hotel will also feature several Disney characters for each of the rooms including Bambi, Brother Bear, The Fox and the Hound, and Pocahontas among others. A lakeside restaurant featuring the characters from The Princess and the Frog was also slated to open along with the new resort in 2022. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Walt Disney Parks division has halted all major construction on the Walt Disney World Resort property, including Reflections – A Disney Lakeside Lodge. The 2022 opening date has been delayed or scrapped pending the Walt Disney Company's financial stability going forward. As of mid 2022 construction had completely stopped for now. List of attractions Attractions included: Upstream Plunge, a lung shaped clean-water pool. Slippery Slide Falls, two water slides that emptied into Upstream Plunge. Kiddie Cove, a kids zone with two large water slides and a cove. This area was targeted toward preteens. Barrel Bridge, a bumpy bridge with barrels under it, similar to the one at Tom Sawyer Island. White Water Rapids, a 330-foot (100 m) long inner tube river. Bay Cove, a half-acre (2,000 m²) sand-bottom lake which featured a tire swing, boom swing, rope climb, and T-bar drop. Bomb Swing Cable Ride Tire Swing Whoop 'n' Holler Hollow, two water slides, 260 ft (79 m) and 160 ft (49 m) long, that emptied into Bay Cove. Bay Bridge Indian Springs, a very small splash zone with fountains spraying kids. This area was mainly designed for guests under age 8. Cypress Point Nature Trail, a trail among trees beside Bay Lake. Pony Rides Mercury WaterMouse Rental See also List of water parks References Further reading External links A photo essay in 2009 of the decaying River Country Disney's River Country on Modern Day Ruins A four-part series on the abandoned resort 1976 establishments in Florida 2001 disestablishments in Florida Defunct amusement parks in Florida Walt Disney Parks and Resorts Walt Disney World Water parks in Florida Former Walt Disney Parks and Resorts attractions Amusement parks opened in 1976 Amusement parks closed in 2001