More scaffolding has come down since our last Tiana’s Bayou Adventure construction update at Disneyland Park.

Tiana’s Bayou Adventure Construction

Last time we checked on the attraction, scaffolding surrounded the Tiana’s Foods water tower. Crews were working on the base of the tower’s barrel.

That scaffolding is now all gone. The water tower features the Tiana’s Foods logo and a topper resembling Tiana’s lily flower tiara. The company is a fictional co-op founded by Tiana after the events of “The Princess and the Frog.”

There’s still scaffolding around some of the fake trees and millhouse. The mill’s roofing was removed, revealing black sheathing. There seem to have not been any major changes to the building in the past week.

White and pink flowers cover the dome of the former mountain. In the story of Tiana’s Bayou Adventure, it’s an old salt mine that Tiana’s Foods has taken over. The opening of the ride’s drop doesn’t feature any props, but the Florida version of Tiana’s Bayou Adventure — which is a few months ahead in construction — has colorful bottle lanterns visible.

Crews are still adding more foliage to the cliffs of the facade, making it more and more green.

Vines wind up the legs of the water tower and the supports of the elevated track.

While significant testing of the attraction hasn’t begun, we could see signs that crews have run water through the flume.

Tiana’s Bayou Adventure will open this summer at Magic Kingdom but “later” in the year at Disneyland.

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