As it should be. There is definitely room for criticism here. The problem is that it's delegitimized by people making the same jokes every time the words "salt mine" or "co-op" are mentioned. Not that things cant' be lighthearted, but it does take away from thoughtful discussion when the same joke has already been made numerous times already. It adds nothing to the conversation.
As much as I find the salt mine jokes funny, I feel like there's only so many you can make before you eventually run out of material. It's probably the absurdity of changing a hill into a salt mine that's prompted so many of these jokes to begin with.
Some can't, because they're a bit too salty.Guys, it’s fine. Just take everything that is said with a grain of salt.
Too soon?
A bunch of NaCl draggers.
It can’t escape the comparisons to what came before it. Given its keeping the same core ride track and implicit in their messaging they’re improving on this experience, it shouldn’t escape those comparisons.
You know what? I think they like fake moss
Woah,...easy there. That kind of talk doesn't go well around here.
Opinions are fine. It’s the reading ideological positions into Disney’s process that I don’t care for.
I suppose someone would have to do a count to know for certain, but I would guess that there are significantly more negative comments about Tiana’s Bayou Adventure here than positive ones. The idea that you can’t voice criticism about the ride simply isn’t borne out by the thread itself.
That’s the area that was repainted during the last refurbishment prior to Splash Mountain closing. It was done in a slightly different color at that time that better matched Bayou Adventure, but whether or not it will be further altered is unknown. It has thus far remained untouched during the Bayou Adventure conversion.
