He said, “I can’t think of a single attraction that has not been enhanced and improved, some over and over again. Can you elaborate, now with this context?īob Weis (BW): The last time I saw Marty was at the D23 Expo in 2017 when he talked about Imagineers making changes to the auction scene in Pirates of the Caribbean. When you chatted on our D23 Inside Disney podcast, you mentioned living up to Walt’s vision of maintaining tradition while staying true to the idea that “the park will never be completed”-and you also talked about Disney Legend Marty Sklar’s feelings about the park not being a museum.
D23 sat down with Bob Weis, president of Walt Disney Imagineering, to discuss evolving the attraction, why The Princess and the Frog was a perfect fit, and what this means for other Imagineering projects on the horizon.īob Weis speaks with The Imagineering Story director, Leslie Iwerks, at D23 Expo 2019ĭ23: The Official Disney Fan Club: Many fans are very passionate about Splash Mountain and, of course, making changes to any attraction evokes feelings on both sides. The project will be led by Imagineer Charita Carter, who recently oversaw (with Kevin Rafferty) the creation of Mickey & Minnie’s Runaway Railway at Disney’s Hollywood Studios and will include some of the incredible music from the Academy Award ®-nominated movie. The story picks up after the final, magical kiss in the movie, and follows Tiana and Louis as they prepare for their first Mardi Gras performance. Today, Walt Disney Imagineering announced that Splash Mountain at Disneyland and Walt Disney World Resorts will be reimagined with new theming inspired by the beloved Walt Disney Animation Studios film The Princess and the Frog.
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