Lincoln) were all hits, and all made their way over to Disneyland afterwards.
The attractions at the fair (such as It’s a Small World and Great Moments with Mr. The fair was a huge turning point for Disney Imagineering at the time, allowing them to take concepts they’d played around with a bit and really put them to the test, such as boat rides and advanced animatronics. The project bounced around a bit over the next decade or so, never really going anywhere, until after the 1964 New York World’s Fair. Set to be featured in the then-upcoming New Orleans Square land, the theme was a good fit, as pirates did play a part in the history of New Orleans, and an attraction allowed there to be more to do in New Orleans Square than shop, dine and take in the sights. Our story starts in the late 1950s, as the idea that would eventually turn into Pirates of the Caribbean began life as concepts for a pirate-themed wax museum that guests could walk through.
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This is the story of Pirates’s journey from concept to the ride you see around the world today, how the advent of the hit movie franchise it inspired changed the ride in turn, and the many outrages that erupt any time you tamper with a classic ride, no matter how big or small said change is.įasten your seatbelt and prepare your worst Johnny Depp impression, because it’s time to dive into the history of Pirates of the Caribbean! Is there any ride more quintessentially Disney than Pirates of the Caribbean? Ever since it first opened at Disneyland in 1967, Pirates of the Caribbean is often a go-to when talking about classic rides, parodying Disneyland, and when discussing Disney history.Īnd with a ride this famous that’s lasted this long, a long and tumultuous history is sure to exist just out of the shadows.
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