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

Gusey

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This is just as reductive and demonstrably untrue as saying that all Splash fans have come under attack. Many of the complaints have been carefully articulated and are far from petty or nonsensical.
I understand that most of the complaints have been carefully articulated and the ride is not perfect. I said some of the complaints are petty, and those are the ones that are contradictory. I just struggle to understand how an attraction can have no story, an oversimplified story and too much story exposition
 

SilentWindODoom

Well-Known Member
Well if they are anything along the lines of the quality of screens in Mission Breakout or such, Then they are low. Those things seem to lag all the time like an old quicktime video from 2002.

Those screens always have looked weird on video, like they are supposed to have a 3-D effect. Screens usually look much worse on video than in person. I've been surprised at how good the bayou screens look in the videos I've seen and haven't heard anyone who's seen them in person complain.

@SilentWindODoom asked about music notation on a box under the frog. Can anyone supply a clear shot of this?

The videos I've seen do not zoom in enough.

From the Tim Tracker video. I've seen it clearer in others, but the notes are more than clear enough to make out.

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rioriz

Well-Known Member
I understand that most of the complaints have been carefully articulated and the ride is not perfect. I said some of the complaints are petty, and those are the ones that are contradictory. I just struggle to understand how an attraction can have no story, an oversimplified story and too much story exposition

If i can help you out.

The ride has a story, that's clear.

However it does have the very thinnest of a very simple story.

And in the same that very thin story DOES have too much exposition in having to explain this very oversimplified story. The issue here is that the story is so very thin that its like a dog whistle. It needs all the signs and exposition to explain to the passenger that there is a story, just a very very, very thin on.

If i saw you blow a whistle and a gang of dogs started running our way, I'll deduce you just blew a dog whistle. No dialogue needed I experienced in vivo what was happening.

On Tiana's, it's like this" Hey Y'all I got this dog whistle in my hand. I wonder what'll happen if I blow it" to "Hey Y'all I just blew this here whistle, did y'all hear anything?" To "OMG y'all see those dogs in the distance, I wonder if it's because I blew this whistle? It's the bees knees" and so on....

Sorry for the long winded post but just like this ride, sometimes it takes tons exposition to explain what can be summed up in pure observation
 

zipadee999

Well-Known Member
Those screens always have looked weird on video, like they are supposed to have a 3-D effect. Screens usually look much worse on video than in person. I've been surprised at how good the bayou screens look in the videos I've seen and haven't heard anyone who's seen them in person complain.



From the Tim Tracker video. I've seen it clearer in others, but the notes are more than clear enough to make out.

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I’m no sheet music expert, but I think it may be Zip a Dee Doo Dah. I googled sheet music of that song, and while not perfect, most compositions look similar to what’s on the music box. Again, I’m not positive, but if true, that’s a very cool reference.
 

SilentWindODoom

Well-Known Member
I’m no sheet music expert, but I think it may be Zip a Dee Doo Dah. I googled sheet music of that song, and while not perfect, most compositions look similar to what’s on the music box. Again, I’m not positive, but if true, that’s a very cool reference.

I tried the opening line and it just didn't line up with the succession of same-length notes. Buuuut... I can see "My oh my what a wonderful day." fit those notations. Although I'm not sure on the notes themselves. I've just been judging based on length because I can't really read music.
 

rtmachine

Active Member
Has anyone seen any information on why it has been down so much ? Is it the ride system or the AA's and effects ? or both..
We were going on opening day so I'm guessing we won't be riding even if we get a VQ.
 

JenniferS

When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
If i can help you out.

The ride has a story, that's clear.

However it does have the very thinnest of a very simple story.

And in the same that very thin story DOES have too much exposition in having to explain this very oversimplified story. The issue here is that the story is so very thin that its like a dog whistle. It needs all the signs and exposition to explain to the passenger that there is a story, just a very very, very thin on.

If i saw you blow a whistle and a gang of dogs started running our way, I'll deduce you just blew a dog whistle. No dialogue needed I experienced in vivo what was happening.

On Tiana's, it's like this" Hey Y'all I got this dog whistle in my hand. I wonder what'll happen if I blow it" to "Hey Y'all I just blew this here whistle, did y'all hear anything?" To "OMG y'all see those dogs in the distance, I wonder if it's because I blew this whistle? It's the bees knees" and so on....

Sorry for the long winded post but just like this ride, sometimes it takes tons exposition to explain what can be summed up in pure observation
Nailed it.
 

Disstevefan1

Well-Known Member
If i can help you out.

The ride has a story, that's clear.

However it does have the very thinnest of a very simple story.

And in the same that very thin story DOES have too much exposition in having to explain this very oversimplified story. The issue here is that the story is so very thin that its like a dog whistle. It needs all the signs and exposition to explain to the passenger that there is a story, just a very very, very thin on.

If i saw you blow a whistle and a gang of dogs started running our way, I'll deduce you just blew a dog whistle. No dialogue needed I experienced in vivo what was happening.

On Tiana's, it's like this" Hey Y'all I got this dog whistle in my hand. I wonder what'll happen if I blow it" to "Hey Y'all I just blew this here whistle, did y'all hear anything?" To "OMG y'all see those dogs in the distance, I wonder if it's because I blew this whistle? It's the bees knees" and so on....

Sorry for the long winded post but just like this ride, sometimes it takes tons exposition to explain what can be summed up in pure observation
I agree it’s a simple story but why do folks get shrunk?
 

SilentWindODoom

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Apparently yesterday Louis was back on-line. Also, this log got both Mama Odie screens times perfectly. Hopefully that's a matter of them adjusting things and not just this log's luck. The second screen has been weird for a lot of logs from the beginning, but the first seemed good at first while more and more of late have been missing the effect of the magic spilling over completely.
 

BuzzedPotatoHead89

Well-Known Member
I agree it’s a simple story but why do folks get shrunk?
To be able to see/hear the smaller band members you are trying to gather up. The frogs and the fireflies.

Now this yields the point that if we’re the “special spice” (invited guest) to the party anyway for which we’re going to get big again what was the point? Surely we’re not going to be able to really hear these tiny musicians anyway. Are we? It seems by the first scene in the bayou Louis and Tiana already found a big enough critter band to play at the celebration, but I digress.

I think at some point the story might actually have been about searching for a real cooking spice in the bayou for which the shrinking would have made more sense.
 

rioriz

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"well we found some great musicians y'all, I'm gonna invite them all! But we need more so let's dig a little deeper!" Hence us getting small so we can now find insect and amphibious musicians......see you really shouldn't even need all that
 

solidyne

Well-Known Member
You wouldn't happen to be able to upload the sound or something, would you?
The picture is still quite blurry. However, assuming a treble clef (absent), assuming it's in F major (key signature absent), and assuming the durations in the first bar are four sixteenths, an eighth, and two sixteenths, it sounds like the attached.

[Welp, can't figure out how to attach sound file. If you know the major scale, just sing "la ti do do sol mi re do." It's not Zip.]

[ETA: Image was too blurry. Mistook noteheads for flags. Should be "la ti do do ti sol re do." Another poster identifies the song further below....]
 
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EagleScout610

This time of year I become rather Grinchy
Premium Member
It’s to find the last band and Mama Odie knows they’re down there so she shrinks us.
Except the dialouge tells us none of that. If the pre dip-drop Tiana and Louis had said something like:

[Tiana] I heard music somewhere, but we just can't seem to find the critters playin' it!
[Louis] Hey Tiana! I think they're in this log! But I can't see 'em!
[Tiana] Hmmm...maybe Mama Odie can help us!

Still extremely simple dialogue but it sets up why we're shrinking down. Unlike right now where they say:

[Tiana] I hope they all come to play at the party! But we still need to explore more!
[Louis] How's this?!
[Odie] Time to think big! Time to get tiny! Tiny! Tiny! Tiny!

[Tiana] They sure can play! But we've got to keep searching high and low!
[Louis] How low can I go?!
[Odie] Talent's everything, if ya dig down deep enough!
 

Homemade Imagineering

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TBA should’ve taken notes from Monster Mansion given the mandate that Facilier isn’t an option. Simply have the dip drop lead into a spookier section of the bayou with menacing/unfriendly critters, tons of gators, snakes, etc… & Mama Odie only appears at the very last minute to rescue you & send you down a shortcut. It’s as easy as that, & would’ve allowed them to include an ever greater variety of figures in the Laughin’ Place section
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SplashJacket

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TBA should’ve taken notes from Monster Mansion given the mandate that Facilier isn’t an option. Simply have the dip drop lead into a spookier section of the bayou with menacing/unfriendly critters, tons of gators, snakes, etc… & Mama Odie only appears at the very last minute to rescue you & send you down a shortcut. It’s as easy as that, & would’ve allowed them to include an ever greater variety of figures in the Laughin’ Place section
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Monster Mansion>>>>>>>>> literally anything
 

TheCoasterNerd

Well-Known Member
In the Parks
No
Those screens always have looked weird on video, like they are supposed to have a 3-D effect. Screens usually look much worse on video than in person. I've been surprised at how good the bayou screens look in the videos I've seen and haven't heard anyone who's seen them in person complain.



From the Tim Tracker video. I've seen it clearer in others, but the notes are more than clear enough to make out.

View attachment 790237
The picture is still quite blurry. However, assuming a treble clef (absent), assuming it's in F major (key signature absent), and assuming the durations in the first bar are four sixteenths, an eighth, and two sixteenths, it sounds like the attached.

[Welp, can't figure out how to attach sound file. If you know the major scale, just sing "la ti do do sol mi re do." It's not Zip.]
The text says "THE SWEETEST STORY EVER TOLD"
It's a Bing Crosby song

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(via AI enhancement)
Specifically, it's 2:50 into the song. "For that's the sweetest story ever told"
Interestingly, "the sweetest story ever told" is often used to describe Cinderella, but this specifically is sheet music for the Bing Crosby song, which was released in 1945.
 
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