Disney Officially Closes Tiana's Bayou Adventure, Jumper Concerns Linger

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A ride vehicle descends the large outdoor drop on Tiana’s Bayou Adventure at Magic Kingdom.

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6 Comments

  1. Richard

    Just don’t recall there being the issues stated under the previous generation of the ride that we were looking forward to riding the new version this week. Issues are probably related to the politically rethemeing of the ride and folks just want to get off early, aren’t the main mechanism of the actual ride exactly the same?

  2. Tom Mariner

    The “Activist Ride” deserves all the stoppages and refurbishments. It was thrown together when activists shouted at Disney that The Song of the South, the iconic, innovative movie on which it is based, was prejudiced, when in fact it is the least racist movie ever made. (The amazing James Baskett, who stars in the first combo animation/live action delight, won an Oscar for his opinion-changing role!) Oh, and bring back the theme song of the movie, Zip a Dee Doo Dah, that used to welcome us to Main Street in the Kingdom.

    1. walt

      Yup…. notice its males jumping ship. They get bombarded with the BS girl boss crapola in society -and must have just reached their tipping point. No way I would ever ride this piece of junk

  3. Deb

    I think it’s a combination of things-the ride isn’t smooth, the logs bump harder than when it was Splash Mountain into the logs in front of them. I think in the case of the one in Ca the kid was ASD and needed off-I don’t like drops and for me it was a one and done. For whatever reason it wasn’t as much of a thrill ride when it was Splash Mountain. I don’t think Tiana’s Princess and the Frog was a big Disney movie, and I think the theming is cute, but jarring along with the logs that are very bumpy. I don’t recall anyone ever jumping off when it was Splash Mountain. It could be that the way those who go on rides like this do has changed and it has become for some a challenge.

  4. Bert

    It has nothing to do with the new Bayou theme. Or your silly girl boss spew. It’s just awful people doing awful things. They need to be banned. It’s a danger to them and others.

    1. Electra

      Nobody likes girlbosses anymore. Cry harder.

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