@@SlushysSecret Lol Disney announced it 4 years ago, and then started building it in 1 year. So 4 years of wasting time and one year of making a animatronic museum. So 5 years total. Stop defending a company who doesn’t know how to do anything right anymore
@@BarçaBoy8 Those 4 years include the one year of making an animatronic museum lol, if you weren’t so focused on typing fast without even thinking about the correction you would’ve realized I wasn’t praising this company or the ride at all 😂
It makes sense when you realize there is a revolving door between Walt Disney Imagineering and the architecture and design firm Gensler. Which is noted for all these modern empty “liminal space” abominations. Just looking at nuEpcot you can see it comes from Gensler people. Famous for making everything look like an empty cafeteria. Without the charm, function, or food.
Disney needs to actually talk and listen to guests more to know what they actually want and need. That’s one thing universal has been doing so well with their surveys and social media
If Disney is still getting crowded day after day then I think Disney’s happy. Who gives a sh!t what a couple of people who live in there parents basement says.
My mom jokes that the “ghosts of the briar patch” are haunting the ride. 😂😂 It’s sad that Disney spent so much time on this and it’s having such a rough start…. And I still think Tiana deserved her own new ride- not an overlay on an old one.
The reason why it’s closing so much right now is because even though there previews. It’s still in testing hopefully Disney will iron these malfunctions out. 🤞
@@Tommydague543they need to add wayyyyyy more animatronics to get back up to par with splash. There's better more advanced animatronics sure but they pale to the variation and lively atmosphere that the original had.
Despite what Disney tries to brainwash people into believing (and, sadly, has done so successfully to far too many people), they do not care about minorities. Why do you think they'd rather race swap (which is insulting to both parties, as it's not just saying the character wasn't good enough as they originally were and those of us who saw ourselves in the original iteration don't deserve to keep that character, but also the minority they get turned into doesn't deserve original characters/stories or adaptations of their preexisting stories) than create original characters? They care about saving/making as much money as possible, not about the people they pretend to care about.
IKR? That sounds like a 6.5/10 tops if you want to be really charitable and give them the benefit of the doubt, but probably more like 5/10 in its current state.
ive heard that while the story doesnt make sense, and some animatronics like to break the scene around the area is a lot better, while there is a lack of sheer animatronics the scenery is much better. Thats why a lot of people are rating this decently high despite its downfalls. (also splashs story wasnt really known till the controversy started so its not a huge point of contention)
"we built this whole area to watch the show, but you cant actually stand there to watch, also there is absolutely no shade" do these people actually go outside ever?
*Five Nights At Tiana's* On the first night, nothing happens. You quit the next day. With that, you have successfully 100% completed Tiana's Bayou Adventure.
the sad thing is you know that providing more shade in Epcot was discussed at one point and someone said..NO! Who is going to stand out there and bake except the vloggers
I can't believe how much they budget cut Communicore Hall. Instead of having exhibits and artwork, you know - things that you want to explore and interact with, like the old Communicore, it looks like a hotel lobby
Pretty soon, all the animatronics will freeze and Disney will have to flood the ride with flashing lights to create the illusion of movement as they did with the Matterhorn and rename it “Tianna’s Disco Adventure”.
Or the Everest ride in Walt Disney World in Animal Kingdom when it was in A “mode” then they had to switch to “B mode” because it wasn’t structured to the foundation and the base of the ride and it was about to destroy itself
I don't remember them running logs so close together when it was Splash Mountain. At most you might see one log ahead, of you, never three in a block zone. I bet this is an attempt to increase capacity and it's not working well.
I think people are just blinded by their love for Disney and are to forgiving this ride is not a 8 out of 10, people complain about so much and to not lose their privilege they go and say its wonderful, thats why i don't trust most access Media.
The center of Epcot looks ABSOLUTELY TERRIBLE!!!!!!!!! I was there a couple weeks ago and was wondering why this thing exists. It was SO BAD that I honestly stopped caring about the park
As a former performer and entertainment director for Six Flags, you're spot on. We were given almost no budget for our shows and this looks about the level we were able to achieve.
it's very disappointing to see a company with so much money do so little for their fans/customers. everything there looks cheap and overpriced. but hey, at least they have physical maps (even if the aren't fully updated lol).
What a waste of money. Wow, the whole area to me is pure disappointment. They should have left it as is because its a pure waste. Very disappointment to disney
20:04 - you’re actually wrong and it’s shown on the blueprints for splash. For example the trap scene and the million dollar bunny both had sensors, heck even the “briar patch?” At the top of the lift hill was on a sensor. In most cases these effects on tianas have been suffering problems with the movement itself and I think it’s something to do with this new motor tech being slapped in figures without the due time taken to ensure they’re ready to perform
I’ve gotten to ride Tiana’s Bayou Adventure twice. I rode a few minutes before Drew the Theme Park Dude and I had similar malfunctions as the ones he had that were shown in this video. Louis was working on my ride through but every frog animatronic in the former Laughing Place was frozen. I rode again on Sunday because I wanted to get the full experience and not have a bunch of figures down. Right before my group got called it went down for 2 hours. When it came back up the line was crazy but it only took me like 15 minutes to get on the ride. I had a perfect ride through that time. I guess the best time to ride is right after it reopens after a breakdown because nothing has gotten the chance to break yet.
THIS is exactly why I keep on saying that the other vloggers demanding an opening date for the Disneyland version to cool it down a bit. I say, let them take their time.
I rode on the 14th; Waited 20 minutes with no issues. They still have 10 days until official opening, so hopefully they can figure out any outstanding issues. I would also suspect part of a soft opening would be testing evacuations, and what not, though there are clearly issues with the ride currently.
When we went for Tiana’s pass holder preview on 6/14, it was a quick walk on and the ride was smooth and fun. All the animatronics were working great and we thoroughly enjoyed it. I will say that we got lucky though. As soon as our log came back to the loading area, the ride broke down. We went for the 1 pm virtual queue as we couldn’t get a magic kingdom park reservation for that day, but I guess that was for the better. Booked Epcot instead and got to ride cosmic rewind in the morning and took the monorail to magic kingdom for tiana’s in the afternoon. Awesome day!
“I understand why they got rid of it” I do as well but it’s all BS and never should’ve been changed. Want to give Tiana her own ride? Fine, don’t replace a ride that was immensely popular to do it….
Another theme park youtuber ride the front tow of the log on Tianas bayou. As they were going up the lift to the big drop the people in the log in front of them was singing "are you ready!" Disney failed and they know it
Thank you for bringing up the DAS issues. I dread my phone call coming up soon for my upcoming trip. Anxiety and stress make my issues worse! I always enjoy your videos and generally agree with your thoughts and opinions
man imagine waiting hours in the burning Florida sun and then the ride gets shut down and you get evacuated :o but ofc do not take it out on the cast, but this ride doesn't look finished in those videos xp
Thank you for always keeping it real!!! I love your channel because you tell it like it is and hopefully someone (From DISNEY) will listen!!! I doubt it but a girl can dream….
I would be interested in a video about your recent experience with Crohn’s, how you’ve been doing, medications, managing it in the parks, etc. I originally found your channel from your Crohn’s video. I have Crohn’s too and also did the DCP 😊
tiana hack? bring an umbrella for your hours standing in line in the hot sun. You'll be surprised at how much an umbrella can help if you're out in the sun.
My guess is the new electronics are more fine tuned and sensitive to power fluctuations. Maybe they didn’t want to upgrade the breaker panels/ banks / filters to smooth out the 3 phase and provide overall cleaner power to many moving parts of this ride.
I don't think Universal is doing as well as you believe, they are also laying off a large amount of staff but no one says anything because they aren't Disney.
The lift to the drop being boring is such a failure of the ride i think, that and the fact every bit of dialogue is "they can play" makes the entire retheming boring as hell... but of course its still splash mountain so the actual log flume part will never be bad
I also noticed in this video that in the final scene with Tiana singing, her mouth looks very strange. Like the animatronic is moving fine and her mouth is moving but isn't smiling
Was able to get on Tiana’s Bayou, but the queue for guests with disabilities is TERRIBLE! You literally feel like they’ve forgotten about you. Hoards of people passed by in the foot line and we sat outside for what seemed like forever. One concerned cast member took it upon himself to alert the ride attendants, and he personally set out make sure that we all FINALLY made it to the ride. We also were a bit disappointed in the sensor system, and the backstory was weak at best. Wish it followed the movie more. The colors were beautiful, and the added slide was fun. Don’t think I’ll wait that long again. I’m ok with a one and done on this one.
I did the CM preview. We waited 4 hours after our timeslot passed because the ride wasn't working. When the ride finally started working again, they announced that everyone with 11am-12pm slots would have to come back another day. The ride was working just fine too at that point
@@shine311 that's unfortunate. For my day, we were the only group kicked out. Everyone else there got to ride. It was a pretty awful decision. I'm not a CM, but I'm happy that I was invited out for it. Did you get to ride yet? I was going to go today, but I couldn't get into the VQ
I was able to ride it and it was working well, but that was after the ride had paused boarding for more than half the day. I was boarding group 49 and didn’t get called until around 3:30 in the afternoon. No wait once my number was called. Like, I never stopped walking in the queue. I enjoyed the ride. I like it. I liked splash mountain. Splash’s story needed to go. I don’t love this ride’s story. I wish it was just a dark ride of the original movie. I would’ve loved to see Dr. Facilier and hear his vamping music. But I do think people will enjoy this.
What the heck is Disney doing? This is more reminiscent of a Six Flags. We need Oriental Land Company (owners of Tokyo Disney) to buy WDW. Tokyo rocks because the owners are willing to spend to get quality. Disney should be ashamed that a privately owned park constantly outshines their 100% corporate owned one.
Older animatronics used basic mechanics and hydraulics. Modern ones are beautiful, but they are full of high precision electronics, and I don't think they will survive for very long in such humid place with lots of splashing water
It honestly doesn't surprise me. They changed production staff during the construction. They rushed it out without a solid plan or story line. Disney is loosing money and this is just one example. This and so many others. What they thought was a positive change for their "inclusion' while single handedly ruining themselves. There's a reason so many people hate Disney now.
When we rode it in the afternoon on Father’s Day, we managed to get through the whole ride without anything noticeable going wrong. Today (6/20) we tried again, and the ride got shut down while we were in the line after our group was called. We have a pass to come back later today if we want assuming they are able to open up again.
Between your visit to Epcot and watching Poseidon Entertainment rip the 'Expansion' to shreds over on their channel, makes me glad I haven't tried to do another Disney trip since 2011. Seems like we got the best deal for our dollar back then and going back would tarnish the memories.
Idk why people keep talking about it breaking down like it's some monumental thing. I remember how often Galaxy's Edge broke down several times on its debut iirc. Half the rides at Disneyland broke down on opening day. This isn't very surprising. I guess it's just been getting more and more common as they try and make more rides, or something.
So they made an outdoor stage in Florida put up poles which look like would be supports for shade because it's you know an outdoor stage in Florida and then didn't shade it?
I give it a 5 out of 10. The animatronics of Tiana and the fat crocodile are really impressive, they move so lifelike (okay, you can see the robot underneath but that's a matter of making the sleeve a bit longer, and they shouldn't malfunction of course, but these are glitches that should be easily fixable) but then the animal band is made up of very simplistic animatronics that just wiggle back and forth, that's a big contrast. The biggest issue I have is the tv-screens: that is not how characters in a darkride should be presented: background maybe, but not foreground characters, that is so lazy. In a darkride you should be seeing animatronics, something that really exists.
Each new Disney video is a great ad for Universal, particularly if you have kiddos where the DAS Pass makes the difference between a magical day and a pending disaster. Iger Disney's ability to disappoint is borderline impressive.
Today's Disney Co reflects the nature of its CEO: A greedy, dishonest, unscrupulous, politicized guy. It's not just one thing (Tiana or otherwise) that reflects that, it's almost everything.
I think the problem with Tiana’s bayou adventure is Disney was so ambitious with this project to the point where they did not comprehend that hey maybe these animatronics are a little too advanced and they’re gonna break down a shit ton and plus that it’s a water ride and their screens everywhere and that ride doesn’t match up with what’s happening with the animatronics and the screens I think this project was just so rushed and so underdeveloped to the point where it’s like OK I understand why people are mad. That’s splash mountains gone because we shouldn’t be waiting 3+ hours for a ride that’s just gonna break down and we’re gonna get evacuated it’s not worth the time but I think it’s still looks great. It’s a great idea. I love the addition of Tiana, but there’s so many cons not a lot of pros
I can’t help but actually know that Disney is starting to cut corners. Plus, they’ve just made Disney way more stressful than it was before, Universal Studios is somehow topping Disney everyday😂
I was just at Disney and the Taina ride was down for a while. I was also disappointed that the floor lights in Epcot where not working. But the Guardians ride is the best ride I have ever been on. Even better than rise and I'm a Star Wars fan.
New viewer. Can you go more into how the lack of accessibility of the DAS system impacts you. I use/d the DAS system and it made going through the parks a lot less stressful for not only me but my family also because they weren't as worried about my ailments in the park. But now we pushed our Disney trip because of this change. Would love your insight as some who uses or has used this system.
It took 5 years to build the world's largest liminal space
Technically 1 year because it was announced 4 years ago but only started destruction last year
@@SlushysSecret
Lol Disney announced it 4 years ago, and then started building it in 1 year. So 4 years of wasting time and one year of making a animatronic museum. So 5 years total. Stop defending a company who doesn’t know how to do anything right anymore
@@BarçaBoy8They aren’t defending anything just correcting the information. 😂
@@BarçaBoy8 Those 4 years include the one year of making an animatronic museum lol, if you weren’t so focused on typing fast without even thinking about the correction you would’ve realized I wasn’t praising this company or the ride at all 😂
It makes sense when you realize there is a revolving door between Walt Disney Imagineering and the architecture and design firm Gensler. Which is noted for all these modern empty “liminal space” abominations. Just looking at nuEpcot you can see it comes from Gensler people. Famous for making everything look like an empty cafeteria. Without the charm, function, or food.
Someone said this ride needs a villain, but it already has the most evil villain of all. Mr. Budget Cut!
But only that the lead creative left mid way due to bs.
Disney has become a F*CKING joke. Ten years ago, I never thought I would ever say that.
They pushed out all the Imagineers who were supposed to be mentors to the younger generations. They're reaping what they sowed.
Disney needs to actually talk and listen to guests more to know what they actually want and need. That’s one thing universal has been doing so well with their surveys and social media
*Listen to their actual paying guests and not social media police 🙄
Bob Iger says “the only thing that I offer paying customers is ‘fuck you’ and you’ll like it”
If Disney is still getting crowded day after day then I think Disney’s happy. Who gives a sh!t what a couple of people who live in there parents basement says.
@@Tommydague543 uh okay?
Carowinds is a local small park near us and they are fantastic.
My mom jokes that the “ghosts of the briar patch” are haunting the ride. 😂😂
It’s sad that Disney spent so much time on this and it’s having such a rough start…. And I still think Tiana deserved her own new ride- not an overlay on an old one.
I love that. From now on my canon will be the ghosts of the briar patch are haunting Tiana's ride.
The reason why it’s closing so much right now is because even though there previews. It’s still in testing hopefully Disney will iron these malfunctions out. 🤞
@@Tommydague543they need to add wayyyyyy more animatronics to get back up to par with splash. There's better more advanced animatronics sure but they pale to the variation and lively atmosphere that the original had.
Despite what Disney tries to brainwash people into believing (and, sadly, has done so successfully to far too many people), they do not care about minorities. Why do you think they'd rather race swap (which is insulting to both parties, as it's not just saying the character wasn't good enough as they originally were and those of us who saw ourselves in the original iteration don't deserve to keep that character, but also the minority they get turned into doesn't deserve original characters/stories or adaptations of their preexisting stories) than create original characters? They care about saving/making as much money as possible, not about the people they pretend to care about.
lol. “The story doesn’t make any sense, the animatronics are broken.”
8.5/10??? HOW?
IKR? That sounds like a 6.5/10 tops if you want to be really charitable and give them the benefit of the doubt, but probably more like 5/10 in its current state.
Anything's possible when you sellout to the Mouse.
He's a die hard liberal who can't give a negative rating to anything considered woke.
Pixie Duster influencers need to keep their access.
ive heard that while the story doesnt make sense, and some animatronics like to break the scene around the area is a lot better, while there is a lack of sheer animatronics the scenery is much better. Thats why a lot of people are rating this decently high despite its downfalls. (also splashs story wasnt really known till the controversy started so its not a huge point of contention)
Disney upped their prices and dropped their quality? I'm shocked.
And hired worse people
Yet still they sell out park tickets every day
That’s why universal>disney.
I just started a war
"we built this whole area to watch the show, but you cant actually stand there to watch, also there is absolutely no shade"
do these people actually go outside ever?
Noooo LOL
I was sick at Hollywood studios three years ago while waiting for slinky dog. Didn’t realize there was no shade. How they haven’t learned idk
*Five Nights At Tiana's*
On the first night, nothing happens. You quit the next day. With that, you have successfully 100% completed Tiana's Bayou Adventure.
the sad thing is you know that providing more shade in Epcot was discussed at one point and someone said..NO! Who is going to stand out there and bake except the vloggers
I reccomend going during winter. i went during decemeber and it was only super cold during after hours.
I am not rushing to WDW to see this failure. Disney does not deserve my money right now. Universal all the way!
Buh bye!
I can't believe how much they budget cut Communicore Hall. Instead of having exhibits and artwork, you know - things that you want to explore and interact with, like the old Communicore, it looks like a hotel lobby
Even that's too generous. It looks like the snack area at a convention center home show. Apparently the food is equivalent too...
Looks like an airport to me
NEW NAME: "Tiana's Busted Bayou"
Pretty soon, all the animatronics will freeze and Disney will have to flood the ride with flashing lights to create the illusion of movement as they did with the Matterhorn and rename it “Tianna’s Disco Adventure”.
At least expidition Everest at animal kingdom is still fun, and enjoyable unlike TBA.
Or the Everest ride in Walt Disney World in Animal Kingdom when it was in A “mode” then they had to switch to “B mode” because it wasn’t structured to the foundation and the base of the ride and it was about to destroy itself
I don't remember them running logs so close together when it was Splash Mountain. At most you might see one log ahead, of you, never three in a block zone. I bet this is an attempt to increase capacity and it's not working well.
I think people are just blinded by their love for Disney and are to forgiving this ride is not a 8 out of 10, people complain about so much and to not lose their privilege they go and say its wonderful, thats why i don't trust most access Media.
I agree sadly. I give the ride a 2/10. Maybe a 1. They messed up so bad😭
The amount of sadness had in the laughing place was too dang high.
I'm not sure how you were able to give this ride such a high score considering all the issues you experienced. Something doesn't smell right...
Connect 4 and corn hole is what I expect at the pool deck at the resort not in the theme park.
Honestly..for the amount I pay to go to Disney I better not see a game of flarkin' cornhole anywhere 😄
Retirement home vibes
Funny thing is I was just at a resort and they had the same 2 gqmes in the pool area
The center of Epcot looks ABSOLUTELY TERRIBLE!!!!!!!!! I was there a couple weeks ago and was wondering why this thing exists. It was SO BAD that I honestly stopped caring about the park
You mean hiring a bunch of mediocre imagineers to replace an iconic ride isn’t a good strategy? How shocking
The Encanto show looks like a Six Flags show!
As a former performer and entertainment director for Six Flags, you're spot on. We were given almost no budget for our shows and this looks about the level we were able to achieve.
It does,lmao.
it's very disappointing to see a company with so much money do so little for their fans/customers. everything there looks cheap and overpriced. but hey, at least they have physical maps (even if the aren't fully updated lol).
What a waste of money. Wow, the whole area to me is pure disappointment. They should have left it as is because its a pure waste. Very disappointment to disney
20:04 - you’re actually wrong and it’s shown on the blueprints for splash. For example the trap scene and the million dollar bunny both had sensors, heck even the “briar patch?” At the top of the lift hill was on a sensor. In most cases these effects on tianas have been suffering problems with the movement itself and I think it’s something to do with this new motor tech being slapped in figures without the due time taken to ensure they’re ready to perform
I’ve gotten to ride Tiana’s Bayou Adventure twice. I rode a few minutes before Drew the Theme Park Dude and I had similar malfunctions as the ones he had that were shown in this video. Louis was working on my ride through but every frog animatronic in the former Laughing Place was frozen. I rode again on Sunday because I wanted to get the full experience and not have a bunch of figures down. Right before my group got called it went down for 2 hours. When it came back up the line was crazy but it only took me like 15 minutes to get on the ride. I had a perfect ride through that time. I guess the best time to ride is right after it reopens after a breakdown because nothing has gotten the chance to break yet.
I hope they got the extended warranty.
Jesus Christ
Someone actually fainted waiting in line
I guess this is too much to hope for but they can’t have an enclosed que with AC?!
How on earth is this ride already breaking down? What will it be like in 5 years?
My guess is it won't be around in 5 years if that long.
A most fitting metaphor for Iger/Chapek-era Disney indeed. 🙃
People let Josh off too much. Dude absolutely sucks at his job
THIS is exactly why I keep on saying that the other vloggers demanding an opening date for the Disneyland version to cool it down a bit. I say, let them take their time.
Let them cook 🫡 By opening stuff early can back fire
I rode on the 14th; Waited 20 minutes with no issues. They still have 10 days until official opening, so hopefully they can figure out any outstanding issues. I would also suspect part of a soft opening would be testing evacuations, and what not, though there are clearly issues with the ride currently.
And this is why we go to universal, they truly know what fans want
Universal has their own problems, but at least their creative appears to be trying. Disney is just phoning it in 90% of the time.
When we went for Tiana’s pass holder preview on 6/14, it was a quick walk on and the ride was smooth and fun. All the animatronics were working great and we thoroughly enjoyed it. I will say that we got lucky though. As soon as our log came back to the loading area, the ride broke down. We went for the 1 pm virtual queue as we couldn’t get a magic kingdom park reservation for that day, but I guess that was for the better. Booked Epcot instead and got to ride cosmic rewind in the morning and took the monorail to magic kingdom for tiana’s in the afternoon. Awesome day!
The ride looks super cute 😀
I must have watched 5-6 different videos/povs, everyone has had a completely different animatronic issue.
And this ride isn’t even a year old
Just a month or two, right?
Given the notorious budget cuts I doubt they’ll be met
Thank you for always keeping your reviews real!
Of course!!
Every time I see Peter I know there’s gonna be a hooterade reference at the end. 😂
“I understand why they got rid of it”
I do as well but it’s all BS and never should’ve been changed.
Want to give Tiana her own ride? Fine, don’t replace a ride that was immensely popular to do it….
That visable broken wrist freaked me out. They need from the Tiki Room for old fashioned staying power.
I still say the ride should have just followed the plot of the movie
It would fit just fine with this ride especially with the drop
Another theme park youtuber ride the front tow of the log on Tianas bayou. As they were going up the lift to the big drop the people in the log in front of them was singing "are you ready!" Disney failed and they know it
I'm a little sad that the imagineers stopped imagining. All of this new stuff looks so weak and phoned-in.
Then you look at Disney sea and get upset
How can you be a chef in Louisiana and be friends with the animals? What do they think goes in gumbo?
Thank you for bringing up the DAS issues. I dread my phone call coming up soon for my upcoming trip. Anxiety and stress make my issues worse! I always enjoy your videos and generally agree with your thoughts and opinions
man imagine waiting hours in the burning Florida sun and then the ride gets shut down and you get evacuated :o but ofc do not take it out on the cast, but this ride doesn't look finished in those videos xp
There was a point Monday that momma Odie broke down and went face down in the water.
Source?
She jumped in the ride vehicles on Tuesday though talking about Marrying someone's dad.
"You can't mess up this ride." - Uhh....
Did you noticed that the car was the gangster car from The Great Movie Ride
Thank you for always keeping it real!!! I love your channel because you tell it like it is and hopefully someone (From DISNEY) will listen!!! I doubt it but a girl can dream….
I would be interested in a video about your recent experience with Crohn’s, how you’ve been doing, medications, managing it in the parks, etc. I originally found your channel from your Crohn’s video. I have Crohn’s too and also did the DCP 😊
tiana hack? bring an umbrella for your hours standing in line in the hot sun. You'll be surprised at how much an umbrella can help if you're out in the sun.
A neck fan is great too
@@therealventures definitely!
I'm surprised they aren't selling decorated "Second Line" umbrellas like they used to stroll in New Orleans before AC.
@@hanonondricek411 that's a good idea - a tiana parasol
My guess is the new electronics are more fine tuned and sensitive to power fluctuations. Maybe they didn’t want to upgrade the breaker panels/ banks / filters to smooth out the 3 phase and provide overall cleaner power to many moving parts of this ride.
Ya know which animatronics never broke down? That would be SPLASH MOUNTAIN animatronics!
Disney: ok, Universal is overtaking us in ticket sales and quality of experience, what do we do?
Also Disney:
💁♂️ backrooms
I don't think Universal is doing as well as you believe, they are also laying off a large amount of staff but no one says anything because they aren't Disney.
@cassidystarchild7907 better to lay off some staff for now while expanding than pay them an unlivable wage under the poverty line
Im glad they didnt refurb spaceship earth they would've stuck ips in it
disney just wants quantity not quality. That’s why Universal is better.
1:28 Oh trust me, they purposefully design it like that to get you hot enough to want to buy drinks from the park.
The lift to the drop being boring is such a failure of the ride i think, that and the fact every bit of dialogue is "they can play" makes the entire retheming boring as hell... but of course its still splash mountain so the actual log flume part will never be bad
HHN’s newest house.. The Bayou… Will you make it out alive or will you be the main course at Tiana’s Palace? 😈
5 years for cornhole is wild
I also noticed in this video that in the final scene with Tiana singing, her mouth looks very strange. Like the animatronic is moving fine and her mouth is moving but isn't smiling
‘Welcome to the birthplace of Figment’
Epcot certainly earned that one.😂😂😂 Best shade thrown all day. Thanks ❤
Was able to get on Tiana’s Bayou, but the queue for guests with disabilities is TERRIBLE! You literally feel like they’ve forgotten about you. Hoards of people passed by in the foot line and we sat outside for what seemed like forever. One concerned cast member took it upon himself to alert the ride attendants, and he personally set out make sure that we all FINALLY made it to the ride. We also were a bit disappointed in the sensor system, and the backstory was weak at best. Wish it followed the movie more. The colors were beautiful, and the added slide was fun. Don’t think I’ll wait that long again. I’m ok with a one and done on this one.
Disney should have never made Communicore Hall it’s god awful. 5 years that’s why the walls were up!
atleast we got spaceship earth cornhole LMFAOOOO
@@KevinHeimbach that’s the best part! 🤣
"Say hello to the birthplace of Figment" And now I am trying to get all the bits of muffin I spit-take-laughed out of my keyboard. Bravo, good sir.
I did the CM preview. We waited 4 hours after our timeslot passed because the ride wasn't working. When the ride finally started working again, they announced that everyone with 11am-12pm slots would have to come back another day. The ride was working just fine too at that point
sounds like my first shot at the CM preview. 4 hours, they opened the line, then they dumped it and said it was down for the night.
@@shine311 that's unfortunate. For my day, we were the only group kicked out. Everyone else there got to ride. It was a pretty awful decision. I'm not a CM, but I'm happy that I was invited out for it. Did you get to ride yet? I was going to go today, but I couldn't get into the VQ
@@PrinceofMacedonVlogs yes, i was able to ride on the very last day of previews. Such a huge difference too!
I was able to ride it and it was working well, but that was after the ride had paused boarding for more than half the day. I was boarding group 49 and didn’t get called until around 3:30 in the afternoon. No wait once my number was called. Like, I never stopped walking in the queue. I enjoyed the ride. I like it. I liked splash mountain. Splash’s story needed to go. I don’t love this ride’s story. I wish it was just a dark ride of the original movie. I would’ve loved to see Dr. Facilier and hear his vamping music. But I do think people will enjoy this.
I’m the grand reveal at the 5:50 mark. 🤣🤣🤣. I didn’t even know you were there filming. I was so disappointed.
It was a toasty day LOL
Yes - it was! FYI - disappointed in the area and not you. 😂
What the heck is Disney doing? This is more reminiscent of a Six Flags. We need Oriental Land Company (owners of Tokyo Disney) to buy WDW. Tokyo rocks because the owners are willing to spend to get quality. Disney should be ashamed that a privately owned park constantly outshines their 100% corporate owned one.
They shoulda put Dr. Facilier on the lift hill. The coolest villain for the coolest part of the ride.
Older animatronics used basic mechanics and hydraulics. Modern ones are beautiful, but they are full of high precision electronics, and I don't think they will survive for very long in such humid place with lots of splashing water
It honestly doesn't surprise me. They changed production staff during the construction. They rushed it out without a solid plan or story line. Disney is loosing money and this is just one example. This and so many others. What they thought was a positive change for their "inclusion' while single handedly ruining themselves. There's a reason so many people hate Disney now.
When we rode it in the afternoon on Father’s Day, we managed to get through the whole ride without anything noticeable going wrong. Today (6/20) we tried again, and the ride got shut down while we were in the line after our group was called. We have a pass to come back later today if we want assuming they are able to open up again.
Disney could learn from the maxim of "do no harm". I'd rather have few to no changes over massive downgrades and steps backwards.
“Tianas foods values your safety- only three people have passed out!” -a normal day in Orlando
I miss awesome things like the Electric Umbrella architecture
Between your visit to Epcot and watching Poseidon Entertainment rip the 'Expansion' to shreds over on their channel, makes me glad I haven't tried to do another Disney trip since 2011. Seems like we got the best deal for our dollar back then and going back would tarnish the memories.
Idk why people keep talking about it breaking down like it's some monumental thing. I remember how often Galaxy's Edge broke down several times on its debut iirc. Half the rides at Disneyland broke down on opening day. This isn't very surprising. I guess it's just been getting more and more common as they try and make more rides, or something.
So they made an outdoor stage in Florida put up poles which look like would be supports for shade because it's you know an outdoor stage in Florida and then didn't shade it?
They didn't give a shit about fixing it, they only cared about getting the Brer's out!
What in the Six Flags did they do to CommuniCore.
Kitra is who I wanna be but I can’t. I would go nuts in a line to an attraction that is half functional.
Gawd, that "planter".
It would have felt so much more alive with a fountain that intermittently performed to music.
I give it a 5 out of 10. The animatronics of Tiana and the fat crocodile are really impressive, they move so lifelike (okay, you can see the robot underneath but that's a matter of making the sleeve a bit longer, and they shouldn't malfunction of course, but these are glitches that should be easily fixable) but then the animal band is made up of very simplistic animatronics that just wiggle back and forth, that's a big contrast. The biggest issue I have is the tv-screens: that is not how characters in a darkride should be presented: background maybe, but not foreground characters, that is so lazy. In a darkride you should be seeing animatronics, something that really exists.
Each new Disney video is a great ad for Universal, particularly if you have kiddos where the DAS Pass makes the difference between a magical day and a pending disaster. Iger Disney's ability to disappoint is borderline impressive.
9:59 bro was so excited to be filmed😂
I’ve been saying Disney should work on existing attractions before creating new ones.
Good thing I wrote it one last time before they started construction work
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Today's Disney Co reflects the nature of its CEO: A greedy, dishonest, unscrupulous, politicized guy. It's not just one thing (Tiana or otherwise) that reflects that, it's almost everything.
I think the problem with Tiana’s bayou adventure is Disney was so ambitious with this project to the point where they did not comprehend that hey maybe these animatronics are a little too advanced and they’re gonna break down a shit ton and plus that it’s a water ride and their screens everywhere and that ride doesn’t match up with what’s happening with the animatronics and the screens I think this project was just so rushed and so underdeveloped to the point where it’s like OK I understand why people are mad. That’s splash mountains gone because we shouldn’t be waiting 3+ hours for a ride that’s just gonna break down and we’re gonna get evacuated it’s not worth the time but I think it’s still looks great. It’s a great idea. I love the addition of Tiana, but there’s so many cons not a lot of pros
I think the reason why the ride is breaking down is because it was a curse from splash mountain that Disney ended up closing
i love the random ordinaryadventures cameos in these videos lol
Is Epcot becoming a county fair????
what sucks is all this heat is going probably still gonna be here during the fall which means hhn lines will be dreadful 😭
The condition of Mission Space is unbelievable.
I can’t help but actually know that Disney is starting to cut corners. Plus, they’ve just made Disney way more stressful than it was before, Universal Studios is somehow topping Disney everyday😂
I’d be one of the people collapsed waiting for EMT. You couldn’t pay me to go through all that for any ride let alone this one lol
The ride will be officially opened on june 28th . I hope theses issues will be fixed by then. Tick tock the clock is ticking.
I was just at Disney and the Taina ride was down for a while. I was also disappointed that the floor lights in Epcot where not working. But the Guardians ride is the best ride I have ever been on. Even better than rise and I'm a Star Wars fan.
Epcot is now a total mess I have no idea what enchanto has to do with future world just plane blah
New viewer. Can you go more into how the lack of accessibility of the DAS system impacts you. I use/d the DAS system and it made going through the parks a lot less stressful for not only me but my family also because they weren't as worried about my ailments in the park. But now we pushed our Disney trip because of this change. Would love your insight as some who uses or has used this system.