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

JD80

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maybe the mural would look better if there weren't hard borders on it. if the colors and imagery spilled over with whisps and flourishes onto a small section of the other panels and not just straight rectangular border
That's my only nit to pick. It needs framing.
 

James Alucobond

Well-Known Member
maybe the mural would look better if there weren't hard borders on it. if the colors and imagery spilled over with whisps and flourishes onto a small section of the other panels and not just straight rectangular border
That's my only nit to pick. It needs framing.
Not that I haven't been very wrong before, but I do feel like something will eventually occupy the weird gaps at the top and bottom of the mural. I feel like they would've just made it several siding panels taller otherwise.
 

MR.Dis

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This is starting to come along nicely. When Splash Mountain first opened it instantly became my wife's favorite attraction. The first time we waited over 90 minutes, and she wanted to go again, after another 90 min wait she asked if I would mind going a third time--by now the wait was 120 min. Happy wife happy life, I waited with her for a third time. Even at the end, she still loved going on this ride despite all the non working parts. Just hope the revised ride will still contain the same joy as the original as seeing my wife of almost 50 years lite up like a child makes my heart soar.
 

James Alucobond

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You know, it's kind of depressing that the only reason Disney isn't going the lazy few-if-any-animatronics and lots-of-screens route for this retheme is because they know they wouldn't be able to get away with it this time.
It's because the physical space demands something else. When you have full control over the design of the space, screens can be done correctly, and they can do things physical setpieces can't, like with the rising of the ships from the depths in Shanghai's Pirates. You can also have characters enter, exit, and animate in ways that are not possible for animatronics. That said, you can also get lazy and park people in front of screens, and screens can be used as a crutch even when wholly unnecessary. But I don't really have anything against them in principle.
 

EagleScout610

What a wisecracker
Premium Member
You know, it's kind of depressing that the only reason Disney isn't going the lazy few-if-any-animatronics and lots-of-screens route for this retheme is because they know they wouldn't be able to get away with it this time.
Disney knows people would freak if that happened. They know they're replacing a home run of an attraction and they couldn't just fill it with screens.
 

aladdin2007

Well-Known Member
On the bright side, maybe this will make Disney realize they have to try harder with EVERY new ride they make. Like, now they've shown people that they CAN do better, so how pathetic would it look if their next ride after Tiana was a massive downgrade?

But I doubt that'll happen.
yeah they never learn,,,,,looking at imagination's mess....which should have set a precedent for years to come of lets not let this happen again, but did nothing.
 

Disgruntled Walt

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In the Parks
No
Here's an idea to add some stakes at the top of the lift hill:
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Gotta be careful with flowers, especially ones located near magical people like Mama Odie.
 

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