Not sure if this was posted but it seems like the cave section possibly be rethemed as... salt mines...
I think someone on this forum named it as a joke a year ago...FYI, my 4 year old named this ride the same thing. Glad to see that inventive and imaginative creative juice flow through the Disney hallways.![]()
Never forget what we're being robbed of
I'm sure they'll find a way to do a projection insteadProbably. Hope WDI can find a way to explain it visually (not some cheap throwaway "Salt Mine" signage) For those having never visited Louisiana won't children and adults alike just wonder why the rockwork is now covered in snow.
If they are going to replace splash, THIS I could get behind.
Probably. Hope WDI can find a way to explain it visually (not some cheap throwaway "Salt Mine" signage) For those having never visited Louisiana won't children and adults alike just wonder why the rockwork is now covered in snow?
Almost three times as many syllables tholengthy? it's one word more than splash mountain??
AgreedI really, really hope they don’t go the salt-mine route to justify the drop. Just make the story fun and exciting and no-one will care about Louisiana’s topography.
I’m impressed your four-year-old knows the word “bayou”!FYI, my 4 year old named this ride the same thing.
Even so, it can hardly be called lengthy. I don’t recall anyone criticising Pirates of the Caribbean or Journey into Imagination for having too many syllables.Almost three times as many syllables tho
The one thing I hope dosen't happen is the last drop being a shortcut to the party. I made a joke about that being a story beat but my eyes would probably be stuck considering how far I'd roll them if that ends up being the case.I really, really hope they don’t go the salt-mine route to justify the drop. Just make the story fun and exciting and no-one will care about Louisiana’s topography.
Let’s hope they come up with something a little ominous and dramatic as a fitting successor to the current drop sequence.The one thing I hope dosen't happen is the last drop being a shortcut to the party. I made a joke about that being a story beat but my eyes would probably be stuck considering how far I'd roll them if that ends up being the case.
I'm sure they'll put as much care and effort into making Tiana's Bayou Adventure fit into the Wild West as they did a Country Bear Jamboree singing songs from the mid-20th century fit into the Wild West.Fitting Tiana's adventure into the Wild West will be a stretch, however great the ride is.
Me too. We ate at blue bayou last year and the word stuck with her. Tiana is her favorite princess as well, even though she's only seen half the movieI’m impressed your four-year-old knows the word “bayou”!
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