Magic Kingdom Reservations Reach Capacity on Every Day of Tiana's Bayou Adventure Passholder Previews

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Posted: Tuesday May 14, 2024 10:!5am ET by WDWMAGIC Staff

Disney Park Pass Reservations are now at capacity for all six preview days of Tiana's Bayou Adventure at Magic Kingdom.

As of 10:15 am and less than two hours after becoming available, the preview days at Magic Kingdom on June 13, 14, 16, 17, 18, and 20 are now at capacity.

Tiana's Bayou Adventure preview

To participate in the Tiana's Bayou Adventure previews, Passholders must make a park reservation and join a virtual queue on the day of the preview via the My Disney Experience app, with opportunities to join at 7:00 am and 1:00 pm each day.

For Passholders without a reservation for Magic Kingdom, note that the 1:00 pm virtual queue will be available to Passholders with a park reservation to any theme park for that day. Passholders must enter the theme park where they have a reservation prior to visiting Magic Kingdom park. Or, on June 13, 14, 17, 18 or 20, they can enter Magic Kingdom park without a reservation after 2:00 pm.

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MouseEarsMom331 minute ago

I think if Disney eventually fixed the lift hill / shrinking room to add tension, this would make a large enough difference. Maybe add in a few more animatronics to the empty spaces as well. I don't think a full redo will be necessary.

Vclguy902 minutes ago

I agree but I don't feel like this is that Disney anymore. The ride still has "thrill" to it so it will be "just ok" and that's all they need to justify leaving it the way it is. Let me just say that in find this hilarious that many of us predicted this outcome. It's makes me recognize why I'm more of a realist than an optimist.

Tha Realest2 minutes ago

Hi! Welcome to the discussion, guy that just joined a few months ago. You seem to have an awful amount of pent up angst you’re letting out for someone relatively new here.

BrerFoxesBayouAdventure5 minutes ago

I can see why Tokyo refused to retheme theirs to this.

eddie1045 minutes ago

That’s my biggest issue now is the people criticizing the attraction for the wrong reasons. Not on its merits alone but because DEI is evil or they have an agenda. Disney has become too political and so on. All these things don’t belong on a theme park discussion board honestly. Splash is no more and will be remembered fondly but at some point we need to move on.

Tha Realest5 minutes ago

TBA has the benefit of being a high Throughput attraction in a park desperate for capacity. It will never be allowed to be unpopular

photomatt9 minutes ago

Disney management won't respond to opinions alone. They will eventually respond if an investment does not generate the expected revenue or attendance boost. Superstar Limo is an example. The ride received horrible reviews and low attendance so it was shut down in less than a year. DCA is also an example. The attendance did not meet expectations, so Disney eventually invested billions to make an attempt to fix it. Sure, it's better now than it was, but it's still no parking lot. :) ETA: I think Disney is using the opinions they get now to make estimates on attendance and hotel bookings (and similar). They might also use these opinions to increase or decrease the marketing budget, or, to figure out what guests respond to most favorably and market that.

Vclguy909 minutes ago

It's Disney. Their only response to things is give them less and charge em more. They could care less. This isn't the old Disney that would listen to the fans to change at our displeasure. This is going to be the ride for the next 20 years. They will probably postpone more upcoming attractions to "make sure it's right, since recent attractions havn't been praised greatly by fans," and claim it's a service to us.

roro49410 minutes ago

not to bring up banner-gate for the 900th time but in the finale alone there is a banner outside that says "welcome," then 50 feet behind that is a metal sign that says "welcome," THEN there's another banner in the indoor show scene that says "welcome" again? 💀

lightningtap34712 minutes ago

I REALLY wanted this to be good. Splash was my favorite ride, and I thought with all the prescient negativity the imagineers would really turn on the jets and knock it out of the park. Maybe it'll be better in person. I feel like the South Park kids watching Kingdom of the Crystal Skull.

MerlinTheGoat15 minutes ago

I don't think Disneyland will retain all of the old AS animatronics either. Though if what Splash Archive said on Twitter is correct, there should be a few that return. How many that entails, I don't know. I will note that what my friend claimed was also specifically about the Disneyland version, but I'd still very much assume that "all" of the old figures (or even a significant number) is not accurate. DL's Laughing Place was longer and contained more figures than WDW's did though, so it'll be even emptier than WDW's TBA (which is already quite sparse) if they don't keep some of their old characters.

Tha Realest20 minutes ago

Going back though old posts. This was very prescient.

DisneyHead12320 minutes ago

I mean balance in all things, right? There’s a place for beautiful cupcakes, but in movies and rides, there has to be a gripping emotional arc as well. (Edit - for most people. Like I said, I actually like the sparkle-happy-sparkle vibe of the new ride, but I seem to be the only one, lol.)