On a recent trip to Magic Kingdom, we noticed progress on Tiana’s Bayou Adventure has been ramping up with new leaves, moss, and updated paint added to the exterior of the attraction.
Tiana’s Bayou Adventure Exterior
Crew members are adding new green leaves and moss to tree branches near the attraction’s drop.
Scaffolding has gone back up around the water tower as crews use these walkways to work on the recently added fake trees in the area.
The top of the “revived salt mine” now has a fresh coat of brown paint for the dirt, as well as green paint to represent the presumed moss of the rocks surrounding it.
The water mill at the front left of the attraction now has new green paint accents added to the beams in the center of the structure.
This paneling was just added last month.
We can also get a good view of the newly painted mountaintop from the other side of the Frontierland train station.
Here you can really see the work being done to blend the mountains levels together through paint and greenery.
At the bottom of the attraction’s drop area, a mound of fresh dirt has been added in the lagoon’s center.
A platform was also recently added to the top of the loop-around, closest to the bridge in this area.
Tiana’s Bayou Adventure
The “Princess and the Frog” inspired retheme of Splash Mountain was first announced in 2020, and the name Tiana’s Bayou Adventure was revealed in 2022.
Tiana’s Bayou Adventure picks up after the events of “The Princess and the Frog.” In 1927, Tiana founded the Tiana’s Foods co-ops, which is located in a salt mine, where cultivators grow crops along the waters. During Tiana’s Bayou Adventure, Tiana and alligator Louis venture into the bayou to find animal friends. They’re preparing a special Mardi Gras celebration for the people of New Orleans.
Are you looking forward to Tiana’s Bayou Adventure? What do you think of the latest updates for Magic Kingdom? Share your thoughts with us in the comments.
For the latest Disney Parks news and info, follow WDW News Today on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram.