Splash Mountain

Did somebody say there's a waterfall at the end of this ride?

Take a ride on a hollowed out log boat through the waters of the South and visit all the little critters living in the area. Enjoy their southern hospitality and float along and relax. But not too much! There's a 16-meter high waterfall, and you're heading straight for it! Get ready for one big splash!

This boat ride takes you through the world of Disney's classic film, Song of the South, and guess what? Your 45-degree dive over the waterfall is also caught on film. Visit Splashdown Photos to get your own copy. You've got to see the face you're making!

WARNING! To ride, you should be in good health and free from high blood pressure, heat, back or neck problems, motion sickness, or other conditions that could be aggravated by this adventure. Expectant mothers and persons of advanced age should not ride.

Other Info

Splash Mountain at Tokyo Disneyland is very similar to the Florida version of the ride, with a few exceptions. The ride's layout is a mirror-image of Florida's owing to the attraction's location on the opposite side of the river. The secondary characters are altogether different and the show scenes are in different orders. The Tokyo version also lacks a mill or barn-like structure on the second lift (although it is used as the main entrance to the ride queue). Instead, the logs venture into a cave-like opening to begin the second ascent. Another exception to the Florida version, is that the small drop down "Slippin Falls', takes place in a cave, thus making it a dark drop.