Walt Disney Imagineering unveils 'most advanced Audio-Animatronics figures yet' at Tiana's Bayou Adventure

29 days ago in "Tiana's Bayou Adventure"

Posted: Thursday April 4, 2024 10:06am ET by WDWMAGIC Staff

Walt Disney Imagineering has shared a behind-the-scenes look at the new audio-animatronic figures coming to Tiana's Bayou Adventure this summer.


 

WDI says, "You'll be able to experience our most advanced Audio-Animatronics figures yet in Tiana's Bayou Adventure at Walt Disney World and Disneyland Resort. These figures build on our legacy with even more sophistication."


You can see the new animatronic figures in motion in the first episode of WDI's new YouTube series, 'We Call It Imagineering.'

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mickEblu4 hours ago

Does anybody think I’m lovely?

imagineer975 hours ago

Can people please stop complaining about other people's opinions? It seems very unnecessary.

eddie1045 hours ago

I was stating my own opinion on the matter. Now you may not with agree with me and that’s fine but my comment was based on my own observations. Now tell me how did I “mischaracterize” that poster’s complaint?

yensidtlaw19697 hours ago

Way to mischaracterize that poster's completely legitimate (and overly-earned) complaint.

dmc4938 hours ago

Very random but there’s two circular designs embedded in the sidewalks at two spots in the queue - under the railroad and in front of the Main Entrance. They are ALWAYS covered with plywood in pictures. It’s probably so minor but I’m dying to know what it looks like

eddie10410 hours ago

Why do some people on here feel the need to pretend that they don’t criticize incomplete projects?

gerarar10 hours ago

Mickey/Minnie projected on wall when balloon prop is broken during Carnival scene. Mickey/Minnie projected on wall during underwater scene when green bush that covers them is broken. In factory scene, the lanterns remain in down position when they are broken, so they don't "pump" up and down before Mickey pulls the switch. Also the carousel remains closed up so that too is projected when the prop is broke.

MerlinTheGoat10 hours ago

Different fence, and yeah that definitely isn't getting removed unfortunately. As soon as they scribbled produce on it, it was clear that was what they were going with. Looks awful too. Looked bad on Splash, looks even more awful with the scribbles. I was referring to the ugly green metal railing directly in front of the drop.

Professortango110 hours ago

I mean, the fence I have an issue with is still untouched and looking like painted ingredients are the final adjustment to it. If they fix it, I will happily state that my grumbling was unjustified.

PREMiERdrum10 hours ago

It's the only scene where you feel like you're "in" the story... perhaps with the exception of the initial descent with the bubbles, cool air, and ceiling screen, but the static "characters" tacked around kills that right quick.

andre8510 hours ago

Interesting. Thanks!

Mikomike1210 hours ago

Alternate screen version of the flying balloon Mickey and Minnie in the carnival scene is one I can think of.

andre8510 hours ago

What B-modes does MMRR have?

LittleBuford10 hours ago

I admit to having been a bit worried it would be left bare or, more likely, insufficiently covered, but only because of all the oddities and inconsistencies that have marked this project. My concern seems silly in retrospect, of course.