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Actually Roger Rabbit had few different companies working on it, including Amblin. But it was Disney's project from the get-go when they purchased the film rights from the novel which Roger was based on in 1981.

Well, this is a super-lame "update." It's ironic in that Disney is censoring parts of the old ride with this redo, and the novel which Roger Rabbit was based on was titled "Who Censored Roger Rabbit?"

The Centorium was the best (one of my all-time favorite Disney shops). MouseGear was okay. This new shop just looks very bland. And with the name 'Creations' I'd think there should be some type of 'design your own t-shirt' area or something where you get to actually create.

The metal/mirror face plates on the mannequins are creepy.

It's an "ode" to pioneering/rugged outdoorsness. It takes place the year it opened - 1971. It's a 20th Century take on the olden days. Big Al was even inspired by Tex Ritter - a 20th century singer and actor famous for playing cowboys set in the old West. Of course it doesn't "praise" the...

Frontierland was never meant to be only Western themed. It’s called “Frontier”land – meaning a tribute to the American frontier – the rugged lands that stretched across the entire nation – from the Appalachians to the Great Plains to the Rockies to the Desert Southwest. It’s an ode to the...

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Just for fun, some dialogue out of Song of the South: Johnny: I wish I had a Laughing Place. Ginny: Me, too. Uncle Remus: What makes you think you ain't? Course you got a Laughing Place. Johnny: Really, Uncle Remus? Ginny: Really? Uncle Remus: Everybody's got one. The trouble is, most folks...

^ - This is extra funny because Disney already made Atlantis II: Milo's Return in 2003.

The Minnow would be lost, the Minnow would be lost

One of the things I've seen the Splash critics bring up a lot is the Walt Disney quote: “Disneyland is something that will never be finished,” but I’m pretty sure he wouldn’t take a consistent smash-hit, crowd-pleaser for the past three decades like Splash Mountain and say, “Hey, guys, I know...

Does anybody else remember Dixie Landings before it was renamed Port Orleans Riverside? It had a lot of neat Br'er Rabbit stuff. He was on the shower curtains in the Alligator Bayou section, he was on the resort's refillable mug, the shop was always stocked with Br'er/Splash merchandise.

Yes, I've seen it. Even though it's only partially animated, I've always considered it my favorite Disney animated movie.

Since the first Splash Mountain in Disneyland opened on July 17, 1989, I'm declaring that day as Splash Mountain Day. I'm planning to celebrate with a party. Also, I'm curious what people's favorite characters are. As you can tell by my username, mine is Br'er Bear. I've always thought he's...

I voted "no." Keep Splash Mountain the way it is.

Splash Mountain is the best! I love the Br'er characters! 🦊🐻🐰