Disney World Announces Dates for Tiana's Bayou Adventure Passholder Previews

May 14, 2024 in "Tiana's Bayou Adventure"

Tiana's Bayou Adventure preview
Posted: Tuesday May 14, 2024 8:51am ET by WDWMAGIC Staff

Disney has announced the early Annual Passholder preview dates for Tiana's Bayou Adventure at Magic Kingdom in Walt Disney World.

The previews will take place on June 13, 14, 16, 17, 18, and 20, 2024. To participate, 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.

Tiana's Bayou Adventure Annual Passholder Preview Dates

Passholder previews will take place at Magic Kingdom park on June 13, 14, 16, 17, 18 and 20.

Park Reservations & Virtual Queue Required

A virtual queue will be in place for Annual Passholder previews of Tiana's Bayou Adventure. Here's how it works.

First, make a park reservation to Magic Kingdom park on a preview date to have the opportunity to join the 7:00 am virtual queue for that day. Or, you can make a park reservation to any theme park on a preview date to have the opportunity to join the 1:00 pm virtual queue.

On the date of your reservation, request to join the virtual queue by using the My Disney Experience app. There will be 2 opportunities to join each day of previews.

The 7:00 am virtual queue will be available to Passholders with a park reservation to Magic Kingdom park for that day.

The 1:00 pm virtual queue will be available to Passholders with a park reservation to any theme park for that day. As a reminder, 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.

Passholders do not need to have entered a theme park when they request to join the virtual queue.

Important Information

Passholders must have a Walt Disney World Resort Annual Pass with valid admission on the preview date. Applicable pass blockout dates apply. Park reservations are limited and subject to availability.

Each Passholder can request to join a virtual queue no more than once per day.

Passholders may hold boarding groups for the preview virtual queue and an attraction virtual queue at the same time, when available.

Joining the virtual queue does not guarantee the ability to participate in the preview. Boarding groups for a virtual queue are limited, subject to availability and are not guaranteed. Not all boarding groups may be called to return, based on availability of the attraction. Learn more about virtual queues.

Offering, dates and hours are subject to change or cancellation without notice or liability

Tiana's Bayou Adventure officially opens to all guests at Walt Disney World's Magic Kingdom on June 28, 2024.

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EagleScout6109 minutes ago

I've heard most of the stuff from Splash was tossed due to the fast turn around and that only Disneyland’s Movin' Along Br'er Rabbit was archived. I'd love to be wrong, though.

EricsBiscuit2 hours ago

At the very least, I can use seeing SM one last time as an excuse to justify another Tokyo trip to my wife! 😂

andre853 hours ago

lol I had the exact same thought.

mickEblu3 hours ago

Nothing to worry about gang! Next time you re riding Tiana’s Bayou Adventure may this bring you comfort. Lol.

Bocabear4 hours ago

Disney has gigantic warehouse archives... sure they may save some,that doesn't mean they will ever be seen or used again.... They will just be squirreled away in a vault..... Maybe they will use the vultures again in Villain's Land....

Brer Panther5 hours ago

This guy on Twitter is claiming that a lot of animatronics from the two Splash Mountains were sent to the Disney Archives: Anyone know if there's any truth to that?

Bocabear7 hours ago

I think something else taking over the Splash building would have been better... I would have preferred they create a new IP specifically designed to fit the Frontierland location...Change the mountain to closer match the rockwork and range of Big Thunder... Use some of the Wester River Expedition ideas.... and then Purpose-build Tiana a ride based on the actual source material instead of some board-room committee storyline... Placed where something with a New Orleans theme would make sense... Even if Animal Kingdom had a new area with animal exhibits based on the American Bayou Flora and Fauna, and a New Orleans Square area... With the Tiana ride as it's center... THen Tiana would not be a disconnected add-on, but the centerpiece of a whole area dedicated to the IP...

James Alucobond7 hours ago

There’s something hilarious about a thread of people acting aggrieved about doing something fun. “I guess I’ll ride this thing a third time, but I certainly won’t enjoy it!” (To be clear, not saying criticism isn’t warranted, just found the level of grump funny from people begrudgingly riding the ride multiple times while frowning.)

seabreezept8138 hours ago

It feels weird to go on a ride whose story is very pre-school and elementary aged, but my 3 and 6 year old are waiting for us to get off because they're scared of the actual ride. Like I would enjoy it more if I could experience it with them. I think something like Under the Sea for Tiana's plot would have made much more sense.

Jayspency1 day ago

Definitely not following the Baxter design philosophy.

JohnD2 days ago

I'm at the Haloween Party right now. I suppose I'll ride it again just because.

Disgruntled Walt2 days ago

I'm thinking I'll go with 0.5 times per trip, because I'll probably get evac'd during a breakdown.

EagleScout6102 days ago

My cousin, who would try to get on Splash at least 3x a visit, said Bayou was a one-and-done for him. He enjoys the drops, but the story was a no go for him.

J45462 days ago

i barely did sm cause i always got soaked so no real change for me. but ill def ride this from time to time