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

JoeCamel

JoeCamel

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Disney1923-2023 said:
I wonder- some sections of the queue look MUCH closer to completion than others. I wonder if the current idea is to get the whole area, except right in front of the entrance, done, and open it, and then just install the barriers for the queue later so that they can get the mess of walls pushed inwards and make this eyesore less so
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They don't care about that, opens next year late so a year of walls is nothing. Been to Epcot in the last few years?
 
WDWYankee15

WDWYankee15

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James Alucobond said:
Pretty sure the goal is to have them spill over the front. Or at least that seems to be the intent. This is just the first section.
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Agree. This is what the model shows.
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GoneForGood

GoneForGood

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WDW's may look a little closer to this 3D rendering. Kind of grainy though. Flowers still present.
But it's also worth noting some elements are shared and or different between the versions.
 

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Smiley/OCD

Smiley/OCD

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The interesting thing is that there is another post here in the rumors section about the downfall in the landscaping around Disney domestic parks…how long before those flowers get swapped out for more ecologically friendly plants and shrubs?
 
Dear Prudence

Dear Prudence

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Smiley/OCD said:
The interesting thing is that there is another post here in the rumors section about the downfall in the landscaping around Disney domestic parks…how long before those flowers get swapped out for more ecologically friendly plants and shrubs?
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Maybe they were smart and went for eco friendly plants right out of the gate? Plus, it rains a lot more in Florida than it does in Southern California.

I still cannot believe they went with something that looks like the dung heap from Jurassic Park (with flowers on top of it?? lol) instead of the cool treehouse boat design.
 
C

celluloid

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After going to TDL, that was something I was not ready to realize how much I missed it. Specifically at the Disneyland hotel that had some really pretty ones.
 
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James Alucobond

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Smiley/OCD said:
The interesting thing is that there is another post here in the rumors section about the downfall in the landscaping around Disney domestic parks…how long before those flowers get swapped out for more ecologically friendly plants and shrubs?
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Uh, aren’t most of the flowers on this thing artificial? Someone can correct me if I’m wrong, but most of the vegetation on the mountain itself looks that way to me.
 
ToTBellHop

ToTBellHop

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MisterPenguin said:
In the story of the original ride, it was never a mountain -- it was a hill. But it got the name "... Mountain" as an advertising gimmick.

In the retheme, it's still not a mountain.

If it looks too small to be a mountain... it's because it's not a mountain.

It never was a mountain and still won't be one.

It's not a mountain.

Look to DL's Matterhorn if you're looking for a mountain.
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I have my “The Mountains and Salt Mine are calling me…and I must go” shirt design ready to go.
 

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