@@OmnipotentEnt bromine isn’t able to treat water as the water dissolves it. Bromine is odorless also unless in high concentrations and isn’t legal for large scale usage unless permitted for industrial use in a well ventilated area, especially in the asinine state of California.
@@OmnipotentEntI’ve had one of those candles before. It’s been awhile since I was on the ride, but from what I remember it’s pretty accurate. It was an awesome smell too and reminded me of the sea.
I can still see myself wearing my Pirate Princess Minnie Mouse ears in the queue right now. In fact, I miss it so much even though it was fun mesmerizing all of the people who traveled to Disneyland which is a theme park located in Anaheim, CA before COVID-19 entered the picture with multiple variants. This attraction never dies even though it saved Disneyland 57 years ago.
I found out that above the two tunnels twixt the main and show buildings were a few utility kitchen hallways for the basement kitchens. And above the said hallways is the railroad track for the D-land railroad, located in the tunnel
haha, this must be during a magic morning or something...that que is never that empty, and the boats are always bumper to bumper backed up 6 deep at the end of the ride
Still the best ride at Disneyland, but oh, it only they'd left it alone content-wise. Before they put in Jack Sparrow there was a pirate toward the end (just before you started back up) who looked exactly like Stephen Sondheim.
I can still remember going with my Girl Scout troop many years ago. In those days the line was a series of switchbacks on the eastern side of the building. I haven’t seen that area used since. Especially not since they created the wonderful crowd controlling crossover bridge that was so very needed. A godsend.
One of my favorites after Haunted Mansion. I'm 36 and have only been there 4x. 1st time: 1998 2nd time: 2006 3rd time: 2015 4th time: 2024 Last one my kids got to see if for the first time. ❤️
I went to disney i think 3-4 weeks ago and i went on this ride as a child and ive loved it since, but this time i went i was kinda scared for the drops because ive been on the incredicoaster and yes. Its terrifying. But i ended up loving it so much but the ride broke down while we were on😭🙏 But jesus this ride is probably one of my favorites. Even on drops i didnt even scream i js yelled with happiness
I'm content with the change they made to the infamous "Woman Auction" scene, but I will always hear this classic quote from the Auctioneer in my head: "Shift yer cargo, dearie, show 'em your larboard side." Always made me crack up!
Hi, do someone know how many drops are in this ride, please? Are they scary really big drops or small ones? Im planning to take my mom for her birthday but she is 65+
There are 2 drops total, and According to Google, the 1st drop is 18ft and the second one is 13ft. Personally for me (I'm a big scaredy) the first drop is scary mostly because it's in pitch black darkness, you can't see anything, so it feels intense dropping and not seeing..but it's over quick and not anything super extreme...the second drop is visible (not in the dark) shorter and much more tolerable and more fun in my opinion. The entirety of the ride itself is just a slow boat ride and mind blowing and amazing to me because nostalgia and just getting to look at all the cool pirates and everything...it makes the drops worth it all. Even though I don't like the 1st drop, the ride is %100 worth going on and I will continue to torture myself just to be able to enjoy the rest of the ride, lol. I've gone on with 65yr old coworkers of mine who HATE anything scary, but they actually ended up loving the ride and wanting to go on again, so I guess it just all depends on each individual. I'd say definitely take your mom on it at least once, and if she doesn't like it, then you don't have to go on anymore, but at least you'll know 😊
Well! They should call this ride "A Descension into the Bowels of Hell!" How disgraceful! It's absolutely wicked to present this drunken debauchery and evil thievery to small children under the guise of an amusement ride. I would NEVER subject my children to such a distasteful hellhole!
My first ride on the Pirates was 1974 at 6 yrs old... we lived in Garden Grove from 1972-1988. I used to go to Disneyland 6-10 times a year for many years. I remember one time when there was literally 200 people in the entire park... it was eerie but fun.
I don’t know if I’m the only one who does this every time they ride this ride, but but every single time I do get to ride this ride I always will mouth along to “Dead men tell no tales!”
Fun fact: The singing dog At 11:07 is replaced by a different dog breed in the Magic Kingdom Version of this ride. This version of the dog looks like an elderly Cocker Spaniel, however, in the Magic Kingdom version, that dog looks more like a Golden Retriever Puppy. Look it up!!
Hi mspeyton..maybe it could be a tiny bit intimidating..cause it's dark and the 2 small falls..try getting them one time to see if they like it 👍..good luck ❤
Whenever me & my family r at California adventure or Disneyland & we always ride the pirates of the Caribbean, i always wonder why there’s an old man playing the banjo & why does this have to do with pirates of the Caribbean I was just always wondering
Went to Disney World in 2006 because we wanted to go on the Pirates ride. But it was closed down because they were rebuilding it because of the new Pirates movie. Never had the chance to ride it again. It looks so awesome though.
This was likely impressive in the 1960's, but in the 2020's this is silly. Don't get me wrong, there is some nostalgia at play here, but expecting people to pay money and wait in line for this kind of nonsense is a bit much.
Even though I maybe be biased since I've been on this ride multiple times growing up but I think even after taking off the rose-tinted nostalgia glasses and seeing all the changes made to it it's still an impressive ride that's a very well themed and atmospheric way to spend 17 minutes. :)
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single handedly the greatest ride of all time
Pretty much
Fun fact: John Lennon admitted he loved this ride on his mid 70s Disneyland visit
Agreed
Don't bring politics to the table
Agreed and splash mountain
Even through video I can just smell the water
Ummmmm
@@OmnipotentEnt bromine isn’t able to treat water as the water dissolves it. Bromine is odorless also unless in high concentrations and isn’t legal for large scale usage unless permitted for industrial use in a well ventilated area, especially in the asinine state of California.
Right , if u know u know , it's a musty like not bad but old 🤣😩😊
@@OmnipotentEntI’ve had one of those candles before. It’s been awhile since I was on the ride, but from what I remember it’s pretty accurate. It was an awesome smell too and reminded me of the sea.
@@Kpoole35Confirmed by multiple sources, it is bromine in that water.
It’s pirates’ 57th birthday today so this video seems fitting to watch
I can still see myself wearing my Pirate Princess Minnie Mouse ears in the queue right now. In fact, I miss it so much even though it was fun mesmerizing all of the people who traveled to Disneyland which is a theme park located in Anaheim, CA before COVID-19 entered the picture with multiple variants. This attraction never dies even though it saved Disneyland 57 years ago.
I went there a couple days ago and this is my favorite ride
The greatest ride ever love it ❤
The ride is great and all, but we all know the smell is the best part
Indeed
I mean….
I’m not gonna argue tho…..
Love Disneylands Pirates! I think it’s so much cooler. Thanks for this awesome job! What camera did you use to shoot it? 🎉🎉🎉
Excellent adventure 👏🤟🇺🇲🏴☠️
I found out that above the two tunnels twixt the main and show buildings were a few utility kitchen hallways for the basement kitchens. And above the said hallways is the railroad track for the D-land railroad, located in the tunnel
By far the best Disney parks channel
haha, this must be during a magic morning or something...that que is never that empty, and the boats are always bumper to bumper backed up 6 deep at the end of the ride
Still the best ride at Disneyland, but oh, it only they'd left it alone content-wise. Before they put in Jack Sparrow there was a pirate toward the end (just before you started back up) who looked exactly like Stephen Sondheim.
Wow! No crowds how did you manage that?
My favorite ride in DisneyWorld since I first rode it in the 70's.
I can still remember going with my Girl Scout troop many years ago. In those days the line was a series of switchbacks on the eastern side of the building. I haven’t seen that area used since. Especially not since they created the wonderful crowd controlling crossover bridge that was so very needed. A godsend.
YOU HAD A TRIP TO DISNEY CALIFORNIA WITH A SCOUT TROOP?! LUCKYY
@@Sammyy42 yes, very. I don’t know how the troop leader even ever managed it or us, really. Long ago, but not far away.
@@chrishintz1077 I want to go to Disney California Adventure and Disneyland so badly :(
@@Sammyy42 yeah, my Girl Scout troop we went to Disneyland as well. It was either that oran N’sync concert
This is gorgeous!!! The light is perfect! My favorite ride ♥️🏴☠️
One of my favorites after Haunted Mansion. I'm 36 and have only been there 4x.
1st time: 1998
2nd time: 2006
3rd time: 2015
4th time: 2024
Last one my kids got to see if for the first time. ❤️
Sea of thieves nailed the feel of this ride
I went to disney i think 3-4 weeks ago and i went on this ride as a child and ive loved it since, but this time i went i was kinda scared for the drops because ive been on the incredicoaster and yes. Its terrifying. But i ended up loving it so much but the ride broke down while we were on😭🙏
But jesus this ride is probably one of my favorites. Even on drops i didnt even scream i js yelled with happiness
Fingers crossed I can save enough to take my kids here on my own! We went last summer for one day but they deserve a full week!
Theyre doing cheaper days now
Can anyone give an opinion if kids ages 2-4 would enjoy this ride?? Trying to prioritize for our upcoming first visit!
Not sure if you already went, but my 2 year old loves the ride even the drops!
I hate the drops they scare me. There should be some brakes on those drop to slow the descent on the boats so people can't get scared and faint
@@tsitracommunications2884ok, that’s a bit overkill
I'm content with the change they made to the infamous "Woman Auction" scene, but I will always hear this classic quote from the Auctioneer in my head:
"Shift yer cargo, dearie, show 'em your larboard side."
Always made me crack up!
I've only been on this one and not the other one
Hi, do someone know how many drops are in this ride, please? Are they scary really big drops or small ones? Im planning to take my mom for her birthday but she is 65+
There are 2 drops total, and According to Google, the 1st drop is 18ft and the second one is 13ft. Personally for me (I'm a big scaredy) the first drop is scary mostly because it's in pitch black darkness, you can't see anything, so it feels intense dropping and not seeing..but it's over quick and not anything super extreme...the second drop is visible (not in the dark) shorter and much more tolerable and more fun in my opinion. The entirety of the ride itself is just a slow boat ride and mind blowing and amazing to me because nostalgia and just getting to look at all the cool pirates and everything...it makes the drops worth it all. Even though I don't like the 1st drop, the ride is %100 worth going on and I will continue to torture myself just to be able to enjoy the rest of the ride, lol. I've gone on with 65yr old coworkers of mine who HATE anything scary, but they actually ended up loving the ride and wanting to go on again, so I guess it just all depends on each individual. I'd say definitely take your mom on it at least once, and if she doesn't like it, then you don't have to go on anymore, but at least you'll know 😊
I see Captain Hook and mr smee
I heard they used real skeletons on this ride before.
The ride in Shanghai is much cooler. There combination of animatronic music and screens is just awesome
That’s because Disney does not old is Shanghai park probably the only hold the licensing to create Disney rides
Hey, you have to remember pirates of the Caribbean was the one in Disneyland was the only ride that I actually had real skeletons in it for 50 years
Nah….completely different feel and ride intention.
6:17, if you believe the rumors.
Even now, I can't stand the new redhead scene.
Ahoy. I’m back.
WE WANTS THE REDHEAD!
You already have a readhead--------and Redd is her name. Don't hate celebrate
@@tsitracommunications2884 I miss old school pirates.
@@lachlanmaheux3408 then go meet real pirates down in the southern hemisphere
@@tsitracommunications2884 That's something really i can't do.
@@lachlanmaheux3408 Tough tacos. Just have a Disney day
Micky mouse sherk is up there found rip Stone
I just found one real 💀
Well! They should call this ride "A Descension into the Bowels of Hell!" How disgraceful! It's absolutely wicked to present this drunken debauchery and evil thievery to small children under the guise of an amusement ride. I would NEVER subject my children to such a distasteful hellhole!
I think Kamala may try to shut it down 😆
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4 Family Friends?
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Daisy Ducks😮
Lisa Simpsons😮
3 Family Friends?
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3 Family Friends?
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Let me guess they are gonna change this ride too because it’s so “racist” •_•
Already did
Ddddd
I'm 54, been to Disneyland more than 1000x in my life and this has been and will always be my favorite ride. Thank you!!!
You sure beat me, been about 500 for me. I’m 47
Show-off.
Wow
@@Mom-Mimi100 years documenty Disney it's looks like new ride Disney world and Disneyland Disney company class starts in Walt Disney company so much
My first ride on the Pirates was 1974 at 6 yrs old... we lived in Garden Grove from 1972-1988. I used to go to Disneyland 6-10 times a year for many years. I remember one time when there was literally 200 people in the entire park... it was eerie but fun.
Be there March 29th ❤
#DisneyDiva ❤
Her till wesday
I don’t know if I’m the only one who does this every time they ride this ride, but but every single time I do get to ride this ride I always will mouth along to “Dead men tell no tales!”
Oh me too!
I can literally smell the water and the scent of this ride-----nostalgia 💗💗💗💗
Fun fact: The singing dog At 11:07 is replaced by a different dog breed in the Magic Kingdom Version of this ride. This version of the dog looks like an elderly Cocker Spaniel, however, in the Magic Kingdom version, that dog looks more like a Golden Retriever Puppy. Look it up!!
Were is the canon fire musket fie this ride has sure changed
One of my favorite rides at Disneyland!
Me too and Splash mountain
Hi mspeyton..maybe it could be a tiny bit intimidating..cause it's dark and the 2 small falls..try getting them one time to see if they like it 👍..good luck ❤
Our pirates of the Caribbean is much better because we have two different drops
Did any catch the Disney Mickey mouse on the wall in a red light as the sorcerer? It's around the beginning before they go into the city
It's captain jack sparrow we're after..
Whenever me & my family r at California adventure or Disneyland & we always ride the pirates of the Caribbean, i always wonder why there’s an old man playing the banjo & why does this have to do with pirates of the Caribbean I was just always wondering
That man is there to create a peaceful
quiet atmosphere in contrast to the loud exciting adventures of the pirates!
Went to Disney World in 2006 because we wanted to go on the Pirates ride. But it was closed down because they were rebuilding it because of the new Pirates movie. Never had the chance to ride it again. It looks so awesome though.
This was likely impressive in the 1960's, but in the 2020's this is silly. Don't get me wrong, there is some nostalgia at play here, but expecting people to pay money and wait in line for this kind of nonsense is a bit much.
😂😆
Even though I maybe be biased since I've been on this ride multiple times growing up but I think even after taking off the rose-tinted nostalgia glasses and seeing all the changes made to it it's still an impressive ride that's a very well themed and atmospheric way to spend 17 minutes. :)
Nonsense is a bit much…
If it's so silly, then why is it one of the most popular rides and with the most amount of people standing in line demanding to ride it...
@@ashleymatossian8265 Hype, History, and Marketing. I think a lot of those people going to see it will be disappointed... just like me.