Walt Disney originally planned it as a walk-though attraction but eventually made it a boat ride like “it’s a small world.”ĭuring the spring 2006 rehab, several new audio-animatronic figures inspired by the movie Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl were added to the attraction. It was one of the last attractions with which Walt Disney was intimately involved.
Pirates of the Caribbean opened on March 18, 1967. Le Bat en Rouge – Themed Disney dresses, apparel and accessories. Just outside the exit to Pirates of the Caribbean is the Pieces of Eight shop, which carries all the fashion accessories necessary to the well-dressed pirate, including hats, swords, hooks, and treasure. The French Market serves buffeteria style, offering selections like jambalaya, salmon, chicken, salads and soups.Ĭounter service is available at the Royal Street Verandah, which serves chowder and gumbo in bread bowls and specialty coffees, and at the Mint Julep Bar, which offers mint juleps, coffees and Mickey-shaped beignets. Blue Bayou provides a bayou-side dining experience – dine alongside the bayou and while enjoying the nighttime sounds and the flickering fireflies. The Blue Bayou and Cafe Orleans are full service restaurants featuring Cajun and Creole dishes. There are a variety of restaurants to choose from in the New Orleans Square area. The Bootstrappers, a group of musical pirates, entertain periodically throughout the day.
There is no height requirement and kids of any age may ride, but some may be frightened by the darkness and the skeletal pirates. The closest restrooms are located in the back of New Orleans Square, around the corner from Le Bat en Rouge.
Hand-held captioning devices may be used here. Wheelchair and ECV users enter through the attraction’s exit, and must transfer into the boat to ride. The first waterfall is 52′ long and drops 18 feet, the second is a little shorter, and drops 13 feet. There are two drops in the dark that may be scary for some. The ride takes 14-1/2 minutes, though it can be longer if the boats start getting backed up in the final scenes, as they often do. Except on the busiest of days the queue is shorter than that of other attractions like Indy and Splash Mountain. The queue for Pirates of the Caribbean takes a while to build up, and is usually of quite manageable length for the first 2-3 hours after park opening. Read about the Walt Disney World version of this attraction HERE. Pirates of the Caribbean New Orleans Square Disneyland Magic Kingdom and Disneyland: Best of Both Worlds.
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