Coming up on this episode of D.L. Weekly, Critter Country is no more a new kids ticket offer for

2025, Coco and Avatar changes. The Jungle Cruise is back. A Disneyland Hotel Lounge has a new

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Teresa. You heard it here first, ladies and gents. Breaking news. Well, it's official critter

country is no more. Bayou Country is now the new name of the area with Tiana's Bayou Adventure and the many adventures of Winnie the Pooh. The display on the balcony above the new Lewis's Critter Club has been redecorated to a dressing room with musical instruments and a fan mailbox. And again, Lewis's Critter Club is the name,

the rename store. It was all of it was Pooh's Corner. Now half of it is the Critter Club.

Yeah. So we kind of have been calling it Bayou Country for the last couple weeks here on this show,

because since they painted the sign on the building, I was like, well, that's what it is.

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