MK Tiana's Bayou Adventure - latest details and construction progress

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Incomudro

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I just wish all the bloggers and vloggers would actually, genuinely compare the two rides before they start their smiley chants about how good it is and how we should all just embrace change and stop complaining. Its this complacency with a lesser product that will keep giving us lesser and lesser products. They see the shiny new LED lights at night and fancy tech inside and will be wooed, but that's not pushing the boundaries of storytelling, its using the tech that is present at this moment. Creativity is found in the little moments that make you go wow, or get a jingle stuck in your head, or permeate pop culture, simply put, this does not have this.
I'm very much reminded of how most of today's cgi laden films look amazing but offer little beyond that.
It's like the original Star Wars vs Rise of Skywalker.
All the technological advancement in the world doesn't make for a more satisfying product.
 

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Disney should never have been given the benefit of the doubt, they did not deserve it and the outcome has validated much of what was assumed about the ride. It's not like they haven't screwed up countless other rides over the past several decades. We have a pretty well informed track record to let us know not to be optimistic and trusting. That was the more foolish assumption to make than assuming it would be disappointing. It was a mistake for me to do so, I regret it.
This is a real downer to read but true nonetheless. It's become increasingly more difficult to be optimistic about anything Disney does. I wish that weren't the case. I had high hopes but still realistic expectations for this one and yet they still under-delivered.
 

Brian

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In your opinion. In my opinion it's better. The only place they are vindicated is in their own minds.
Of course you're welcome to your opinion. I just think it's worth pointing out that the general sentiment on this site and others seems to be leaning negative, including from those who held out hope or were overtly optimistic from the get-go.
 
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Brian

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FWIW, I think this will be well-received by the general public. If you throw them a bone of their favorite songs from whatever IP you've shoved in where it doesn't belong, they'll be bopping along the whole way and sing its praises to Research at the end. They don't appreciate well thought out storylines, intricate details, or authenticity, aka, the things Imagineering used to care about, before realizing they no longer have to.

This is why I refer to the average park going guest as the 'lowest common denominator' Disney must appeal to, resulting in IP songfest garbage in everything they do as of late.
 

Incomudro

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This is a real downer to read but true nonetheless. It's become increasingly more difficult to be optimistic about anything Disney does. I wish that weren't the case. I had high hopes but still realistic expectations for this one and yet they still under-delivered.
Yeah, it hurts me to agree that Disney no longer deserves the benefit of the doubt.
I've long since given up on them when it comes to movies, but I did hold out hope when it came to the parks.
 

TalkToEthan

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Modern day Disney, once again, plays upon our collective naïveté and unrealistic expectations

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monothingie

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FWIW, I think this will be well-received by the general public. If you throw them a bone of their favorite songs from whatever IP you've shoved in where it doesn't belong, they'll be bopping along the whole way and sing its praises to Research at the end. They don't appreciate well thought out storylines, intricate details, or authenticity, aka, the things Imagineering used to care about, before realizing they no longer have to
I’m not sure. It was a very odd choice for a princess ride with focus on the female demo age 5-15 to be a water ride in which you will get wet. I don’t see this appealing to male riders in the same age demo the way Splash did, especially with the weak and quite frankly boring story and lackluster music.

But who knows for eight out of the 12 months when it’s unbearably hot in Florida it may work. For the other months, this is going to be a walk on.
 

AdventureHasAName

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I just wish all the bloggers and vloggers would actually, genuinely compare the two rides before they start their smiley chants about how good it is and how we should all just embrace change and stop complaining.
They are paid (in free goods, services and access). They are going to say what they are expected to say in order to keep the paychecks coming.
 
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