Pricing and Details Announced for D23 Preview of Tiana's Bayou Adventure

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Posted: Tuesday May 14, 2024 1:!5pm ET by WDWMAGIC Staff

An exclusive event for D23 Gold Members will be held at Magic Kingdom Park on June 22, 2024, offering members early access to Tiana's Bayou Adventure attraction before it officially opens on June 28.

Attendees can experience the attraction multiple times, enjoy live jazz performances, and receive a commemorative pin. Due to restricted capacity, there will be a virtual ticket sales queue starting on May 16, 2024, at 10 am PT. 

Gold Member pricing is $60 + $7 processing fee per ticket. Tickets go on sale on Thursday, May 16, 2024, at 10:00 am. PT/1:00 pm. ET.

Details

This experience does not include access to the D23 The Princess and the Frog 15th Anniversary Screening at Disney Springs - these two experiences are ticketed separately. 

Event Includes:

  • Entry to Magic Kingdom Park (for event hours only).
  • Light refreshments for all D23 Gold Members in attendance.
  • Exclusive entry to D23 preview experience of Tiana's Bayou Adventure.
  • One (1) D23-exclusive Tiana's Bayou Adventure Commemorative Pin
  • Live jazz performances to enjoy at the attraction space throughout the night.

Check-in opens at the Transportation and Ticket Center (TTC) from 5:00 pm to 7:00 pm with park admission beginning directly after. Gold Members should continue to the Magic Kingdom Park via monorail or ferry. Gold Members and their guests can explore the park up until the event begins at 6:30 pm when they will be able to enter the entrance to the attraction. From there, D23 Gold Members can experience Tiana's Bayou Adventure until 9:30 pm.  Please note, parking at the Ticket and Transportation Center is not included in the cost of the event ticket.

All guests will be required to check-in at the Ticket and Transportation Center for the event. There will NOT be registration at the entrance to the Magic Kingdom or inside the Magic Kingdom at the attraction.

  • All ticket holders for this event agree to comply with the latest health and safety guidelines put forth by the Walt Disney World Resort. Find the latest guidelines at Know Before You Go.
  • Tiana's Bayou Adventure has a height requirement of 40 inches. All attendees of this event must be able to adhere to the height requirement. Any guests who cannot abide will not be allowed to experience this attraction.
  • D23 Gold Members may purchase up to two (2) tickets (i.e., for themselves and up to one (1) guest). All guests under age 18 must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian to attend this D23 event.
  • There are an extremely limited number of tickets available. D23 Gold Members will be required to provide their membership number when purchasing tickets. Gold Members who do not bring their membership card, government-issued photo ID, and tickets may not be admitted to the event.
  • Ticketed Gold Members and guests who do not attend the event forfeit their place as well as all experiences, benefits, and gifts associated with the event. D23 Gold Members must be present for their guests to gain entry to the event.
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Cliff2 minutes ago

Oriental Land Company - Please,...for the love of God....please PROTECT the last "Splash Mountain" on planet Earth. You have a wonderful peice of this company's history. Please DEFEND and PRORECT it from Brubank as hard as you possibly can. I'm using my entire 2024 WDW budget to fly to Tokyo in October for 6 days and I can't wait to ride Tony Baxter's masterpeice once again. PLEASE Tokyo....fight this disaster from Burbank as best you can! Fans all over the world will adore you and thank you for it!!

FettFan3 minutes ago

Same with the primeval diorama at Universe of Energy…the painted backdrop and lighting effects made the space look like it went FAR into the distance, when in reality it was maybe 10 feet behind the brontosaur family.

LittleBuford4 minutes ago

I’m not defending the screens; I thought I was pretty clear about that. I was just disputing your “warehouse of screens” characterisation, which still doesn’t really make sense to me.

Midwest Elitist9 minutes ago

The trees and scenery on the side did a fantastic job of limiting what you can see, and the painted walls had an affect where the distance looked believable from the logs. Because that was the design of the attraction. With the 2D screens, the animations suspend all disbelief, and ruins the immersion completely.

PREMiERdrum9 minutes ago

Some incredible figures, dazzling visual moments, a great score... and yet, it appears to fall flat. Far too much effort put into the off-ride story, and not nearly enough put into the ride experience. An end result that looks to be far less than the sum of its parts.

aladdin200711 minutes ago

thanks but the opposite side of that, just darkness?

LittleBuford12 minutes ago

Not really. Most of the scenery is physical and dense. That’s what makes the screens that are included all the more jarring.

Sirwalterraleigh12 minutes ago

🔤🥗

AdventureHasAName13 minutes ago

Is that Louisianan for gator butt?

FettFan15 minutes ago

I think that’s Louis’ derrière. I suppose it was to be an homage to Brer Bear’s rear end as Fox was pushing him through the hole to the Laughin Place. But alas…gator derrière.

LittleBuford17 minutes ago

I’m being more direct about it than those engaging in the sort of behaviour I’m referring to. It’s impossible to discuss properly without breaking forum rules, so I’ll leave it there.

Midwest Elitist17 minutes ago

Another thing: we are no longer in a flowing river through fields and woods. We are in a warehouse of screens. Ok, I'm done.

AdventureHasAName17 minutes ago

Management absolutely sucks. But modern Imagineering also absolutely sucks ... and it had plenty of money and resources to complete this attraction. I know where I'm placing the blame.

Sirwalterraleigh20 minutes ago

I have been for years… You do it in everyone. Want me to post it 300x from the box office thread last year?