Unbelievable Splash Mountain Ending Moments at Disney World - Opening To Close Last Day / Final Drop

Last day of Splash Mountain WDW

[TheDailyWoo]

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This was quite a day, one I’ll never forget . The last moments when cast members did final rides really got me . Hundreds cheering on bridge and the phone lights in air was a vibe to behold.

[disneydreamer]

Thank you for staying until the very end and showing the CM’s last ride and them being cheered off as they were leaving their shift. Not gonna lie- I was sobbing.❤️

[bonniehowell]

Who would of thought the closing of a ride would turn into the social event of the year?
I'm glad the cast members were able to be the last people on the ride.

[ArcadeWarrior]

I'm going to miss Slash Mountain! Really wish they weren't getting rid of it. Great job on this video Adam, you did such a nice job capturing this day.

[taylorchandler]

This will be a video that I’ll can’t watch without bawling. Splash Mountain is a staple to me and I will deeply miss it. Thank goodness for Tokyo.

[shirlynnj]

Okay, watching the CMs take the last logs down and then the applause as they got to me! Thank you CMs for all of the magic you help create at the Disney parks!! We love you! Thanks Adam for covering that one of a kind moment for them to treasure and for us to partake in!

[denisematthews]

What a day! I never, in a million years, thought I would get emotional about the last day of Splash Mountain; but those people cheering the riders, then cast members at the end of the day really got to me❤️ Thank you Adam for taking that entire day and night, and sharing it with us!

[carnivalofcraftedcreatures]

The Ride Techs and CM getting a Final Drop or Final bow was a classy move. Especially with the standing ovation for each log.

[lindamemo]

I shed a tear. I will miss that ride. If you didn’t know the movie or that it came from the movie you had no idea. It was a gem. Especially the wdw version.

[natalie]

I wasn't prepared for how emotional this would be! I rode it in 1992, it's debut year. My Dad took my sister and me to Disney to soften the blow of my parents divorcing. I was just 9 and it was a hard time for me. But we had an amazing time! It was the NEW ride! I remember all the ads on constantly. I had a huge imagination and I remember thinking that maybe I could sneak off the log and stay in the laughing place 😂...kids are just silly like that. I just turned 40, and I really wish I could have been there for a last Splash. Thank you for making me feel like I was. 😪🥲

[jessikachu]

I'm 35 years old and I can't imagine the Magic Kingdom without splash. I have so many fond memories of family vacations and even remember when I was tall enough to ride it. I will definitely miss it. Edit: I got way more emotional than I thought I would watching the final few logs. Thank you again for documenting this.

[jessicacristadoro]

Thank you Adam for vlogging this and actually voicing your opinion on the closure of splash. Not many people or vloggers have the guts to do so. I grew up with this ride and I’m absolutely distraught that it’s going away. I planned my trip before knowing about the closure and I’m very upset that come February I will not be able to experience my favorite ride in Disney. Like you said, yes the track will remain but the memories and nostalgia will not. I truly hope Disney treats the refurb with love and doesn’t make the entire ride screens because the animatronics really made this a fantastic ride. It will be truly missed

[brianrobbe]

I don't normally comment on videos, however, I am grateful you were there to document this sad day. Splash was my favorite ride in Magic Kingdom... it will never be the same without it.

[TrippyCommentaries]

Seriously one of the best videos you've ever produced. A true symbol of how amazing the WDW community really is! A proper sendoff for Splash. It will be missed here in Orlando 💦

[sarahill]

Thank you for documenting this. When I was growing up, my dad and I would have a father, daughter day during the holidays. We would do something special and then go Christmas shopping for my mother. One of my most vivid memories was going to see Song of the South. Years later, we were all able to go to Disneyland together, my parents, children and my brother. My son was 6 and not sure he wanted to go on Splash Mountain, we bribed him with a giant Buzz Lightyear to go on. It's one of our favorite memories. That was my dad's one and only time to get to ride Splash Mountain. We recently came to WDW for the holidays hoping to get one more last ride in. Unfortunately we were caught in all the Southwest mess and lost our Magic Kingdom day to airline cancellations and rebooking. Thank you again for documenting this moment that many of us have very fond memories of.

[jamessmith]

I’ve watched this video three times. Feels like a historic day in the history of magic kingdom and Walt Disney. Thank you for doing such a great job with your coverage. I can imagine that was a long day in the parks but you did a great job of capturing the atmosphere

[MyBackyardScience]

We are really sad to see the ride go, and did not get a chance to get back since 2019. Thanks for the ride, and hanging on until the last splash, Adam! We really appreciate it! 🐰🦊🐻🐸

[beckyw]

What a lovely way to say goodbye to splash, I was so happy to see the cast members were the last to ride and it’s so lovely how everyone was just enjoying life and cheering each other on. Great vid :)

[Jaxparoh]

Great coverage, Adam, of a historic day! Such an honor to be able to be there and take our last Splash down! It was great to meet you, Micah, Justin and Tampa Jay. What a historic day for me!

[Trevtheman]

One of the most emotional YouTube videos I’ve seen in a while. The amount of people who spent the last day there to see it off, the amazing cast members and of course yourself and the other many amazing and brilliant Vloggers.