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Een New Orleans Square-bootdarkride zonder minimumlengte, met twee drops, 119 Audio-Animatronics en piratenchaos.
Pirates of the Caribbean begint bijna stil in een Louisiana-bayou en zakt daarna af naar een wereld van skeletten, schatten, kanonvuur en brandende havenstraten. De boten bewegen rustig, maar de attractie is groots in schaal: lange scènes, muziek, geur, schaduw en Audio-Animatronics bouwen samen een compleet piratenuniversum. Het was de laatste Disneyland-attractie waar Walt Disney zelf nog inhoudelijk aan meewerkte.
De officiele Disneyland Resort-pagina vermeldt New Orleans Square, Any Height, huidige refurbishment, opening op 18 maart 1967 en de evolutie van gepland waxmuseum naar Audio-Animatronics-bootrit. D23 bevestigt opening op 18 maart 1967. Wikipedia vult Arrow Development, WED Enterprises, bateaux, 50 boten, 23-24 rijders per boot, 15:30 ritduur, 2 drops en 119 Audio-Animatronics aan.
New Orleans Square-bootdarkride rond de Golden Age of Piracy, met bayou-instap, Pirates Grotto, Dead men tell no tales, fort-vs-galleon-kanonvuur, brandende stad, jail dog, Yo Ho-lied en Captain Jack Sparrow-toevoegingen.
Based on available measurements and historical wait-time data.
Spread of wait times, outage duration, and the number of outages per day based on available historical data.
14741 measurements
Typical wait time: around 15 min.
It usually falls between 10 min and 20 min.
See more than 20 min? It is probably busier than usual — consider a quieter moment.
Less than 10 min? You are in luck: that does not happen often.
189 outages
Outages usually last about 5 min.
Some are over quickly (sometimes within 5 min), others take longer (up to 15 min). That varies per outage.
Already longer than 15 min? The attraction may stay closed a while longer.
69 days
On days with outages, we see an average of 2 per day.
That usually falls between 2 and 3.
On quiet days it was 1, on busy days up to 10.
Today compared with historical wait times by hour.
