I can’t quite tell tbh, that’s what I initially thought. Do certain eels even live in the bayou? It’s a something for sure… but it looks alot less friendly than the other critters. To make up for a potential lack of suspense I’d love the spooky swamp ambiance Scary Adventures had, easily the biggest loss from the refresh I loved those gators
I looked it up. Apparently some Asian swamp eels were found in Bayou St. John, but they're an invasive species.
Was that green railing always there, and just obscured by the briar patch? It doesn't look new to me...
Looks pretty good to me!Photo updates from today.
Is there a reason both theme park companies are so obsessed with using this particular word?
New jargon passed down by dear leader Josh, sounds like you know what you're doing if you use it
It's just a corporate buzzword that's caught on in recent years, it's not exclusive to theme parks.
I think they went to a seminar or presentation or convention or something.....
They're not actually hiding the drop - it is still plainly visible through and around the trees. With water falling, logs dropping, people screaming, and splashes splashing it will only be even more evident than it is now.
I think it's safe to expect that the railing and clearance issues that Splash had will have been resolved during this closure. Hopefully well resolved.
M I C - See you real soon
K E Y - Why, because we want your $$$ 
M O U S E
It looks like there are two lights attached that point up towards the drop. Perhaps on Splash it was just covered by the Briar Patch
Whether briars or foliage, it looks like that fence has always been there for lights to light up the drop at night.
Why does that read like the last sentence of a high school essay
