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Apart from finding some of the animatronics (Louis, the frog band, Mama Odie) impressive, I felt nothing watching this. I know they're going for a different vibe than Splash, but at the very least they could've had Dr. Facilier serve as the lift hill because that'd be cool as hell.

I know there's LOTS of ideas I don't like that're happening or have happened anyway! Musical Jamboree probably won't be like UNM because it doesn't seem like it's spitting in the faces of fans and going "hey, remember this old thing? well it sucks!"

YESSSSSSSS The Adventure Virus claims another victim.

I would be sad because they would not be invited to the party at the end of the ride.

Kinda crazy how a year ago we were here: You're sorely missed Br'er Rabbit.

Do you think that's getting turned into a movie like the Moana thing?

It fits the overall atmosphere of the scene they're going for, but the finale as a whole in comparison to Zip just doesn't hold a candle.

I have never heard of PJ Morton before the retheme. What else has he worked on?

It's fine. I like the backing instrumental and Anika's vocals but the song is too wordy and doesn't fit a finale scene.

You're invited, to a party, human party but critters are allowed today to join the humans at the restaurant, glad you came inside, relax enjoy the ride hey get ready, join the party, here the music play this bayou celebration never ends because our friends came today to help us say

Br'er Rabbit, Fox, and Bear pull up and get hissed at like this They are NOT the special spice!

It feels like a combination of Monster Mansion and Jump Up Super Star from Super Mario Odyssey to me.

We all should've seen this coming. After all it's in the name: Tiana's BaYOU Adventure!

Should've had it for longer tbh.

As someone who doesn't like the retheme in the slightest, I gotta say I'm impressed with the animatronics and the lift-hill Tiana.

Welcome back Chick-A-Pin Hill.

Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah sounds good in bluegrass. Too bad we're not getting it!

I loved those figures so much, it's utterly devastating knowing they were unsalvageable.

I'm sold. Though, how has the Night at the Museum franchise been doing? Besides the animated film that dropped with little to no fanfare, the last installment was released in 2015.

I've been lurking the thread for a while now so I don't really feel the need to dignify this with a proper response. Dinosaurs are such an easy sell too, like you'd think Disney would at the very least take advantage of "the blessing of space" WDW has and maybe add a small walking trail with...