On Tiana's Bayou Adventure, how wet you get varies mainly by where you sit in the boat:
- The front row gets totally soaked, often drenched by the splash at the drops.
- The second row can get wet, sometimes quite a bit, depending on conditions and how full the boat is.
- The back rows tend to stay mostly dry or just a little damp, with less splash reaching them
The ride features a 50-foot drop that produces significant splashes, especially in the front rows. At Disneyland, the splash effect is reportedly stronger than at Walt Disney World, leading to riders getting more soaked there
. The water splash on the big drop is a key feature, though sometimes the water effect has been turned off during previews or due to technical issues, which reduces how wet riders get
. To minimize getting wet, you can:
- Choose seats toward the back of the boat.
- Wear a rain poncho.
- Bring a change of clothes if you want to avoid walking around wet afterward
Overall, expect to get at least a little wet on this water ride, with the front seats being the most splash-prone and the back seats the driest.
