Those darn Bayou Beavers damned it off again
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News Tiana's Bayou Adventure - latest details and construction progress
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JoeCamel
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Get some dynamite from Big Thunder
yensidtlaw1969
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In context, I think they were just affirming that the new good qualities that have been added to the attraction stand alongside existing good qualities like the drop, which guests are already known to enjoy.
𝕴𝖒𝖆𝖌𝖎𝖓𝖊𝖊𝖗97
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- In the Parks
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You know what, at this point, let's do it! I think there's a universe in which this could make just as much sense as Tiana.
plutofan15
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Wish I could like this a hundred times. A pointless statement to make since the ride track will not change.
yensidtlaw1969
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It's only a pointless statement if you already know that the ride track isn't changing. Not everyone knows that.
plutofan15
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In order for the drop to change, it would be a large rebuild of the track which would be very visible.
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Not everyone has visited the construction site. Not everyone reads the blogs and look at the photos. Everyone doesn't known as much as most of the posters in this thread.
The standard seems to be asking if Tiana will be as good as Splash, of course I mean when everything worked and was in good condition. Few, if anyone, thinks it will be better
𝕴𝖒𝖆𝖌𝖎𝖓𝖊𝖊𝖗97
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You bring up a good point. How long do we think Tiana will last in opening day condition? The operational and maintenance issues with its predecessor still apply to this one. If TDO doesn't invest the time and $$ to maintain it, it's going to break.
plutofan15
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That's all fine and dandy except that it was posted in these forums which consist of hardcore Disney people and fanboys who obsess over the tiniest detail of everything Disney. Pretty sure that this has been known since the project began. Can you imagine the amount of pages that would been on here if Disney decided to change the drop?
That is a big assumption you are making on behalf of everyone.
_caleb
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And do we KNOW the track isn’t changing? Like, at all? I’ve seen some making that assumption, but I don’t think I’ve seen any official statements to that effect.
plutofan15
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Possibly inside but the drop height is not changing.
_caleb
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Right. That much seems obvious, but maybe not to everyone?
Not even a portion of the interior? Why are you so sure?
JD80
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1) I'm sure we would have seen some kind of permitting and staging of new materials somewhere. I think someone would have found pictures of track.
2) I would have a strong guess that marketing would have jumped on this somewhere in their parksvlog previews.
3) Changing out the layout would have seen more construction and structural changes to the show building. We would not be seeing water last night if they had to do that.
My guesses though, I don't know anything.
ToTBellHop
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I’ve never heard of any significant track updates (beyond repairs). I believe the layout is unchanged.
Smiley/OCD
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I think we should start a pool…I say 90 days before the first AA goes into B mode and/or a log developing a leak…
Drew the Disney Dude
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The NOLA.com article seemed to confirm it's identical:
"In addition to using the same ride vehicles as its predecessor, the new attraction will also use the same ride track, so guests will start their ride with a brief outdoor float marked by a few not-so-intense drops."