Delivery truck joins line at Tiana's Bayou Adventure in Walt Disney World

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Posted: Monday April 8, 2024 11:14am ET by WDWMAGIC Staff

Disney has shared a first look at a full-scale delivery truck installed overnight in the queue area at Tiana's Bayou Adventure in Walt Disney World's Magic Kingdom.

Walt Disney Imagineering said, "Adding themed elements like this one help transport guests into the attraction's story before they experience it! We want to give you a sneak peek of this truck today, to get you even more excited to see it in real life this summer."

Watch the video below for a look.

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mickEblu24 minutes ago

An astute observation 👆🏼 Haven’t heard anyone else bring this up.

imagineer9728 minutes ago

I for one am glad they contracted with local professional banner-makers to create such a wonderful banner for this "tonight only" event; they were even considerate enough to go into perfect detail of what the event is. If I were a food co-op owner in 1927 throwing a one-night celebration, I would definitely not go to this much trouble.

Magicart8739 minutes ago

Right!? Not very welcoming is it. Feels corporate. Some folksy 1920s slang probably wouldn't have hurt. Shame they're insistent on wording us to death.

BrerFoxesBayouAdventure1 hour ago

They brought the stupid banner back, god.

Drew the Disney Dude2 hours ago

The more I listen to the instrumentals in this song, the more excited I become. I just heard the bang of a cymbal which is presumably Ralphie on the drums. I think this one is going to deliver. Edit: I think I just heard Tiana and Naveen singing, as well. The instrumentals are stronger than the lyrics, so it's *very* hard to tell, but I'm truly loving what I'm hearing, even from over 100 feet away.

Drew the Disney Dude2 hours ago

You guys are going to have to take my word for this one because it's impossible to get audio of, but PJ's song is playing in the finale again. It sounds very quick-paced and upbeat, perfect for a party scene. I hear a tambourine and trumpet playing, but can't hear any lyrics from the bridge out front. So close, yet so far.

LittleBuford2 hours ago

I don’t understand the bolded. And I’m not sure we can really call this a princess ride when the only royal reference we know of is the tiara. Nothing else that’s been revealed about the ride suggests an overly young or “girly” experience, or one more aimed at children than Splash was.

TrainsOfDisney2 hours ago

Thorns or no thorns that is an issue - having a princess ride as a thrill ride isn’t ideal. It will be interesting to see how that goes.

LittleBuford2 hours ago

OK, but that’s a separate issue from the claim that kids are being duped into going on a thrill ride they may not be able to take. Sure, we don’t know whether the narrative will work well, but we do know that potentially frightened individuals will have all the visual information they need to make an informed choice about the scariness of the drop.

TrainsOfDisney2 hours ago

It was cartoony - as were the vultures on the lift hill - but it was cartoon scary which matched the story and the rest of the attraction. Can’t fully judge until I’ve ridden it but there is a lack of story here I think. We just falling out of the salt mine and into the swamp?

LittleBuford2 hours ago

Thanks for the clarification.

LittleBuford2 hours ago

I really don’t think the old exterior looked as scary as some here maintain. The briar patch was distinctly cartoony and not, in my view, menacing. The most frightening thing was the drop itself, which still remains visible.