Following yesterday’s debut of the official attraction sign for Tiana’s Bayou Adventure and most construction walls coming down, another sign for the ride has been unveiled in Magic Kingdom.

Tiana’s Bayou Adventure Sign

We spotted the back of this sign yesterday, still surrounded by construction walls. Those walls have since come down overnight and have been replaced by temporary rolling planters.

Similar to the purple sign a few steps behind in Frontierland, this sign is purple with a green border, and features the logo for Tiana’s Bayou Adventure on the front, with a green arrow above pointing to the left.

A smaller brown sign hangs from the bottom and reads, “Frontierland Railroad Station.” During our visit, the Walt Disney World Railroad was not running, and guests were not allowed to go past the stairs leading down to the station, likely to allow Disney media to continue filming without interruption by guests. Additional rolling planters have also been placed to block off areas that were previously accessible to guests.

Earlier this week, fans got a first look inside the attraction, thanks to the release of the latest episode in the Walt Disney Imagineering series, “We Call It Imagineering.” The episode focused on the creation of the music for Tiana’s Bayou Adventure and Country Bear Musical Jamboree, but showcased on-ride footage of the former, along with a first listen of the original song created by Grammy Award-winning New Orleans musician PJ Morton, “Special Spice.”

Tiana’s Bayou Adventure opens to all guests on June 28, following previews for Walt Disney World Annual Passholders, Disney Vacation Club Members, D23 Gold Members, and Cast Members.

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