It’s been more than a decade since Walt Disney Studios released a 2D animated film. While the company has never said it wouldn’t make another 2D animated film, it feels that way considering that every feature length animated project released since 2011’s Winnie the Pooh has been created using 3D animation. Not that 3D animation
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Dreams do come true down in New Orleans Square at Tiana’s Palace. As of this week, it is officially open at Disneyland in Anaheim, California. Princess Tiana herself was present at the grand inauguration of her restaurant, and she greeted everyone with much joy while live jazz music played in the courtyard outside. As expected,
Last week, we revealed that a live-action adaptation of The Princess and the Frog is a priority at Disney post the Hollywood strikes. Now, it appears that a name has emerged as the potential frontrunner Disney wants to star in the film. According to industry insider Daniel RPK, Academy Award winner Lupita Nyong’o is exactly who the House of Mouse has
A few weeks ago, site co-founder Derek Cornell and Editor-in-Chief Dempsey Pillot appeared on the Walt’s Apartment Podcast, and revealed a very exclusive “Rumor of the Week.” The rumor? Well, sources close to The DisInsider claim that Disney is actively (and unsurprisingly) developing a live-action remake of The Princess and the Frog. Following the recent
Sadly Magic Kingdom’s infamous log flume Splash Mountain has drawn its last queue string across and closed its doors for the final time. The log flume set in Splash Mountain closed on Sunday, it will now undergo a revamp that will sever connections to the 1946 controversial Disney movie Song of the South. Even though
Princess Tiana worked hard to open her dream restaurant in the film The Princess and the Frog. By the end of 2023, Tiana’s Palace will come alive as the newest dining option in California’s Disneyland Park. The French Market Restaurant in New Orleans Square will become Tiana’s Palace, a dining experience heavily inspired by Tiana’s
Fans of Splash Mountain at the Disneyland Resort and Walt Disney World better ride the attraction while they still can. We are getting closer to its closing to make way for its retheme to Tiana’s Bayou Adventure, inspired by the hit film Princess and the Frog. On Friday, the Disney Parks Blog shared a brand
The Princess and the Frog Splash Mountain retheme for Disneyland and the Magic Kingdom finally has a name, Princess and the Frog: Tiana’s Bayou Adventure. The announcement was made during the Essence Festival of Culture in New Orleans today. Disney did not announce when Splash Mountain will close, but Tiana’s Bayou Adventure will open in late 2024.
Ever since the pandemic struck in 2020, updates on the Disneyland Resort’s Princess and the Frog Splash Mountain retheme have been sparse. Well, thanks to one of the animated film’s stars, we have quite a big update. According to Anika Noni Rose, who voices Princess Tiana in Princess and the Frog, the new overlay will debut
Princess and the Frog is getting a resurgence of love at Disney. A new series sequel series, Tiana, is in the works from writer/director Stella Meghie. The film will also be featured prominently in a brand new Splash Mountain overlay at multiple Disney theme parks. However, before Tiana was a thing at Disney+, Meghie had
UPDATE (11:00am) Splash Mountain at the Disneyland Resort is closing down on January 10, 2022, for refurbishment, as pointed out by the good folks at BlogMickey. As many of you may already know, the resort has plans to retheme the popular attraction to the hit animated film, 2009’s Princess and the Frog. As of now,
Fan-favourite Disney Princess Tiana will be getting her first adventure since 2009 in the form of a new animated series coming exclusively to Disney+! Tiana will follow the newly crowned Princess of Maldonia in a new adventure, but her New Orleans past isn’t far behind her. The series will be the first solo outing for
Disney followed up The Princess and the Frog with another princess movie, the first of its kind to be completely CG: Tangled. The studios’ 50th animated film follows in the tradition of the princess movies of the 1990’s, even bringing back Alan Menken to write new songs for the film. Featuring a top notch voice cast including
Disney’s The Princess and the Frog, released in 2009, brought audiences back to an earlier era of Disney storytelling. After a series of more experimental films, the studio took a page out of their Renaissance book by returning to the Broadway-style musical that became the norm during the 1990’s. Read: 20 Weeks of Disney Animation: ‘Bolt’
Home on the Range is a simple story about three cows that go on a journey to save their farm. Throughout this journey we get yodeling, burping, and a whole lot of Roseanne Barr. Now you have basically seen the movie. None of those things are particularly enjoyable for me (expect the yodeling, which is
At the Disney Investor Day today we got a slew of new content announced, including several projects from Walt Disney Animation Studios. Read: Exclusive: New Details for Walt Disney Animation Studios’ ‘Encanto’ First up is Raya and the Last Dragon, releasing on March 5, 2021. In addition to theaters, it will be releasing on Disney+
During his keynote speech this morning for the IAAPA Expo, Josh D’Amaro Chairman of Disney Parks, Experiences and Products had a lot to say about the status of the Disney Parks in these times of Covid 19. D’Amaro spoke on the companies idea to add Inclusion as a fifth key to the companies four keys
The Walt Disney Company has announced that they are to reimagine Splash Mountain in both of their United States Disney theme parks. The new attraction will be based on the 2009 film The Princess and the frog. It will replace the 30-year-old attraction based on the controversial movie Song of the South. In light of
Splash Mountain is one of Disney’s most beloved attractions is sadly based on the film Song of the South, which is widely believed to be Disney’s most controversial film due to its horrendous racial stereotypes. Now, fans are petitioning for the company to re-theme Splash Mountain in hopes of breaking away from any mention of
