, a Persian themed resort sounded very exotic. Eight years later (1979) was the Iran Hostage Crisis and the taking over of Iran's government by the Ayatollah. Not very likely you would have a resort based on Persia after...

Don't see why they would be blocked off. They're sufficiently out of the way of the attraction.

Ladder will eventually make its way over to Rise of Ladder.

I'm conflicted. The idea of a salt dome puts a bad taste in my mouth. The tree seemed more natural. So while I don't necessarily lean toward the tree concept, I'm dubious over the salt mine concept.

Someone posted earlier that the tree plan was ditched because the current hill wouldn't support it along with the boat stuck in the tree.

So I thought I would re-use a 2017 poster calendar for 2023 (days of the week are the same). Take a look at February. Who knows, I may separate it at the perforations and frame it.

Art Smith's Homecomin' or Wine Bar George in DS. I'd say that's your best choice. Brunch is also offered at Raglan Rd., and House of Blues.

Didn't say I wanted a book report. Just a fun romp with the characters in the bayou. BTW, Splash is was more like a short story report throughout, actually.

Speaking of which, that diorama scene next to the railroad has to go. . .

I think what has everyone concerned is the apparent over-thinking of the theme. Instead of a fun log flume ride in the Louisiana Bayou with the PATF characters, they concoct a story following the movie about a salt mine, her co-op, and restaurant.

I've never been to DL or LA for that matter. Makes me want to plan a trip to DL to experience not just their Splash Mountain but all of DLR.