In this thread...She looks old and that is my first impression, as do the new Tiana CMs.
I could say youre a pixie duster trying to pretend Tiana isn't old.
In this thread...She looks old and that is my first impression, as do the new Tiana CMs.
I could say youre a pixie duster trying to pretend Tiana isn't old.
Or in the Dinosaur preshow…I’m getting Claire Huxtable vibes. For all you Gen Z’ers, she was from a very popular show called The Cosby Show
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She's not. In the dark ride, her dark grey hair will look black. There are no wrinkles on her face.
OldLadyGate is not a thing except to those looking to run up a list of why Disney is evil.
So tired of these imagineering rides trying to be more than a representation of a movie. We all have to be clever enough to go online and read a backstory to understand why Tiana is 10 years older.
Yet to 99.9% of people they are going to go on this and just think Tiana doesn't look like she does in the movie. Why is Tiana an old lady wearing and outfit to wade through a swamp instead of her beautiful self in a dress?
They took out her dress and beautiful features to be woke or something? It's sort of inline with Jessica Rabbit and her trench coat cover up.
Even the Tiana face characters are older now. Why would a little girl want to be a tired looking 45 year old woman? All the other princesses get to look their best. They did Tiana dirty.
I agree
Hope imagineering is successful in selling waders and overalls to little girls who aspire to be farmers.
Who can forget when Walt opened Disneyland in 1955, instead of going the safe route adapting his movies into rides he made the rides as expansive sequels: Snow White's Accounting Adventure, Alice's Chemist Journey, and Mr. Toad's Barista Bash. Everyone also adored Aurora's Pant Suit costume in that opening day ceremony.This what it’s like to go a concert where an artist doesn’t want to sing any of their hit songs. You need to just get on their new vibe/level.
Agreed. It's like if the Little Mermaid ride was all about Ariel becoming the CEO of a water bottle company after she became human. The whole ride takes place in an office building and we only see her wearing a black suit. Featuring new original music from the Baha Men!So tired of these imagineering rides trying to be more than a representation of a movie. We all have to be clever enough to go online and read a backstory to understand why Tiana is 10 years older.
The comparison would hold if Tiana’s Bayou Adventure were taking place in Tiana’s place of work rather than, you know—a bayou.Agreed. It's like if the Little Mermaid ride was all about Ariel becoming the CEO of a water bottle company after she became human. The whole ride takes place in an office building and we only see her wearing a black suit. Featuring new original music from the Baha Men!
You don't know that. Why are critics always told to "wait and see" but those who endorse the project are free to make assumptions about the final result?The hair is going to read as black in proper show lighting and not industrial warehouse lighting. They have to tint it a little lighter so it reads in the dark. Come on people.
You ever seen a Haunted Mansion ghost with the lights on? Looks like the Blue Man Group in a rain poncho.You don't know that. Why are critics always told to "wait and see" but those who endorse the project are free to make assumptions about the final result?
Indeed. It's not difficult to see that even her eyebrows (which are painted) also appear grey because of the glare of the lights. But those looking for reasons to complain are of course going to assume the worst.The hair is going to read as black in proper show lighting and not industrial warehouse lighting. They have to tint it a little lighter so it reads in the dark. Come on people.
You can make whatever assumption you want. But we do know for a fact, based on different pictures with different lighting, that her hair is indeed going to look black and not grey when placed in the darker ride sections.You don't know that. Why are critics always told to "wait and see" but those who endorse the project are free to make assumptions about the final result?
You don't know that.
I never commented about her hair being gray or not, so your response means nothing to me. The design of the character still looks off model, even in that picture.Yes, we do know that. Here is warehouse lighting. It would be inconceivable that TBA would be lit up like this...
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And here in dark ride lighting...
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It's been posted here several times. The attempt to keep #OldLadyGate going in the face of evidence is very sad. And very telling.
To me it looks enough like Tiana to be obvious its her, especially when it'll be within the context of the attraction.I never commented about her hair being gray or not, so your response means nothing to me. The design of the character still looks off model, even in that picture.
People see one single picture of an animatronic and they are instantly experts on animatronics and are convinced that the ride will be an unmitigated disaster. Also, they are sad that the previous controversial (some say racist) movie is no longer represented at WDW and Disneyland. Walt Disney was quoted as saying that he wanted his parks to constantly evolve and change. Well, here we are, and he is getting his wish. I for one will withhold judgment until I have ridden it, and I cannot wait to do so.
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