Guest Has Panic Attack Over Racist Disney Ride, Jumps

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Splash Mountain, the Disney ride massively considered racist for its association with Song of the South (1946), held its final day on May 30. In the days leading up to the shutdown, guests flocked to Disneyland Resort for another trip to the Briar Patch before its Princess and the Frog (2009) retheme…but things didn’t quite go to plan!

Fatima Yusuf Wright has shared this shocking video from her last ride on Splash Mountain. A guest in the log in front of his escaped the safety restraints and started down the stairs to the fire escape:

@fatimamusic786

It happened this weekend on Splash Mountain! We can say with certainty that we will never see that again on Splash Mountain! #disney #disneyland #splashmountain #crittercountry #panicattack #stuckonride #fyp #fyp #tiktok #viral #foryoupage #foryou #adventure #alwayshappens #rare

original sound – Fatima Yusuf Wright

I can’t – I’m going to have a panic attack, the guest said.

The Disney ride then halted for a few minutes, likely as Disney cast members intercepted the guest and escorted her to a safe area.

Splash Mountain Credit: Tokyo Disney Resort

Splash Mountain is permanently closing May 31, 2023. The ride will reopen as Tianas Bayou Adventure in Magic Kingdom at Walt Disney World Resort and Disneyland Park at Disneyland Resort in late 2024.

Related:Disney Reportedly Changing Theme From Classic Space Mountain

Immerse yourself in a whimsical world filled with classic characters and songs on this thrilling log adventure, reads the official Disney ride description. Jump inside a hollow log and float through a colorful bayou as you follow the carefree Brer Rabbit to his laughing place. But beware: Brer Bear and Brer Fox are in pursuit of this capricious hare.

Pass by more than 100 audio-animatronic creatures that talk, sing, and tell stories that call Splash Mountain home and offer their own slice of local culture. Sing along to classic Disney songs, including Zip-a-Dee-Doo-Dah. Then get ready for the grand finale, this musical cruise ends with a thrilling 5-story splashdown!

Never get off a Disney ride. Even if you have a panic attack, you are safer in vehicle restraints than walking through restricted areas with unknown mechanics around you.

Please note that the story described in this article is based on the personal experience of visitors to Disney Parks. No two guest experiences are the same, and this article does not necessarily reflect Inside the Magics’ personal views on Disney park operations.

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