New Episode of 'We Call It Imagineering' Takes Us Inside Tiana's Bayou Adventure

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Posted: Tuesday May 28, 2024 1:40pm ET by WDWMAGIC Staff

A new trailer released today shows that the next episode of 'We Call It Imagineering' will take us behind the scenes of how music is created for attractions and entertainment and offers a sneak peek of Tiana's Bayou Adventure.

'We Call It Imagineering' Tiana's Bayou Adventure sneak peek

Episode 2 of the YouTube series, which debuts on May 29, will include some new footage shot inside Tiana's Bayou Adventure, which can be seen briefly in the trailer below.

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EagleScout6102 days ago

Not even. The 'official' preview POV by Disney has Tiana and Paw Paw malfunctioning in the Rara scene. They're both minor things, but things you'd think they'd have figured out before they filmed the video. In fact, this was all off the POVs uploaded during the first day of previews (when it worked)- - Louis' mouth isn't moving in the first inside scene. - PawPaw's hand isn't moving in the Rara band scene. - Tiana in that same scene seems to have trouble moving her head and arms (Already pointed out) - Tiana only talks right when the boat is at or almost past her (Both in the upper level) - Mama Odie screens seem to have trouble syncing with boats arriving at the dip drop and final lift. I've seen a few cases where she either speaks too early or late - A few lights are out in the finale leaving Timon the Otter in the dark.

Disney Analyst2 days ago

Really don’t notice the same thing when I view their content. If you watch their live videos from the park, most the time it’s Dusty pointing out all the issues, complaining about galaxy’s edge, burnt out bulbs, show issues, etc. He can be quite cranky most times, and has openly been critical of the laughing place section, lack of conflict, and ride story.

Disgruntled Walt2 days ago

Of course they are. They're a bunch of shills at this point. There was one article I saw a few months ago that dared to criticize the parks, but they've been extremely pixie-dusted for a long time now.

Tha Realest2 days ago

At least they used all that extra time and benefit of WDW’s experience to work out the kinks

Trauma2 days ago

Yeah I guess. But it’s like owning a Ferrari and trading it in for a 1990 Ford Mustang LX. Yeah you still have a sports car but it’s not exactly the same.

Disstevefan12 days ago

Sadly, this is where we are. Disney’s gonna do what Disney’s gonna do. On the bright side, and I said this way before this reskin, it will still be a fun log flume ride and it still is.

Trauma2 days ago

Fine. Not a word that really inspires excitement in an attraction that replaced one of the greatest themed attractions of all time. Fine. What’s even worse is that people here said Disney would dare let this attraction fall apart for years because it would be a bad look. How long was everything working for ? One week?

Brer Panther2 days ago

If it makes those of you on here who actually like the retheme feel better, MiceChat is singing its praises.

celluloid3 days ago

The wild thing is no one saw this coming.

aladdin20073 days ago

They need to go back to the drawing board and iron out problems, but their ego is so inflated it will never happen. The gift shop turned out the nicest compared to the main attraction atrocity.

Brer Panther3 days ago

This attraction feels cursed.

EagleScout6103 days ago

An offical video. By Disney themselves. And Tiana and Odie are broken. They couldn't have pulled some B roll where they're functioning?! Heck, throw some footage of MK's up if DL's are that broken

WorldExplorer3 days ago

When people end up writing books on Disney park history that include this decade, I hope they don't gloss over this whole disaster. This is hilarious and future generations deserve to laugh at it.