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Backyardigans Pirate Treasure

Backyardigans Pirate Treasure is a Mack Rides Sea Storm in Nickelodeon Land that opened in 1999 before later being rethemed as a pirate ride.

Backyardigans Pirate Treasure is a compact spinning ship ride with an unusually long second life. It started out in the Beaver Creek era as Bradley Beaver's Pirate Ship Ride, then picked up a new name, new characters and a softer pirate theme when Nickelodeon Land arrived.

Normal 3 min
Average 4 min
Highest measurement 15 min Measured at 15-07 15:43
Type Ride
Category Swinging Ship
Closed - status
RCDB

Coaster profile

Classification

Scale low
Opening 1999
Retheme 2011
Vorige naam Bradley Beaver's Pirate Ship Ride
Product Peter Pan / Sea Storm
Rijders per cyclus 32
Minimumlengte zelfstandig 102 cm
Vervanger van Flying Elephants
Bronnen Pleasure Beach Resort; Coasterpedia; Wikipedia

Trains

Arrangement Mack Rides Sea Storm-opstelling met maximaal 32 rijders per cyclus; exacte gondelindeling voor deze installatie is niet als officiële parkwaarde gepubliceerd.
Riders per train 32

Notes

Pleasure Beach Resort lists no minimum height with an accompanying adult and 3 feet 11 inches for solo riders on Backyardigans Pirate Treasure. Coasterpedia identifies the ride as a Mack Rides Sea Storm with 32 riders per cycle and traces its origins to Bradley Beaver's Pirate Ship Ride from 1999, later rethemed for Nickelodeon Land.

Theming

The ride casts The Backyardigans as its pirate crew, matching the adventurous, child-friendly tone of Nickelodeon Land.

Data

Wait statistics

Based on available measurements and historical wait-time data.

Now Closed
Normal 3 min
Average 4 min
Highest measurement 15 min Measured at 15-07 15:43
Measurements 1173
Outage measurements 4
Avg. outage duration 13 min
Often busy 10:00 3 min average
Often quiet 10:00 3 min average
Reliability High 1220 measurements, 12 hour blocks
Distribution

Boxplots

Spread of wait times, outage duration, and the number of outages per day based on available historical data.

Wait times

1173 measurements

0 min 4 min 8 min 12 min 16 min
Min
0 min
Q1
3 min
Median
3 min
Q3
3 min
Max
15 min

Typical wait time: around 3 min.

It usually falls between 3 min and 3 min.

See more than 3 min? It is probably busier than usual — consider a quieter moment.

Less than 3 min? You are in luck: that does not happen often.

Outage duration

2 outages

0 min 5 min 10 min 15 min 20 min
Min
5 min
Q1
9 min
Median
13 min
Q3
16 min
Max
20 min

On average, an outage lasts about 13 min.

In three out of four cases, the attraction reopens within 16 min.

If it takes longer, expect extra waiting time.

Outages per day

1 day

0 1 2
Min
2
Q1
2
Median
2
Q3
2
Max
2

On days with outages, we see an average of 2 per day.

That usually falls between 2 and 2.

On quiet days it was 2, on busy days up to 2.

Historical

Wait-time build-up

Today compared with historical wait times by hour.

Today Expected Historical
Horizontal axis hours, vertical axis queue minutes. 0 min 5 min 10 min 15 min 20 min 10:00 12:00 14:00 16:00 18:00 20:00 21:00