Disney Unveils New Webpage for Tiana's Bayou Adventure

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New Tiana's Bayou Adventure official webpage

Posted: Friday June 7, 2024 12:30pm ET by WDWMAGIC Staff

Disney has today updated the webpage for the upcoming attraction, Tiana's Bayou Adventure, set to open in Magic Kingdom's Frontierland on June 28, 2024.

New Tiana's Bayou Adventure official webpage

The updated webpage introduces Tiana's Bayou Adventure as an exhilarating musical journey featuring Princess Tiana and the jazz-loving alligator Louis.

"Bayou Thrills Meet Disney Magic
Embark on a thrilling journey with Tiana and jazz-loving alligator Louis as they traverse winding waterways to find critter musicians who can jam out and entertain at Tiana's southern soiree.
This musical adventure crescendos with a 50-foot drop that leads you to the grandest celebration this side of the Mississippi during Mardi Gras season! "

The webpage emphasizes the presence of movie characters from "The Princess and the Frog," including Princess Tiana, Louis the Alligator, Mama Odie, and Prince Naveen.

The updated page also introduces new friends, including a variety of musical critters like a Zydeco band, a Rara band, and an Afro-Cuban jazz band, each adding their unique sound to the bayou festivities.

New Tiana's Bayou Adventure official webpage

Along with detailing the minimum rider height (40 inches), Disney also outlines the queue process.

"A virtual queue will be in place when Tiana's Bayou Adventure opens on June 28, 2024. Guests will need to use the My Disney Experience app to enter this attraction. A standby queue will not be available during the attraction's initial opening days. Each Guest can request to enter this virtual queue no more than once per day during regular park hours. Learn more about the virtual queue for this attraction.
Tiana's Bayou Adventure also features a Lightning Lane entrance that's offered through Disney Genie+ service (subject to availability)."

Tiana's Bayou Adventure walls removed - May 30 2024

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EagleScout6102 hours ago

^This^ You can freeze the animatronics and turn off the dialouge in this moment and you'd still know that Br'er Fox was about clobber Br'er Rabbit while he's distracted laughing at Br'er Bear The same can't be said for Bayou where the scenes turn into "Tiana and Louis stand behind a bunch of animals" when you turn off the music and freeze everything.

Incomudro4 hours ago

Tiana's needs its AA's to function properly more than Splash did. The scenes in Splash worked even when static.

SplashJacket1 day ago

Well… rode it today, mostly clean sheet. Definitely a downgrade. Queue is an upgrade. Feels like it got 80% the way there and just faltered. Lots of noticeably broken effects despite never having ridden it. Flickering big Tiana screen, b-mode Tiana, broken lift screen.

Epcot82Guy5 days ago

They even took Splash out of the name. Wouldn't that fix it?? I mean, the bayous of Texas and Louisiana are known for their dry, non-humid climates.

JoeCamel5 days ago

Who could have foreseen there would be water in this environment?

splah5 days ago

do we know the most common cause for a particular function not working properly on these animatronic? I remember reading earlier that it's the moisture in the air that isn't playing nice with the all electronic AAs. What is the fix overnight to repair it if the malfunctions are limited to a couple functions and not the entire AA?

Disgruntled Walt5 days ago

No. No. Nooooooo.

mickEblu5 days ago

This is crazy talk.

RSoxNo15 days ago

The ride is good and there are parts that are certainly improvements over Splash. Having said that, the Animatronics weren't working particularly well on the two rides I've had thus far. I'm 1 for 4 in working Mama Odie animatronics. I haven't seen Juju, and the indoor Tiana's and Louis's have been hit or miss. I think it's perfectly reasonable to say that the second half of the attraction (the double drop and beyond) is better than Splash Mountain. I certainly can't say that they cheaped out on this. Aesthetically, the exterior of the attraction looks much better than Splash every did.