News Tiana's Bayou Adventure - latest details and construction progress

Ayla

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While I agree that in general it's better to hide construction -- not just via walls etc. but also things like scheduling work overnight when the park doesn't have guests, to the extent that it's possible -- I honestly don't see how it would be feasible to hide something of this scale in this location.
It isn't, it just gives the haters one more thing to complain about.
 

EagleScout610

This time of year I become rather Grinchy
Premium Member
They had concept art along their construction walls, did this change?
As far as I know the only different thing they have is a photo op with Louis on one of the walls.
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Fox&Hound

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You know when you you make it to the top of the second lift hill and you are at the top of the mountain before you go “into” the ride? It always bothered me that there was that cheap looking fence to the left to hide back stage sight lines. I wonder if they will take the time to address this. It always seemed so busted up and like a temporary solution. Anyone else happy if this was addressed?
 

MerlinTheGoat

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You know when you you make it to the top of the second lift hill and you are at the top of the mountain before you go “into” the ride? It always bothered me that there was that cheap looking fence to the left to hide back stage sight lines. I wonder if they will take the time to address this. It always seemed so busted up and like a temporary solution. Anyone else happy if this was addressed?
I know what you're talking about, but i'm curious if much can be done without expanding the side out more. That are happens to be extremely narrow. That was probably the reason they went with the fence. There's not much else that they could reasonable place there without extending the platform outward some more.

Attempting to think "creatively", I suppose they could enclose this little stretch with some sort of tunnel instead, like the interior of a fallen hollowed out log. Or something simpler like a garden trellis/wall with greenery or something like that along the edge.
 

ToTBellHop

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I'm still betting that Tiana's will be open in WDW by Memorial Day next year or at least CM previews.
That would be a lovely surprise. I struggle to believe it will be ready much before Christmas but that’s just a guess. I don’t know the current state of the project (in particular, the inside. They could easily finish the outside by next summer).

I do know they legitimately want this done ASAP.

That being said, DL’s closed 4 months after ours and they are doing the same amount of work (right?). If DL’s can open in 2024, perhaps summer is possible in MK.
 

BrerFoxesBayouAdventure

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That would be a lovely surprise. I struggle to believe it will be ready much before Christmas but that’s just a guess. I don’t know the current state of the project (in particular, the inside. They could easily finish the outside by next summer).

I do know they legitimately want this done ASAP.

That being said, DL’s closed 4 months after ours and they are doing the same amount of work (right?). If DL’s can open in 2024, perhaps summer is possible in MK.
I expect it to open around Q4 2024, no way they're getting this out on schedule. Is there any confirmation on what the interior of the ride looks like yet?
 

EagleScout610

This time of year I become rather Grinchy
Premium Member
That would be a lovely surprise. I struggle to believe it will be ready much before Christmas but that’s just a guess. I don’t know the current state of the project (in particular, the inside. They could easily finish the outside by next summer).

I do know they legitimately want this done ASAP.

That being said, DL’s closed 4 months after ours and they are doing the same amount of work (right?). If DL’s can open in 2024, perhaps summer is possible in MK.
I'm guessing ours will take longer to complete the interior given how distinct each set piece was to what was happening in Splash, where as Disneyland’s was much more of rocky crevaces/marshland. If I had to guess ours got more substantial interior demolition/reconstruction
 

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