Since becoming Bayou Country, this area of Disneyland still feels very familiar. You still have the sweeping river views, the mountain (though dressed a little differently), and the creek where Pooh and friends hang out. So for me, Bayou Country is still a wonderful place to visit after the sun goes down. Most of the […] Read more…
November 2024 – present LOCATION Bayou Country – Louis’ Critter Club sits at the rear of Bayou Country, next to Pooh Corner. To find the shop, turn left into the land if you’re coming from the New Orleans Square side (right from the Galaxy’s Edge side), and follow the path all the way to the […] Read more…
October 2024 – present LOCATION Bayou Country – You’ll find Hungry Bear Barbecue Jamboree along Bayou Country’s waterfront, right between the pathways to Galaxy’s Edge and New Orleans Square. You can’t miss it if you just keep walking along the rivers of America; it’s the big rustic building with a ramped entrance. EXPERIENCE Details: Service […] Read more…
November 2024 – present Bayou Country – When you first arrive in Bayou Country from New Orleans Square, you will see the mountain on your left. The entrance is tucked away on the right side of the structure, just across the walkway from Winnie the Pooh. BACKGROUND Originally, this mountain was famously Splash Mountain, themed […] Read more…
Ever since Critter Country evolved into Bayou Country, I’ve been on the hunt for the new hidden gems that always pop up with new theming. And one of my favorites I stumbled upon can be found in Ray’s Berets, the cute little hat shop tucked in the foothills of Tiana’s Bayou Adventure. Enter the shop, […] Read more…
October 2024 – present LOCATION Bayou Country – Ray’s Berets is tucked into the corner of the main walkway as it turns sharply left in the land. If you’re coming from the New Orleans Square side, you’ll see it on your left, right after you pass the mountain. And if you’re coming from the Galaxy’s […] Read more…
November 2024 – present BACKGROUND Bayou country has had many iterations since it opened in 1956. First, the area started simply as an extension of Frontierland called Indian Village, and housed Native American shows and attractions, including dances and canoeing. But the land wasn’t very popular among park guests (not to mention the majorly problematic […] Read more…
April 2003 – present LOCATION Bayou Country – To find the shop, follow Bayou Country’s main path past Hungry Bear and Tiana’s Bayou Adventure. You’ll see it straight ahead, next to the exit to Winnie the Pooh. EXPERIENCE Details: Merchandise – Pastries and candies, pins, kitchen wares, and limited clothing and toys Price Range – […] Read more…
July 1956 – present LOCATION Bayou Country – Walk along the water as you leave New Orleans Square, and you will see the Davy Crockett Explorer Canoes on the right, after you pass the Harbour Galley Restaurant. If you’re coming from the Galaxy’s Edge side of the park, you’ll see it on your left as […] Read more…
April 2003 – present LOCATION Bayou Country – When you reach the Hungry Bear Restaurant, take a left and continue on the main path. You will see the entrance to The Many Adventures of Winnie The Pooh on the right, across from the barn building within Tiana’s Bayou Adventure’s queue. BACKGROUND Disneyland first considered adding […] Read more…