VIDEO: Splash Mountain Evacuated in Disney World Today

We’ve seen a variety of ride malfunctions in our time at the Disney World parks!

Splash Mountain

We’ve seen broken animatronics and missing ride pieces, and we’ve even seen our fair share of ride evacuations. Today, as we were walking through Frontierland, we noticed that Splash Mountain was down, and we spotted guests getting removed from the ride.

When the Cast Members arrive to unload the guests, the first thing they have to do is get the lap bar up so that the riders can get out. For Splash Mountain, they use the special T-shaped tool pictured below.

Guests getting evacuated from Splash Mountain!

The guests were safely evacuated from the boats with the aid of the Cast Members. In this area, the sides of the canal come right up next to the boat, so it’s easy to step onto dry land.

Guests getting out of the boats.

After the guests were removed from the boat, they followed the Cast Members to the nearest exit.

Ready to go!

We got a video of the whole process, which was incredibly efficient! It didn’t take more than a minute to get everyone out of the two boats.

We’ll make sure to keep you updated if any more rides get evacuated! In the meantime, stay tuned to AllEars for the latest news from Walt Disney World!

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3 Replies to “VIDEO: Splash Mountain Evacuated in Disney World Today”

  1. We were evacuated from the top of the Matterhorn at Disneyland. We walked down beside the track, waved from the openings to our friends below, and even patted the Sasquatch. Best Disney experience ever!

  2. We were walked off Buzz Midway Mania this past October. It was interesting to walk through the ride with the lights on and they gave us a free “fastpass” for another ride in HS (excluding Slinky and Rise.) It was our second time riding Buzz that day, so we didn’t mind at all and didn’t have to wait for Tower of Terror which was at 60 mins!!

  3. We were evacuated from Living with the Land once. The sirens going off were ear piercing, but thankfully didn’t last very long.