mickEblu
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5 (well, 2 now).
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Tiana's Bayou Adventure: Disneyland Watch & Discussion
- Thread starter Californian Elitist
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5 (well, 2 now).
Wait time as of 4pm ET/1pm PT
figmentfinesse
New Member
I rode 11 times between Friday and this morning. Came specifically to experience it but also enjoyed everything else DL had to offer as a WDW AP. Wonderful trip, I’m sure I’ll be back!
figmentfinesse
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Oops, double post! I’ll add I loved the rainbow lights in the laughing place and I was shocked how wet you got. I did prefer WDW bluegrass twang version of the soundtrack.
Nearly three hours!!
𝕴𝖒𝖆𝖌𝖎𝖓𝖊𝖊𝖗97
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- In the Parks
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Maybe they'll change their mind!
I hear Ken Potrock has his finger on the 'Keep-Splash' trigger
BrerFoxesBayouAdventure
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Surprised the lines weren't this long during the weekend, since more people were off. Ah well, we'll see what the final day of operation brings.
I hear he's actively sabotaging a whole bunch of rides so he can make the argument they have to keep Splash open.
So long Br'er Rabbit old friend. Thanks for 34 years of an absolutely incredible attraction.
Tony Baxter got his final ride in, or one of them, at least.
Line is to Pirates at Rope drop
DavidDL
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Got my last rides in on Sunday, once during the day and once at night. They went about a perfectly as possible, with minimal waits both times (thanks to Lightning Lane). We got lucky timing for our second (and final) ride because as soon as we "splashed down" into the Rivers of America, the first fireworks of the night erupted into the sky and the Disneyland Railroad was going by during the final show scene so we got to wave at lots of folks on there, too. We also got seated in the back both times so we narrowly avoided getting absolutely drenched, which made the day much more pleasant.
I'm thankful the attraction didn't explode into too long of a wait while we were there (weather was probably helping out a bit with that) but Splash did manage to maintain between a 75 and 90 minute wait through closing, which is normally unheard of. Clearly lots of folks wanted to get their last rides in earlier this weekend, too.
The attraction itself was in as of rough shape as ever (with lots of broken lightning and figures) but it was still a good time. I certainly wish Disney would do a better job of maintaining attractions over time so they never quite end up looking like this and costing more time and money to fix down the line.
Anyways, here are two photos I took that I liked. One of the mountain and the other of the Brers looking out into Critter Country as if to say goodbye. Thankful I got to experience this attraction and make so many memories with it over the years with so many friends and family members but I am also looking forward to and am hopeful for what the future of this space brings.
I'm thankful the attraction didn't explode into too long of a wait while we were there (weather was probably helping out a bit with that) but Splash did manage to maintain between a 75 and 90 minute wait through closing, which is normally unheard of. Clearly lots of folks wanted to get their last rides in earlier this weekend, too.
The attraction itself was in as of rough shape as ever (with lots of broken lightning and figures) but it was still a good time. I certainly wish Disney would do a better job of maintaining attractions over time so they never quite end up looking like this and costing more time and money to fix down the line.
Anyways, here are two photos I took that I liked. One of the mountain and the other of the Brers looking out into Critter Country as if to say goodbye. Thankful I got to experience this attraction and make so many memories with it over the years with so many friends and family members but I am also looking forward to and am hopeful for what the future of this space brings.
Disstevefan1
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The headstone is ready.I guess I might have to create a funeral ceremony of Splash Mountain.
TP2000
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May God have mercy on all of those CM's souls this evening.
I did my marketing this morning, and decided to buy a bottle of champagne for this evening's streaming show. I couldn't really think of a Southern cocktail to do because I'm not a fan of Mint Juleps, so I just decided to go with general celebratory champagne for toasting.