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

TheCoasterNerd

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No
This just jumped into my head but is Living with the Land now the best water ride at WDW?
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Incomudro

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I think it will fall from a must do ride to the thing you do if your waiting for your next return time, and donā€™t have to walk far.
I can't agree with you there.
It's still one of the biggest - quite literally rides in the park.
It's shiny and new, features new tech and songs, plus it's a water ride in a hot environment.
All my criticisms aside, I don't think there will be a dent in its popularity when the dust settles.
Not in terms of ridership.
Now, in terms of critical, analytical, and its place in the discussion of classic attractions... Well, that's a different story.
 

Incomudro

Well-Known Member
I like Princess and the Frog movie and very much like its music.
This story on the ride was HORRIBLE. Looking for animal musiciansā€¦really??

Whereā€™s the antagonist, the thrill, the excitement for the drop??! This has a 50ft drop and there was no suspense for it.

What a let down. And the dialogue by Tiana was so basic. Yikes.
"They can play!"
 

Jedi14

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After watching more POVs I think the ride is good, but could use some minor improvements like some dialogue changes. Thereā€™s really one area of ā€œdead spaceā€ and it could be fixed with some static figures of other critters. I do think Blue Skies and Sunshine should always play when you make it to the top of the drop. I personally like it a little more than Splash, but may be because I had no strong connection to Splash Mountain.
 

coachb

Active Member
This is what happens when you canā€™t laugh at your self and create funny moments because you started the creative process out with moral you want to sell instead of a story you want to tell.

Thatā€™s why itā€™s devoid of charm and warmth.

That plusā€¦ making voodoo guy a scary and compelling part of the ride is too offensive.
 

duncedoof

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While I agree the ride is bad, people in this thread are rushing to the conclusion that this is a catastrophic failure for Disney that they will have no choice but to address.

The ride isnā€™t even officially open yet. Thereā€™s no real reason to think that this ride will not be popular with the general public.

Disney park fans online are a fringe minority.
There will be massive crowds for a few years, and then we enter the long term.
 

AdventureHasAName

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it really amazes me how this team of WDI did not keep most of those critters from Splash. All they had to do was redress a few of them and have kept the inside much more lively. Instead the lump expensive AA's in certain areas where the logs pass by quickly and do not get to even enjoy them. That whole area with no was and just a walled screen is just a bad choice
It was a deliberate choice.
 

AdventureHasAName

Well-Known Member
While I agree the ride is bad, people in this thread are rushing to the conclusion that this is a catastrophic failure for Disney that they will have no choice but to address.
Disney has had plenty of catastrophic failures that have been left unaddressed for years (*cough* Imagination Pavilion *cough*). Nobody looks the other way and says, "It's good enough," like Disney managment post-Frank Wells.
 

seabreezept813

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I said this once a while back: I imagine that a good portion of the fans (young and old) of Tiana and PatF are going to be puzzled by this ride.
Imagine say a little girl who wants to go on "The Tiana ride?"
Imagine what she expects, because she knows and loves the movie?
Now look at her ride experience: Tiana in a safari get up, no Dr. Facilier, Naveen at the very end.
Essentially none of the beats that she knows from the film are hit.
I havenā€™t watched the POV because I wanted a surprise, I might give in by the end of the day. But I gave it to my 6 year old to watch to tell me if she wants to ride it. She squealed ā€œTianaā€ multiple times and declared she wants to go on it because Mama Odie does rainbow magic. So anecdotally itā€™s passing the little girl test in my house. Based on what Iā€™m reading here it doesnā€™t pass the adult test
 

BrerFoxesBayouAdventure

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This isnā€™t my ā€œbright idea for a fixā€ by any means. Iā€™m simply joking at the type of ā€œfixā€. Took no effort on my part, just took the Journey Into Your Imagination to Journey Into Imagination With Figment playbook, scene by scene, Iā€™d imagine WDI to try to pull off judging off past, similar poorly executed ride redos of the past.

In truth, if I had any say. Iā€™d say do a new Brā€™er Rabbit traditionally animated series that leans more into Splash Mountain than anything from Song of the South, including brand new storylines that feature his escapades with Brā€™er Fox & Brā€™er Bear.. but maybe go further into featuring the other animals seen in the ride too or getting into their unique stories. Series could be called something like ā€œCritter Countryā€ or something like thatā€¦then bring back the original ride with enhancements and new spfx & tech to improve the show scenes, but yeah, just a pipe dream that sadly under current management hasnā€™t got a chance. lol
There actually were plans for something like this back in the early aughts called Splash Mountain Boys that explained the whole backstory behind Splash Mountain and why Chick-A-Pin Hill got flooded.

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