Bayou Country

And if you're over in Disneyland, they have The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh as well.

They have a Pooh's Corner that is a little candy kitchen that's in Bayou Country.

And then Winnie the Pooh and his friends hang out over by the store during the course of the day.

Okay.

Yeah.

And they, they still have, I mean, I guess it's in Bayou country, but they, they still have the canoes.

Yeah.

They

It's like, oh my gosh, they said it was only 20 minutes and we've been here an hour waiting.

But, okay.

So, then we have Bayou Country.

There's not that much going on.

Yep.

And honestly, like, what is the best way to go? Because you see people who go tearing off through New Orleans Square and go up through Critter Country or now Bayou Country-

Mm-hmm

... and try and come in that way.

So that one... is the Grizzly Pumpkin Cold Brew, if you're looking for specifics.

And that one's going to be located at the Hungry Bear Barbecue Jamboree in Bayou Country.

I have to say, I like that they have it there because it's an odd place to have it.

It is an odd place.

Just kidding, we didn't spend long enough.

And we just wrapped up our whole Bayou Country series, so now it's time to cross that bridge into somewhere a little dustier, a little wilder, and honestly, one of my favorite corners...

Wait, I feel like I say that for every land.

[sighs] But it's true every single time.

1960, that little mine train got a glow up and became the much bigger Nature's Wonderland.

1972 was a big one.

That's when the Indian village and the canoe ride split off into what became Bear Country [laughs] and we know that journey [laughs] of name changes and eventually landed on today's Bayou Country.

Frontierland actually got smaller that year.

... and in DCA.

In Disneyland, we got the change in name from Critter Country to Bayou Country.

There you go.

Yeah.