Tiana's Bayou Adventure: Disneyland Watch & Discussion

mickEblu

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Right? I keep seeing the art they're putting out for this and it all seems so artificial and digital. And amateurish. Especially the poster.

The fact that she is the same size of the mountain and standing right in front of it is an awful design choice. It’s obvious that they ve been trying to take attention away from the drop and the size of the (mountain) structure.
 

Consumer

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Even more new critters and the ride's poster have been revealed:


Ready to head back into the bayou and discover more new Disney characters who are part of Tiana’s Bayou Adventure? It’s time to introduce more of our critter musicians, the perfect musical accompaniment for Princess Tiana’s party during Mardi Gras season.

Previously, you learned about the critters who play Zydeco music – and now, let’s get ready to march with Rara! Often found at festivals and street processions, Rara is a musical tradition from Haiti that’s part of the musical history and melting pot of New Orleans. The genre includes unique instruments with beautiful, distinctive sounds.

Here are the Rara musicians you’ll discover further down the bayou!
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Octavia the Bobcat – Octavia plays the vaksin, a single-note horn instrument popular in Rara music. She’s an adventurous bobcat kitten, and she loves climbing and hanging out in trees almost as much as she loves performing. This daredevil almost never gets scared.

Pawpaw the Bobcat – Not only is Pawpaw Octavia’s devoted grandfather, but he also taught her how to play the vaksin! Pawpaw lives to make Octavia smile and has the view that everything has a way of working itself out – he’s seen it all but isn’t jaded.

Claude the Louisiana Black Bear – Claude is a salt of the earth kind of bear (or, as they say in the bayou, “salt of the mound”) who plays his horn along with the other members of his family. He’s a tinkerer who loves to create with things found in the forest, and is frequently funny without intending to be, especially when it comes to his home-grown creations.

Bernadette the Louisiana Black Bear – Bernadette loves to enjoy life, from splashing in the waters of her bayou home with her cub, Sebastián, to playing the horn with her mate, Claude. She’s a clear thinker and is warm and supportive. Bernadette loves to sink into the bayou waters and munch on plants (so long as Sebastián is clearly within sight).

Sebastián the Louisiana Black Bear – Though he’s definitely a “mama’s cub,” Sebastián charted his own musical course as a drummer, despite his parents being devoted horn players. He’s happy to follow his friend Octavia’s adventurous lead as they explore and play, and is fascinated with the small details in the bayou, like the insects and mushrooms.

Phina the Gray Fox – Phina’s enthusiasm extends beyond her drumming, as she’s constantly thinking of new ideas with optimism and energy! This imaginative fox is continually starting new projects with excitement, and her friends accept and celebrate her unique thinking.

Not only will you meet these new friends as Audio-Animatronics figures throughout the attraction, but some of them will also appear in the Walt Disney World attraction poster, which you can find below! It looks like they’re ready to put on quite the memorable performance, and a few more critters are left to be revealed…
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Come back next week for the reveal of the last group of talented critters. You’ll soon be able to cheer on your favorites once Tiana’s Bayou Adventure opens in Walt Disney World Resort this summer, and later this year at Disneyland Resort.
Frankly, the poster is awful. Also, the character designs are not very good. However, I appreciate the size of the animatronic cast thus far.
 

truecoat

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At the end of the video, they show imagineers looking at this screen. Are they fixing the Eiffel Tower on Soarin'?

soarin eiffel tower.jpg
 

Rich T

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I think the A-1000 animatronics are very charming, but for me nothing beats the simplicity of the ones from the 60s and 70s….
I actually like pop-up plywood cutouts better than AAs. I’m not kidding. And not just because every time I’ve ridden Little Mermaid at MK, I’ve been treated to the ventriloquism act of Ariel singing “Part of your World” with a broken, unmoving mouth.
 

TragicMike

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Someone on Reddit mentioned the new A-1000 animatronics are easier to maintain. Hopefully that’s true because it would suck to have this ride be on B-mode a couple months after opening with how maintenance heavy Splash was.
 

Professortango1

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Someone on Reddit mentioned the new A-1000 animatronics are easier to maintain. Hopefully that’s true because it would suck to have this ride be on B-mode a couple months after opening with how maintenance heavy Splash was.
Well, given that Rise's cannons seem to have been given up on, I'd expect a few show elements that don't last past the first year or so.
 

Disney Analyst

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For anyone who can't see the board:

Scene 1
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Scene 2
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Scene 3
Tiana

Scene 5
Tiana
Louis

Scene 6
Tiana
Louis

Scene 7
Tiana
Louis

Scene 8
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Scene 9
Avi (Possibly short for Odie?)

Scene 10
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Scene 11 (Finale)
Tiana
Louis
Avi
Naveen
Ralphie
Beaver
Eudora
Charlotte

Scene 12
Avi (Possibly odie?)
Juju

Listed figures = 18

Clearly missing a bunch of the animals from that list, so hard to know if that’s just one teams station of AAs they are assigned to work on. Mostly seems like human figures, Louis, and Beaver as she ties into Ralphie’s figure?
 

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