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Drink up me hearties, yo ho!

Set sail on a spirited moonlight voyage through the balmy lagoons and seaside forts of the Caribbean, as a band of villainous pirates stage a full-scale attack on an overwhelmed fort.

The last attraction to be personally supervised by Walt Disney before his death, Pirates of the Caribbean opened in 1967 at the original Disneyland in California. Twenty-five years later, this version at Disneyland Paris refined and redefined the entire experience, reorganising the story and bringing every Audio-Animatronic and every special effect bang up to date.

However, whilst this version has the advanced technology of the 1990s, it steered clear of the Jack Sparrow-orientated film tie-ins added in California and Florida in 2006. Therefore, what you see here is the attraction just as Walt originally intended it.

From the jolly theme song to the crashing flume drops, to the disorientating and wonderfully atmospheric queue line, this attraction is not only one of the very best at the park - nor the resort - but one of the greatest themed attractions in the world. Drink up the atmosphere — it only gets better each time.

Pirates of the Caribbean has now reopened from its major refurbishment, with new surprises including the integration of characters from the blockbuster Jack Sparrow films. Look out for a fully updated guide here soon!

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Indoor boat ride through a spectacularly immersive Audio-Animatronic pirate story with 2 small flume drops.

Opening Date

12th April 1992

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Water flume dark ride

22 Guests per boat, 40 boats

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• Children 3-7
• Children 8-12
• Young Adults

• Features a cast of 119 state-of-the-art Audio-Animatronics characters, including 55 animals and 12 skeletons !
• The two duelling swordfighters are unique to the Parisian version of the attraction and were the most advanced figures of their kind ever created when the attraction opened.
• In the other international versions of the attraction, guests take a drop first to send them "back in time" to when pirates roamed the Caribbean. This was originally a necessary step to get the boats beneath the railroad tracks to the huge showbuilding beyond the berm. In Paris, the Imagineers took the chance to reorganise the story from the start to use the drops as more logical plot points.

Imagineers affixed over 30,000 individual pieces of treasure by hand, one-by-one, to create the final Dead Man's Caves scene

• Large boats with a capacity for up to 20 people mean Pirates in Paris rarely has a queue of over 15 minutes. Its position right at the back of the park also means you can often acheive the dream of a Disneyland "walk-on" most mornings and evenings.
• If you take can advtantage of Extra Magic Hours, wait by the Fantasyland-Adventureland gate (near Peter Pan's Flight ) at 10am and when the rope drops you'll be first in line for the attraction, well ahead of everyone coming from Central Plaza!
• Not recommended for children under 1 year old.
• Features two short indoor flumes, one after the prison scene, another after the burning town.
• Transfer required. Enter via the exit, to the left of the entrance near Blue Lagoon Restaurant and Le Coffre du Capitaine . Must be accompanied in order to assist in transfer to the boats.

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Guests were able to embark on an enchanting fairy tale or a buccaneering adventure at the Festival of Pirates and Princesses from 19th January to 17th March 2019 . This vibrant, interactive bounty bursting festival had the biggest gathering of royalty and rapscallions!

Disney Pirate or Princess: Make Your Choice

Guests were ready for the spectacular interactive Disney Pirate or Princess: Make Your Choice, a Disney Princess and Pirate-filled promenade sweeping through Disneyland Park. If your duty is to defend the royalty of Disney Princesses, you could sing and dance alongside the likes of Rapunzel, Snow White and Ariel .

If the Pirate's life is more for you, you could perfect your arrrr and sea leg swing with Jake, Peter Pan, Wendy and a rowdy crew of acrobatic rapscallions .

Hoist the Flag, Mateys!

You could learn how to be a real rapscallion with a legendary Pirate ! Do you have what it takes to Hoist the Flag, Mateys and join the infamous crew of buccaneers ?

Shipmates of all ages were invited to jump onboard this fun-filled , interactive experience with Captain Jack Sparrow , the most legendary pirate to ever sail the seas! He was looking for a new crew for his next quest, so guests had their largest arrrr and their sturdiest sea legs ready!

Princess Promenade

Guests could get their tiaras at the ready for Princess Promenade! Every day was wonderfully royal, as the likes of Sofia the First, Elena of Avalor and some regal performers graced Disneyland ® Park with an enchanting Princess Promenade. Guests kept their eyes peeled as they witnessed a very special guest and her royal entourage.

Pirate & Princess Character Encounters

Dreams come true with these fairy tale and swashbuckling encounters! Guests could feel like royalty and arrrrrr like a true rapscallion with these fairy tale and swashbuckling encounters that the whole family could treasure forever and ever. Guests had their widest smile ready because they were invited to meet Belle, Aurora, Rapunzel or other Disney Princesses in real life amid the palatial surroundings of Princess Pavilion .

And if Pirate plundering and never growing up is your thing, guests could perfect their limp and shake hands and hooks with the jolliest of buccaneers, and some surprise scallywags , in front of Pirates Beach . Shiver-ya-timbers!

Become a Princess or a Pirate!

You were able to grant your little Princess and Pirate's wishes with some dress-up and face-painting fun they'll never ever forget, at places like Disneyland ® Hotel and Sir Mickey's Store . Young royals in waiting became the fairest in the land when they had their makeup perfected and their hair styled just like their beloved Disney Princess.

Budding buccaneers could get their face painted and look shipshape, wearing seafaring garb fit for Cap'n Jack Sparrow himself. Princess gowns awaited at the likes of La Chaumiére des Sept Nains and Pirate outfits were unearthed in shops such as Le Coffre du Capitaine .

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You can encounter some of the Disney Princesses and Pirates at certain times during the year, outside the Festival of Pirates and Princesses. Princess and Pirate dress-up and face-painting is available all year round, at an extra cost. Face-painting is for children over 3 years old. Contact your travel agent for more details, and consult the theme park rules for conditions on costume-wearing and authorised items in the Disney ® Parks.

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Pirates of the Caribbean

Shiver your timbers in this marauding pirate plundering, now with Captain Jack Sparrow and a crew of infamous faces on board.

Take off on a treacherous voyage to the 17th Century, when rowdy rogues ruled seaport towns along the Spanish Main under the watchful eye of Jolly Roger.

Navigate your way through the haunted realms of Dead Man’s Cove and Hurricane Lagoon, before dropping anchor amid an explosive battle between a foggy Caribbean fort and a striking 12-gun galleon.

Looters and buccaneers sing a song of jubilation as flames engulf a nearby seaside city. And those unlucky enough to get locked up attempt to lure a confused canine within reach to nab the dungeon keys he has in his mouth.

Dead men tell no tales, indeed!

The 12 Best Pirate Themed Vacations

Ahoy there, mateys! We've come up with the best treasures out there if you want to channel your inner swashbuckler. Is a pirate’s life for you? Arrrr you ready? Say Aye to follow the compass to the best pirate vacation deals out there! (Ok, we’ll try and stop now, but no promises. #sorrynotsorry)

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Ahoy there, mateys! It’s International Talk Like A Pirate Day, so obviously we had to put our tricorne’s on (ahem, pirate hats, to you and I) and come up with the best treasures out there if you want to channel your inner swashbuckler.  Is a pirate’s life for you? Arrrr you ready? Say Aye to follow the compass to the best pirate vacation deals out there! (Ok, we’ll try and stop now, but no promises. #sorrynotsorry)

You wouldn’t necessarily know it to look at the now sleepy fishing town, but Port Royal - a village in southeastern Jamaica located at the end of the Palisadoes - was once known as the “wickedest city on earth”. The remains of Fort Charles - dating back to the 17th century - is today a museum containing archaeology artifacts salvaged from the “sunken” pirate city.

The infamous Captain Henry Morgan (the dude from the rum ) is also buried in the Palisadoes Cemetery, if you wanted to go and, er, pay your respects.

2. The Bahamas

A prime spot for pirates back in the 17th century was Nassau - not only because who doesn’t love the idea of drinking rum under the Caribbean sun from the comfort of a hammock? - but also thanks to the waters, which proved too shallow for giant warships to enter but were perfect for the vessels preferred by the swashbucklers. Blackbeard set up home here, so it’s par for the course that an entire pirate history is on display everywhere - from the well-preserved forts to a museum.

3. Dominica

Another Caribbean hotspot - with a difference. Yup, this one’s home to the fictional Cannibal Island from Pirates of the Caribbean - impressively authentic thanks to the many pirates who once lived here and - if legend is to be believed - over a million pesos in buried treasure! But - don’t despair; even if you’re not lucky enough to find the actual loot, modern-day Dominica is filled with natural gems, such as breathtaking beaches, lush jungles and sparkling waterfalls. (And if you are lucky enough to find the loot? Please ask us for our bank details so we can enjoy our well-deserved commission!)

On top of all this, an epic Pirate Cruise awaits you here, too, inviting you to brave the plank and snorkel with sharks and stingrays among a colorful coral reef filled with fish. You’ll then enjoy a full-scale pirate battle - complete with sword fights and stunts - before jumping back aboard the ship.

4. St. Kitts

An infamous siege once took place on this French island, led by Captain Kidd, who wreaked havoc on the high seas. Today, St. Kitts is popular with amateur treasure hunters, thanks to the many legends, and you can try your luck while snorkeling as part of this all-inclusive, catamaran cruise - complete with a scenic smorgasbord of sun, sea and gentle Caribbean breeze.

Sail the Caribbean Sea on board the Jolly Roger - an authentic pirate ship operated by a rogue yet but welcoming cutthroat crew . The 3.5-hour cruise includes a delicious dinner, an epic pirate battle - complete with swashbuckling sword fighting, awesome acrobatics, live music, dancing and plenty of alcohol (#openbar) - AND plenty of fun adventures for the kids, too! Soak up the rum, soak up the spectacular views of the Caribbean coast and enjoy the voyage!

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It might come as something of a surprise that the laid-back island of Malta was once a hub of pirate activity. However, thanks to its prime spot in the Mediterranean Sea, coupled with the nooks and crannies of its coastline, it boasted all the right ingredients for a swashbuckling hotspot back in the 18th century. The island of Gozo , in particular, is a great place to visit if you’re interested in seeing where cannons were once fired to alert the citizens of impending intruders.

7. Cornwall

With its stunning rockery, crystal-clear waters and white, sandy beaches, Cornwall is today one of the most sought-out hotspots to vacation in the UK. Is it any wonder that some of the most famous pirates of yesteryear - including Blackbeard - loved it too, albeit for different reasons? Yup, thanks to the jagged inlets and coves that could easily hide ships, it proved a popular hideout, and you can visit the old tunnels by day and drink yer rum in the Admiral Benbow - a pirate-themed pub - by night!

8. Madagascar

When it came to hidden treasure, pirates sure liked to ‘move it, move it’ back in the day on the island of Madagascar (IYKYK), thanks to the miles of secluded coves, perpetually-warm climate and abundance of food and fresh water. Today, you can still spot the wreckages of some ships - both from the comfort of a boat or while snorkeling!

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Havana was a popular trading port in the 1500s  filled with Spanish goods, making it an easy target for pirates, who would frequent local taverns to pick up intel about arriving ships before catching them by surprise and plundering their booty.

Remnants of this pirate past are, therefore, everywhere, and - as well as checking out the dedicated museum - you can enjoy a taste of the pirate life by seeing how Cuban cigars are made and drinking their unbeatable rum.

10. Florida

Is there anything Florida can’t offer when it comes to vacations?  There’s so much to choose from we’re not quite sure where to start, so we guess we’ll go with the most obvious: The Pirates of the Caribbean ride at Disney World, Orlando (the inspiration behind the movie franchise, didn’t you know?).

Of course, Florida also lays claim to actual pirate history on its shores, which you can learn all about at the Pirate and Treasure Museum in St. Augustine , featuring one of the world’s most extensive collection of pirate relics such as Blackbeard’s pistol, golden treasure and the skull from an authentic Jolly Roger flag. Somewhat fittingly, the museum is in a city that was destroyed by pirates not once but twice!

Next up, we’re seriously shipping Captain Memo’s Pirate Dinner Adventure . Climb atop the Spanish galleon in a gigantic lagoon for a Broadway-esque spectacle of sword fights, stunts and songs, accompanied by a three-course meal. This two-hour odyssey also includes cannon blasts, treasure hunts, face painting, water guns, stories and dancing - the perfect family adventure.

If you’re here in January, you must also check out the Gasparilla festival in nearby Tampa - named after legendary pirate Jose Gaspar who terrorized the coast of West Florida during the late 18th and early 19th centuries. Between the floats, marching bands, flowing alcohol and the mayor’s “surrendering” of the key to the city, it can get somewhat boisterous, so if you have mini travel pirates among you, you might want to check out the Children’s Gasparilla instead, filled with spectacular fireworks, food vendors and bands.

11. Louisiana

Lake Charles - a southwest city in Louisiana - holds a two-week pirate festival every May called Contraband Days and - among other things - includes forcing the fully-clothed mayor to walk the plank to the sound of roaring canons! After Mardi Gras, it’s the state’s longest-running festival and features contests for kids’ pirate costumes, barbecuing, boat building, carnival rides and food booths selling delicious Cajun specialties.

One for the movie buffs, head to the knife-edged cliffs and emerald-green valleys of Kauai if you want to walk in the footsteps of Captain Jack Sparrow, as this is where some of the scenes were filmed for the movie. (As if you really need a reason to vacation in Hawaii!)

So, where will you yo, ho, go? (Facepalm. Sorry).

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With its three water slides and it stranded pirate ship, the water playground is the central attraction of our hotel. This unique aquatic recreation area offers a great experience for children….and the young at heart! Look carefully at the pirate at the top of the ship, and watch him empty his hat on the fearless swimmers!

The long opening hours allow you to relax in the water playground before and after your days in the Disney© parks. Furthermore, you have access to the water playground on your arrival day and throughout your stay, including departure day. Choosing a hotel with a pool at Disneyland Paris is the guarantee of great moments of pleasure for the whole family!

Some useful information your need before venturing into the aquatic recreation area :

• Swimming is not supervised. Little sailors are under the entire responsibility of their parents or accompanying adult(s).
• Children under the age of 12 must be accompanied by an adult.
• The aquapark closes daily from 12.00 to 13.00 and from 17.00 to 18.00.
• The water playground can be closed for maintenance. Next dates: from 06 to 29 January 2024 included and from 13 to 18 January 2025 included.
• Do not use the towels from your rooms at the water playground. Remember to bring your own pool towels. If you prefer to travel light, towels can be hired directly from the water playground reception (2€/towel for the length of the stay).
• It is not be possible to have access to the aquapark on the day of your departure, after check-out time (11am). Therefore, you can ask for a late check-out at the reception.
• The water playground is reserved for the sole use of hotel clients.

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All the Details About Our Pirates Voyage Dinner Show Menu

One thing you have to bring with you when you visit Pirates Voyage Dinner & Show in Myrtle Beach is your appetite! We serve each of our guests a four-course pirate feast that’s enough to satisfy hungry landlubbers and pirates alike. Are you curious about the dinner portion of our Myrtle Beach dinner show? Keep reading for all the details about our Pirates Voyage dinner show menu .

Our Pirates Voyage Dinner Show Menu

Our dinner show menu has something for everyone. No one will leave hungry when visiting Pirates Voyage in Myrtle Beach. The four-course feast starts off with our famous Voyager Creamy Vegetable Soup and some Buccaneer Bread. Our soup has become a favorite among all our visitors. In fact, it’s so popular that we started selling our soup mix online and in our gift shop so you can make it at home! Following our Voyager Creamy Vegetable Soup and Buccaneer Bread is Half O’ Roasted Cackler (Chicken), Swashbucklin’ Sugar-Cured Ham, Cob O’ Buttery Corn, an Herb-Basted Potato Wedge, Apple O’ Me Eye Pie, and unlimited Coca-Cola®, tea, or coffee. It’s a mouth-watering feast that’s as big as our main event!

Special Meals

Do you have dietary restrictions or preferences? You’re in luck! We want all guests to be able to enjoy the dinner portion of our action-packed dinner show. That’s why we offer special meals to accommodate all diets. In addition to our regular four-course feast, we have gluten-free meals that include everything from our Swashbucklin’ Sugar-Cured Ham to a Snickerdoodle Cookie and vegan/vegetarian meals that include a Vegetable Medley, an Herb-Basted Potato Wedge, and more. We also have delicious dairy-free meals available upon request! If you or anyone in your party would like a special meal, please mention it at the time of your reservation.

When Is It Served?

There won’t be a moment of boredom while you enjoy your hearty pirate feast! Our meal is served once you take your seats and get ready for the action to unfold in Buccaneer Bay. Watch an incredible pirate battle between the Crimson and Sapphire crews as they fight for the sunken treasure. Captain Blackbeard and his quartermaster, Calico Jack, lead the crews in a battle on land, on deck, in water, and in the air above their full-sized pirate ships. In this tale of high seas escapades and romance, you’ll witness sword fighting, blazing cannons, fire tricks, high diving, and more while you dine. You can feast on the meal all throughout the show — just make sure you save room for dessert at the end!

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Now that you know more about our Pirates Voyage dinner show menu, we bet you can’t wait to try it! To help time pass before you come to our show, try recreating our dinner at home! Our creamy soup mix is sold online and makes it easy to enjoy the tastes of Pirates Voyage in your own home. Purchase your Creamy Soup Mix online and set your own menu for an evening of family food and fun at home!

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Are you ready to start planning your vacation? The key is to get your Pirates Voyage tickets in advance! Take a look at our Myrtle Beach show schedule to help you find the perfect date and time, then purchase your tickets.

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