For everyone saying it wasn't a racist movie....
It's a film about Uncle Remus, set in post slavery reconstruction Georgia in the 1800's where all of the people of color in the film are SUPER happy about everything - which is problematic - given the fact that it's taking place on a plantation in, as I said - Georgia. When you depict this caricature in film, without proper framing, it's racist.
The ride is themed after the movie.
So if the ride isn't overtly racist and no one knows or connects it why change it! It's my favorite!! WAHHH PC CULTURE STRIKES AGAIN CANCEL CULTURE BUZZ WORDS EVERYTHING IS RUINEDDD WHATS NEXT, THE CAROUSEL?
No - that's not how this works.
Just because you love it doesn't mean you're racist - I love the ride SO MUCH. No one in my family will ride it so I literally rope drop alone and ride back to back until the wait time goes up because I'm not allowed to burn a fast pass on it according to them. But it isn't great representation. Just because kids don't understand the connection to the movie, and to Uncle Remus, doesn't mean it's ok and can just go on forever.
And just because something is changing doesn't mean EVERYTHING is changing. So relax.
But - it definitely is a racist movie and Zip A Dee Doo Dah smacks of minstrel imagery which is really not great any time but especially now.