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

Brer Oswald

Brer Oswald

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Surferboy567 said:
To play devils advocate, in reference to #2. If it’s a good ride (jury is still out on that) people will come also rethemed rides based on liked properties get consistent lines. See Malestrom to frozen I’m in no way saying PATF is comparable to the IP’s you listed just an observation.
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To be fair, Frozen is Frozen, and Maelstrom just felt like it was there most of the time (as opposed to Splash which was always a headliner).
 
Smiley/OCD

Smiley/OCD

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Correct…whether or not TBA is equal, better or worse than Splash, it won’t matter because it will still be an E ticket in the park. The argument will continue LONG after we’re gone…I’ll be honest, if it’s subpar, I’ll still ride it considering I’m in the park for the day…the question will be if we ride it several times per day(like we did with splash), or treat it like iasw…
 
Dear Prudence

Dear Prudence

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Brer Oswald said:
They were likely going off of outdated plans and information. Most of what has come out since suggests that everything being used for this attraction was fabricated specifically for it. I’d love to be proven wrong but it’s not looking likely. 10 at most for Disneyland, and only the possums (and a frog or two) at WDW if anything.
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I mean, honestly, the whole project is sloppy and haphazard, and I wouldn't be surprised if everything changes twice a day on it.
 
retr0gate

retr0gate

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Is a VQ even practical for a ride like this? I understand that demand will undoubtedly be high when it reopens, but we already know the queue has a pretty decent capacity for multi-hour long waits, provided there aren't extensive changes to the layout. Splash Mountain was always one of those rides you'd hit in the middle of the day or first thing in the morning to beat the heat. What's going to happen to the family who wakes up at 7 AM to secure their spot, and then gets a return time for the evening? Most people don't want to get soaked with no chance to dry off right before leaving the park for the day. It's why the ride always had little to no wait towards the end of the night, especially during the colder months. We can assume that the queue has the capacity for it, so wouldn't it just be better to have this one go standby sooner rather than later?
 
MagicHappens1971

MagicHappens1971

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gianguy said:
Is a VQ even practical for a ride like this? I understand that demand will undoubtedly be high when it reopens, but we already know the queue has a pretty decent capacity for multi-hour long waits, provided there aren't extensive changes to the layout. Splash Mountain was always one of those rides you'd hit in the middle of the day or first thing in the morning to beat the heat. What's going to happen to the family who wakes up at 7 AM to secure their spot, and then gets a return time for the evening? Most people don't want to get soaked with no chance to dry off right before leaving the park for the day. It's why the ride always had little to no wait towards the end of the night, especially during the colder months. We can assume that the queue has the capacity for it, so wouldn't it just be better to have this one go standby sooner rather than later?
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It’s going to open with a VQ. Disneys current track record would not make me think anything else
 
mickEblu

mickEblu

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DCBaker said:
Additional photos from today.

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Not a huge deal but the juxtaposition of those artificial leaves with the moss and some of the real greenery in the foreground make them look artificial. Makes them look a bit too bright/ glossy. I don’t get that with the other views. Could also be the cloudy lighting
 
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