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

GrumpyFan

GrumpyFan

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FettFan said:
tell me you don’t know any actual Cajuns without telling me you don’t know any actual Cajuns.

Hint: they’re not in New Orleans.
Specifically because when the Cajuns migrated to Louisiana from Canada (modern Nova Scotia), New Orleans was Spanish territory.

The Cajuns settled far west of the Mississippi in the Bayou Teche and Atchafalaya, by Morgan City and Lafayette.
That’s the hearth of Cajun culture, predominantly French but also blended with Native American.

New Orleans is *Creole* culture…blending French, Spanish, Native American and Afro-Caribbean.
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Sooo, The Creole Bear Jamboree?
Or, Louis's Festival of Music ?
 
FettFan

FettFan

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LittleBuford said:
While I'm bracing myself for it, any changes to the Country Bear Jamboree will leave me personally devastated.
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Do red by make sense to me though…CBJ was PACKED when I was there in February. (Went twice…Presidents Day Monday and that Friday)

Now if the theater only was at half capacity at least one of those days, I could understand a change.
 
LittleBuford

LittleBuford

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FettFan said:
Do red by make sense to me though…CBJ was PACKED when I was there in February. (Went twice…Presidents Day Monday and that Friday)

Now if the theater only was at half capacity at least one of those days, I could understand a change.
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I've sat through the show many times, and the theatre has usually been close to empty. I don't doubt it fills up on really busy days, but that's true of most attractions.
 
Brer Panther

Brer Panther

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Am I the only one who finds it amusing that the character they're hyping up being in the attraction is one of the film's two most problematic and stereotypical characters (the other being Dr. Facilier)?
cupofchai said:
I don't think the sense of dread will be completely missed. Anticipate the laughing place to deliver on that with cool projected fog and light effects, setting the mood for a dark and spooky section before encountering Mama Odie.
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I sincerely doubt it. What could they even do for a conflict if they don't have the voodoo spirits show up? All I can think of is that those gators Tiana and Naveen encountered the night before they met Louis could pop up for one scene, but I doubt they'll go that route.
MerlinTheGoat said:
They are using bears in the ride too. Two pieces of art (one from Disney and another by a partner artist) have had a bear character visible. Brown too, not black.
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Black bears can be brown, though, can't they?
 
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GimpYancIent

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Brer Panther said:
Am I the only one who finds it amusing that the character they're hyping up being in the attraction is one of the film's two most problematic and stereotypical characters (the other being Dr. Facilier)?

I sincerely doubt it. What could they even do for a conflict if they don't have the voodoo spirits show up? All I can think of is that those gators Tiana and Naveen encountered the night before they met Louis could pop up for one scene, but I doubt they'll go that route.

Black bears can be brown, though, can't they?
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Yes, the Black Bear can actually come in various shades of brown. In the case of Disney, it can be any of an assortment of Bear species. I want to see if a wildlife surprise is thrown in as background, such as an albino alligator. Yes, they are real and on display in New Orleans Audubon Park. As for Dr. Facilier at minimum he needs to make an appearance during Halloween.
 

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