Splash Mountain Closing January 10th at Disney World for Refurbishment

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According to Disney, Splash Mountain will be closed from January 10, 2022 through February 10, 2022 for routine maintenance.

Just like Disneyland, Walt Disney World isn’t ready to begin work on transforming Splash Mountain into a Princess and the Frog attraction just yet. The reimagining was announced in June 2020, but no visible work has taken place on the ride yet.

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Disney says they’re still working on bringing the Princess and the Frog attraction to life, but that “it’s going to take a bit of time” until guests see work on the ride. At this point, it’s clear that Disney announced the attraction in the early stages of development, despite claiming that planning has been going on since 2019 to reimagine the ride.

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