Disney fans cannot wait for Tiana’s Bayou Adventure attraction to open. However, there are so many things that need to be done to transform this space. Take a look at the latest amazing progress here so you don’t miss any of the details.
Tiana’s Bayou Adventure
The enchantment of the bayou will illuminate with a celebration during Mardi Gras season hosted by Princess Tiana and Prince Naveen. It picks up where the movie last left off: with the kiss.
In addition, Mama Odie will reprise her role as the catalyst of that magic. Mama Odie will joke with guests along their journey after a special display of her magic. The two-hundred-year-old Bayou Fairy Godmother, with her eccentric belongings and “seeing eye snake,” Juju, is comically eccentric, yet wise and all-knowing, throughout the adventure.
Bringing the Story to Life
In New Orleans, you’ll spot the handcrafted metalwork by Darryl, a third generation master blacksmith. Whether it’s historic wrought iron fences or intricately designed custom pieces, his work is displayed across the city and around the world. He has over 50 years of service to his craft! And Disney is having Darryl create one of the high points of Tiana’s Bayou Adventure, the iconic weathervane.
I take metal and do anything I want with it. To have a free hand to design and fabricate the weathervane for Tiana’s Bayou Adventure…that’s an honor.
Darryl, third generation master blacksmith
And take a look at more details below, including learning about Darryl’s assistant, Karina.
What Does This Mean to You?
Tiana’s Bayou Adventure features so many interesting details and you won’t want to miss any of them! Take a look at the cool attraction details HERE and the storyline HERE. We love the new water tower and a new look for Princess Tiana herself. And last month, we shared the new mural for this attraction HERE.
This wonderful new attraction opens at both Disneyland Resort and Disney World in 2024. Keep an eye on our Kenny the Pirate blog for updates!
What are you most excited about with this new attraction? Do you look forward to ride changes or prefer Disney to keep the classic rides alone? Please let us know in the comments and share this post with a Tiana loving friend.
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