Blue bayou

The Blue Bayou RESTAURANT, New Orleans Square, Disneyland, 1967 Themed to a Louisiana Bayou

In my trip a few weeks back, I ate lunch at the Blue Bayou. Since I was by myself on a business trip, I could really take in the environment of the place - it is an incredible piece of theming. Later, full of Monte Cristo (wow... just wow), I enjoyed arguably the best attraction ever built (for a really thorough read on the attraction's greatness, see the Passport to Dreams essay on it here: passport2dreams.blogspot.com/2011/08/fire-in-night-pre-em...). As I walked out the exit, I snapped…

Getting into this history-making eatery requires an entire strategy.

The Blue Bayou Lagoon, or simply the Blue Bayou, was a quiet bayou located outside of New Orleans, in Louisiana. It was the locations of many shacks as well as a mysterious passage that leads to Dead Man's Cove. In the Blue Bayou, a thin layer of mist would often float over the water's surface. The inhabitants of the bayou typically lived in houseboats and elevated shacks that were situated in the middle of the swamp. During the evening, lazy fireflies have their evening flights as a local…

From the opening scene of Justin Chon’s film Blue Bayou, I felt seen. Antonio LeBlanc (Chon) is the first character I’ve ever seen in an American movie (or TV) who is just like me. He didn’t just resemble me—he is me. In fact, I blurted, “Welcome to the story of my life!” out loud in the theater aft

blue bayou

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The Blue Bayou Fantasmic! dining package comes with a high price tag but with the top notch food and front row viewing for Fantasmic!- we think it's worth it. Join us for dinner and see for yourself!