Tiana's Bayou Adventure Stays Down at Magic Kingdom

Published September 27, 2026

SupaPark’s live data showed Tiana’s Bayou Adventure continuously closed on Sunday, September 27, 2026, at Magic Kingdom. As of Sunday, September 27 at 5:53 PM ET, the ride had been down for 2h 4m straight, with no status change since 3:50 PM ET.

The closure reading comes from SupaPark’s tracking of live ride-status snapshots at 5-minute intervals. The status was measured within Tiana’s Bayou Adventure’s own observed operating window today, so this was not a scheduled park closing reading.

SupaPark’s tracking showed the attraction continuously showing as closed from Sunday, September 27 at 3:50 PM ET through Sunday, September 27 at 5:53 PM ET. The measured outage length at that point was 2h 4m straight.

For context from SupaPark’s live data archive, the longest single continuous outage for Tiana’s Bayou Adventure in the trailing 30 days was 4h 15m, on 2026-09-05.

What we know

• Tiana’s Bayou Adventure (Magic Kingdom) — continuously showing as closed since Sunday, September 27 at 3:50 PM ET.
• Tiana’s Bayou Adventure (Magic Kingdom) — down for 2h 4m straight as of Sunday, September 27 at 5:53 PM ET.
• SupaPark’s tracking — measured the status through 5-minute-interval live ride-status snapshots.
• Today’s reading — occurred within the ride’s own observed operating window, not at a scheduled park closing.
• Trailing 30-day comparison — the longest single continuous outage was 4h 15m on 2026-09-05.

What’s not confirmed

Disney has not confirmed a cause for the downtime, a reopening time, or whether the attraction will return later today. SupaPark’s live data shows the operational status; it does not identify the reason a ride is closed.

What our data shows

• SupaPark’s forecast model puts Tiana’s Bayou Adventure’s typical predicted wait around 38 minutes across the day (checked 2026-09-27).
• Measured average wait over the last 7 tracked days: about 24 minutes.

What it means for your trip

If Tiana’s Bayou Adventure is one of your priorities today, do not wait around the entrance unless you are comfortable burning time with no confirmed return window. Shift to nearby Magic Kingdom attractions and keep the ride on watch instead.

The practical move is to treat this as a wait-and-alert situation: stay flexible, protect your evening plans, and be ready to move only if the attraction returns. If you have Lightning Lane plans tied to the ride, check My Disney Experience for how Disney is handling your specific return window.

SupaPark’s live ride alerts are built for exactly this kind of moment: when a headliner goes down or comes back, the useful thing is knowing quickly, not refreshing your phone every few minutes.

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