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Tiana’s Bayou Adventure SPOILER Thread
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LindseyDisney
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Why? That's what Disney wants to do. Add more IP into Epcot. Don't get me wrong. I love weired Epcot. But those days are gone. Tiana's story for splash makes the most sense for Land.
Bocabear
Well-Known Member
that sounds completely wrong... The Land is about the land and modern farming techniques, not trying to find a band at Tiana's Co-Op Farm and foods factory....I think it would be dreadful.....and trhen you would have to reconcile that with the other attractions in the Pavilion... Soarin' over the Bayou? Nah... Tiana has all the attraction that IP needs....Unless they do something with Facilier in the Villain's section.....
tanc
Premium Member
I want to ride it in Disneyland one day but as I said in another thread I just rode this at WDW for the first time. Reusing basically all the buildings, painting them, changing the furniture just doesn’t work to me. I wish they had built new areas for the queue. The last animatronic did not work on the ride when I rode it. I personally also just did not like the screens, it’s the most jarring thing, at the end it was very obvious the background characters in the house were a video.
I get they have a budget but I wish the building in the finale was fully fleshed out and not just half sticking out. It’s a kids ride at the end of the day so it’s not like Disney cares about what they could have built. I just hope Villains land has no cuts in budget. But even that I guess will be a dream.
I get they have a budget but I wish the building in the finale was fully fleshed out and not just half sticking out. It’s a kids ride at the end of the day so it’s not like Disney cares about what they could have built. I just hope Villains land has no cuts in budget. But even that I guess will be a dream.
Put a jazz club next to AA and fill it with Tiana and Soul.
WondersOfLife
Blink, blink. Breathe, breathe. Day in, day out.
You couldn't be more wrong......
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LindseyDisney
Member
First. LOL.You couldn't be more wrong......
Welcome to the imagineering team! YOU'RE HIRED!
While I'm not a fan of this new premise, the story presented on Tiana's Bayou Adventure seems to fit better with the overall theme of Living with the Land. Again, I LOVE LIVING WITH THE LAND.
Let's set aside the original concept featuring the animal band and instead focus on Tiana showcasing her garden and educating us about the food industry. Imagine Mardi Gras celebration at the end, featuring delicious dishes made from her garden.
Personally, I wish there was less focus on IP in Epcot, but my point is the current story makes me think Living with the Land.
Again, I'm not advocating for this change. Also the new Tiana's Bayou Adventure. There are parts I really like. And some areas I wish were different or had more of.
WondersOfLife
Blink, blink. Breathe, breathe. Day in, day out.
Epcot82Guy
Well-Known Member
That could work - if it showcased Jazz, not just the characters. (And coming from a staunch Epcot defender.) That's the point. Tell a story about the culture and use the characters as ambassadors/storytellers - not the focus.
bwr827
Well-Known Member
After following the ride opening closely on this forum months ago, finally got a chance to ride this week.
First time was with my son, as my wife and daughter chickened out. We both loved it. The music is great, and all the animatronics were working. We did stop for about a minute at one point, though. Whole area is beautiful at nighttime.
My son complained about one of the drumming animatronics not syncing with the beat.
Convinced by my son, all four of us rode it the next morning. I missed the nighttime view, but everyone enjoyed the ride and would happily do it again if/when we return in a couple of years.
First time was with my son, as my wife and daughter chickened out. We both loved it. The music is great, and all the animatronics were working. We did stop for about a minute at one point, though. Whole area is beautiful at nighttime.
My son complained about one of the drumming animatronics not syncing with the beat.
Convinced by my son, all four of us rode it the next morning. I missed the nighttime view, but everyone enjoyed the ride and would happily do it again if/when we return in a couple of years.