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

Streetway

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TP darling, you should already know the answer.

It is because Disneyland is superior.

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I really donā€™t think DL is all that superior anymore. Sure their are things they do better than us, but I donā€™t think itā€™s that much of a giant leap anymore. I never liked that ā€œsuperiorityā€ mindset. Like itā€™s not as good at some things but itā€™s not like MK is a peice of junk
 

Figments Friend

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Truth be told though, he has a good question regarding the operating hours. That always confused me. Is it something to do with staffing?? Odd. If anyone knows, please chime in

Part of it has to do with the ā€˜Extra Magic Hoursā€™ offerings for Deluxe Resort Guests.
Also seasonal events such as the HallowParties and other ā€˜after hoursā€™ Events.

You also have to consider there is a lot of money being made by Disney once the Parks close , ironically, particularly with those staying On Propery.
Also closing ā€˜earlyā€™ drives sales at Disney Springs ā€¦.

All part of the master plan to squeeze as much cash out of you as possibleā€¦.?
A small part of it.

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TP2000

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Truth be told though, he has a good question regarding the operating hours. That always confused me. Is it something to do with staffing?? Odd. If anyone knows, please chime in

It's very odd, isn't it? Especially considering that Disneyland Park has more than double the parkwide ride capacity that Magic Kingdom Park does. Logic and basic math would dictate that would mean Disneyland Park could get away with being open fewer hours per day than Magic Kingdom, but it's the exact opposite. Especially with DCA having an additional 24 rides/shows only about 100 yards away from Disneyland's entrance.

And just for Tiana's Bayou Adventure alone, if it has to spend hours each day closed for technical problems, an additonal 3 or 4 hours of parkwide operation per day would not only give it more hours to operation successfully, but would allow that specific park to have higher customer ratings overall on days that TBA was closed 10+ hours.

A very odd situation the brain trust in TDO has spreadsheeted themselves into at WDW's thinly developed parks. šŸ¤”
 

Inspired Figment

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It's very odd, isn't it? Especially considering that Disneyland Park has more than double the parkwide ride capacity that Magic Kingdom Park does. Logic and basic math would dictate that would mean Disneyland Park could get away with being open fewer hours per day than Magic Kingdom, but it's the exact opposite. Especially with DCA having an additional 24 rides/shows only about 100 yards away from Disneyland's entrance.

And just for Tiana's Bayou Adventure alone, if it has to spend hours each day closed for technical problems, an additonal 3 or 4 hours of parkwide operation per day would not only give it more hours to operation successfully, but would allow that specific park to have higher customer ratings overall on days that TBA was closed 10+ hours.

A very odd situation the brain trust in TDO has spreadsheeted themselves into at WDW's thinly developed parks. šŸ¤”
@lentesta If you guys havenā€™t already. This would be a great topic for you and Jim to discuss on a future DisneyDish ^ Why WDWā€™s operating hours are less than DLā€™s. Or when exactly this went into effect if in the past it was different/was the same.
 

Ice Gator

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That's Lari! An important part of the attraction, this armadillo necessitated his very own blog post!



My goodness WDI is lost.
I love how they have to explain the significance of a plastic figure ā€œsight gagā€ (barely) and donā€™t tell us anything concrete about the character other than
A) He is an armadillo.
B) He is a jack of all trades. Watch out for Lari!
 

Epcot81Fan

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I love how they have to explain the significance of a plastic figure ā€œsight gagā€ (barely) and donā€™t tell us anything concrete about the character other than
A) He is an armadillo.
B) He is a jack of all trades. Watch out for Lari!
The entire experience including, but not limited to, the pre-school "story", the incredibly lame "dialogue", the low-rent "musicians" just rocking back and forth, the nonsensical "shrinking and growing" concept, the bizarrely middle-aged Tiana, and the needless queue details/backstory are all a perfect monument to what WDI has become today.

One will only need to ride this embarrassing mess and then Tokyo's Splash to see a perfect illustration of how far WDI has fallen.
 

Andrew C

You know what's funny?
Maybe one of the big announcements at D23 this weekend will be the attempt to fix this attraction
Nah...an encanto spinner behind Tiana and Big Thunder to counter Epic Universe.

Geez, this last year or so has really ruined me when it comes to WDW. I think millions of dollars spent to update some bushes and trees at Epcot is turning out to be the final straw for me. They have no balls, no guts.
 

Tha Realest

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The entire experience including, but not limited to, the pre-school "story", the incredibly lame "dialogue", the low-rent "musicians" just rocking back and forth, the nonsensical "shrinking and growing" concept, the bizarrely middle-aged Tiana, and the needless queue details/backstory are all a perfect monument to what WDI has become today.

One will only need to ride this embarrassing mess and then Tokyo's Splash to see a perfect illustration of how far WDI has fallen.
Hereā€™s the problem, which you hint at: even fully operational, the attraction is maybe a B-

The problem is that the experience is greatly reduced when individual AAs and show scenes arenā€™t operating properly, and the ride itself seems generally inaccessible to the public for about 20%-30% of a dayā€™s operating hours.
 
Today while I was in line, one of the glass lighting fixtures at the front fell. The attraction was shut down and when we came back all the glass light things had been removed.
#Cursed. This is getting serious! You'd think a co-op built on a defunct salt mine would have ward off any evil spirits but it seems Facilier's friends on the other side are having quite the adventure. (hope no one was injured)

Disney, fix your crap!
 
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KingMickey13

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Sounds like great planning and construction. šŸ¤¦šŸ¼ā€ā™‚ļø
#Cursed. This is getting serious! You'd think a co-op built on a defunct salt mine would have ward off any evil spirits but it seems Facilier's friends on the other side are having quite the adventure. (hope no one was injured)

Disney, fix yoursh it!
No one was injured. The funny thing was that nothing caused it, the glass just fell. It almost hit one young lady but it missed. They cleaned it up but there were still some little bits of glass when I went about an hour ago.
 

KingMickey13

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Odd, usually Disney threads a steel wire down do any hanging item. The steel wire is the fallback. In case the primary hanging material, let's go.
Yeah, it was odd. There were light bulbs under the glass fixture. This is how things look now:
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