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

Drew the Disney Dude

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Haven’t seen this mentioned, and I’ve looked. I’m probably blind because I would have expected some chatter. What are the clues in the license plate telling us?
A lot of people are thinking the "528" is May 28th but personally, I don't think this has anything to do with the opening date at all.

I'm still sticking with either June 28, June 30, or July 1 for the official opening day.

June 28 is the last Friday before the last day of Q3 which is June 30, and July 1 is the first day of Q4, so it would not shock me at all if they want the official opening based off the fiscal year.

Those CM blockout dates for the first half of June could be preview dates for CMs, and they're blocking those days off because they don't want double CM capacity between the normal visits and preview capacity.

I could be wrong on all of this but my mindset going into the announcement on Wednesday is the opening date will be one of those 3 dates with tons of previews beforehand, rather than the official opening date being earlier than expected.
 

larryz

I'm Just A Tourist!
Premium Member
A lot of people are thinking the "528" is May 28th but personally, I don't think this has anything to do with the opening date at all.

I'm still sticking with either June 28, June 30, or July 1 for the official opening day.

June 28 is the last Friday before the last day of Q3 which is June 30, and July 1 is the first day of Q4, so it would not shock me at all if they want the official opening based off the fiscal year.

Those CM blockout dates for the first half of June could be preview dates for CMs, and they're blocking those days off because they don't want double CM capacity between the normal visits and preview capacity.

I could be wrong on all of this but my mindset going into the announcement on Wednesday is the opening date will be one of those 3 dates with tons of previews beforehand, rather than the official opening date being earlier than expected.
5/28/72.

Sounds like someone's birthday. Is someone on the design team 52 this May?
 

Surferboy567

Well-Known Member
A lot of people are thinking the "528" is May 28th but personally, I don't think this has anything to do with the opening date at all.

I'm still sticking with either June 28, June 30, or July 1 for the official opening day.

June 28 is the last Friday before the last day of Q3 which is June 30, and July 1 is the first day of Q4, so it would not shock me at all if they want the official opening based off the fiscal year.

Those CM blockout dates for the first half of June could be preview dates for CMs, and they're blocking those days off because they don't want double CM capacity between the normal visits and preview capacity.

I could be wrong on all of this but my mindset going into the announcement on Wednesday is the opening date will be one of those 3 dates with tons of previews beforehand, rather than the official opening date being earlier than expected.
If that’s the case I’m going with June I think this is going to open a lot sooner than everyone thinks. Infact, wouldn’t shock me at all if this opened around Memorial Day. Perhaps to coincide with communicore hall I don’t think much is left.
 

Disgruntled Walt

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Apologies if this was posted while I was on my Lenten sabbatical from this site...hmmm
 

DCBaker

Premium Member
More critters have been revealed, along with an attraction poster for Tiana's Bayou Adventure.

Previously, you learned about the critters who play Zydeco music – and now, let’s get ready to march with Rara! Often found at festivals and street processions, Rara is a musical tradition from Haiti that’s part of the musical history and melting pot of New Orleans. The genre includes unique instruments with beautiful, distinctive sounds.

Here are the Rara musicians you’ll discover further down the bayou!

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Octavia the Bobcat – Octavia plays the vaksin, a single-note horn instrument popular in Rara music. She’s an adventurous bobcat kitten, and she loves climbing and hanging out in trees almost as much as she loves performing. This daredevil almost never gets scared.

Pawpaw the Bobcat – Not only is Pawpaw Octavia’s devoted grandfather, but he also taught her how to play the vaksin! Pawpaw lives to make Octavia smile and has the view that everything has a way of working itself out – he’s seen it all but isn’t jaded.

Claude the Louisiana Black Bear – Claude is a salt of the earth kind of bear (or, as they say in the bayou, “salt of the mound”) who plays his horn along with the other members of his family. He’s a tinkerer who loves to create with things found in the forest, and is frequently funny without intending to be, especially when it comes to his home-grown creations.

Bernadette the Louisiana Black Bear – Bernadette loves to enjoy life, from splashing in the waters of her bayou home with her cub, Sebastián, to playing the horn with her mate, Claude. She’s a clear thinker and is warm and supportive. Bernadette loves to sink into the bayou waters and munch on plants (so long as Sebastián is clearly within sight).

Sebastián the Louisiana Black Bear – Though he’s definitely a “mama’s cub,” Sebastián charted his own musical course as a drummer, despite his parents being devoted horn players. He’s happy to follow his friend Octavia’s adventurous lead as they explore and play, and is fascinated with the small details in the bayou, like the insects and mushrooms.

Phina the Gray Fox – Phina’s enthusiasm extends beyond her drumming, as she’s constantly thinking of new ideas with optimism and energy! This imaginative fox is continually starting new projects with excitement, and her friends accept and celebrate her unique thinking.

Here's the new attraction poster.

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Surferboy567

Well-Known Member
More critters have been revealed, along with an attraction poster for Tiana's Bayou Adventure.

Previously, you learned about the critters who play Zydeco music – and now, let’s get ready to march with Rara! Often found at festivals and street processions, Rara is a musical tradition from Haiti that’s part of the musical history and melting pot of New Orleans. The genre includes unique instruments with beautiful, distinctive sounds.

Here are the Rara musicians you’ll discover further down the bayou!

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Octavia the Bobcat – Octavia plays the vaksin, a single-note horn instrument popular in Rara music. She’s an adventurous bobcat kitten, and she loves climbing and hanging out in trees almost as much as she loves performing. This daredevil almost never gets scared.

Pawpaw the Bobcat – Not only is Pawpaw Octavia’s devoted grandfather, but he also taught her how to play the vaksin! Pawpaw lives to make Octavia smile and has the view that everything has a way of working itself out – he’s seen it all but isn’t jaded.

Claude the Louisiana Black Bear – Claude is a salt of the earth kind of bear (or, as they say in the bayou, “salt of the mound”) who plays his horn along with the other members of his family. He’s a tinkerer who loves to create with things found in the forest, and is frequently funny without intending to be, especially when it comes to his home-grown creations.

Bernadette the Louisiana Black Bear – Bernadette loves to enjoy life, from splashing in the waters of her bayou home with her cub, Sebastián, to playing the horn with her mate, Claude. She’s a clear thinker and is warm and supportive. Bernadette loves to sink into the bayou waters and munch on plants (so long as Sebastián is clearly within sight).

Sebastián the Louisiana Black Bear – Though he’s definitely a “mama’s cub,” Sebastián charted his own musical course as a drummer, despite his parents being devoted horn players. He’s happy to follow his friend Octavia’s adventurous lead as they explore and play, and is fascinated with the small details in the bayou, like the insects and mushrooms.

Phina the Gray Fox – Phina’s enthusiasm extends beyond her drumming, as she’s constantly thinking of new ideas with optimism and energy! This imaginative fox is continually starting new projects with excitement, and her friends accept and celebrate her unique thinking.

Here's the new attraction poster.

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Notice the two fireflies on the top of the poster.

As posters go, it’s fine. Little more generic than I pictured but that’s fine. It was going to be hard to top the iconic splash poster. What does everyone else think of the poster? Love that they continue to make individual attraction posters. I assume DL’s will be different because they specified that this is WDW’s.

Opening still expected to be announced tomorrow?
 

TheCoasterNerd

Well-Known Member
In the Parks
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More critters have been revealed, along with an attraction poster for Tiana's Bayou Adventure.

Previously, you learned about the critters who play Zydeco music – and now, let’s get ready to march with Rara! Often found at festivals and street processions, Rara is a musical tradition from Haiti that’s part of the musical history and melting pot of New Orleans. The genre includes unique instruments with beautiful, distinctive sounds.

Here are the Rara musicians you’ll discover further down the bayou!

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Octavia the Bobcat – Octavia plays the vaksin, a single-note horn instrument popular in Rara music. She’s an adventurous bobcat kitten, and she loves climbing and hanging out in trees almost as much as she loves performing. This daredevil almost never gets scared.

Pawpaw the Bobcat – Not only is Pawpaw Octavia’s devoted grandfather, but he also taught her how to play the vaksin! Pawpaw lives to make Octavia smile and has the view that everything has a way of working itself out – he’s seen it all but isn’t jaded.

Claude the Louisiana Black Bear – Claude is a salt of the earth kind of bear (or, as they say in the bayou, “salt of the mound”) who plays his horn along with the other members of his family. He’s a tinkerer who loves to create with things found in the forest, and is frequently funny without intending to be, especially when it comes to his home-grown creations.

Bernadette the Louisiana Black Bear – Bernadette loves to enjoy life, from splashing in the waters of her bayou home with her cub, Sebastián, to playing the horn with her mate, Claude. She’s a clear thinker and is warm and supportive. Bernadette loves to sink into the bayou waters and munch on plants (so long as Sebastián is clearly within sight).

Sebastián the Louisiana Black Bear – Though he’s definitely a “mama’s cub,” Sebastián charted his own musical course as a drummer, despite his parents being devoted horn players. He’s happy to follow his friend Octavia’s adventurous lead as they explore and play, and is fascinated with the small details in the bayou, like the insects and mushrooms.

Phina the Gray Fox – Phina’s enthusiasm extends beyond her drumming, as she’s constantly thinking of new ideas with optimism and energy! This imaginative fox is continually starting new projects with excitement, and her friends accept and celebrate her unique thinking.

Here's the new attraction poster.

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I find it interesting that Tiana's Palace is in the art... 👀
 

Tha Realest

Well-Known Member
A lot of people are thinking the "528" is May 28th but personally, I don't think this has anything to do with the opening date at all.

I'm still sticking with either June 28, June 30, or July 1 for the official opening day.

June 28 is the last Friday before the last day of Q3 which is June 30, and July 1 is the first day of Q4, so it would not shock me at all if they want the official opening based off the fiscal year.

Those CM blockout dates for the first half of June could be preview dates for CMs, and they're blocking those days off because they don't want double CM capacity between the normal visits and preview capacity.

I could be wrong on all of this but my mindset going into the announcement on Wednesday is the opening date will be one of those 3 dates with tons of previews beforehand, rather than the official opening date being earlier than expected.
May 28, 1936 is the date that Alan Turing submitted On Computable Numbers for publication, with a helpful assist by Tiana who was in a postdoctoral program at that point.
 

EagleScout610

These cats can PLAAAAAYYYYY
Premium Member
More critters have been revealed, along with an attraction poster for Tiana's Bayou Adventure.

Previously, you learned about the critters who play Zydeco music – and now, let’s get ready to march with Rara! Often found at festivals and street processions, Rara is a musical tradition from Haiti that’s part of the musical history and melting pot of New Orleans. The genre includes unique instruments with beautiful, distinctive sounds.

Here are the Rara musicians you’ll discover further down the bayou!

View attachment 776554

Octavia the Bobcat – Octavia plays the vaksin, a single-note horn instrument popular in Rara music. She’s an adventurous bobcat kitten, and she loves climbing and hanging out in trees almost as much as she loves performing. This daredevil almost never gets scared.

Pawpaw the Bobcat – Not only is Pawpaw Octavia’s devoted grandfather, but he also taught her how to play the vaksin! Pawpaw lives to make Octavia smile and has the view that everything has a way of working itself out – he’s seen it all but isn’t jaded.

Claude the Louisiana Black Bear – Claude is a salt of the earth kind of bear (or, as they say in the bayou, “salt of the mound”) who plays his horn along with the other members of his family. He’s a tinkerer who loves to create with things found in the forest, and is frequently funny without intending to be, especially when it comes to his home-grown creations.

Bernadette the Louisiana Black Bear – Bernadette loves to enjoy life, from splashing in the waters of her bayou home with her cub, Sebastián, to playing the horn with her mate, Claude. She’s a clear thinker and is warm and supportive. Bernadette loves to sink into the bayou waters and munch on plants (so long as Sebastián is clearly within sight).

Sebastián the Louisiana Black Bear – Though he’s definitely a “mama’s cub,” Sebastián charted his own musical course as a drummer, despite his parents being devoted horn players. He’s happy to follow his friend Octavia’s adventurous lead as they explore and play, and is fascinated with the small details in the bayou, like the insects and mushrooms.

Phina the Gray Fox – Phina’s enthusiasm extends beyond her drumming, as she’s constantly thinking of new ideas with optimism and energy! This imaginative fox is continually starting new projects with excitement, and her friends accept and celebrate her unique thinking.

Here's the new attraction poster.

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The phrase "Further down the bayou" makes me think these'll be the critters in the old Laughin Place.
 

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