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Disney World’s Splash Mountain closing permanently in 2023

Michigan Live 02 Dec 2022
The blog said Tiana’s Bayou Adventure will open in Walt Disney World Resort in Orlando and Disneyland Resort in Anaheim, Calif., in 2024 ... The following description remains on the official Disneyland website page about the ride..
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Disneyland to use virtual queue for ‘World of Color’ nighttime spectacular

LA Daily News 14 Apr 2022
Disneyland visitors hoping to catch the return of “World of Color” will have to be well prepared, fleet-fingered and punctual at high noon each day if they want to snag a viewing spot for the nighttime spectacular at Disney California Adventure.
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