Disney Parks revealed plans today for a major change to the Pirates of the Caribbean attractions in Disneyland and Walt Disney World involving the famous red head and chickens. Yes, you read that correctly, chickens.
In a move that might you say Heihei, stop! Disney Parks announced today that the Pirates of the Caribbean will undergo a major scene change.
The famous Wench Auction scene will become a chicken auction. Yes, a chicken auction. The world famous red head that every pirate is hoping to bid for (even though she wasn’t being auctioned) will become a pirate herself. Of course, it should be seen as odd in 2017 that she is given more than one gun too, right?
Instead of auctioning off women, the auctioneer will offer up guns, paintings, sheep, and chickens. Why would pirates be selling guns? Wouldn’t they keep those? Does “We wants the red head” remain as someone wanting to by a chicken?
It’s not April fools folks. We could wish that if we all said Hey, Hey, Stop! this idea would hit the cutting room floor. The change is scheduled to take place in a 2018 refurbishment.
Patricia
Monday 9th of April 2018
We always do Disney World but this year we’re taking a quick trip to Disneyland. Our trip is 5-18 to 5-21. We have reservations at Blue Bayou on the 21st. I’m bitting my nails about the reopening date. Will they update any changes?
Jennifer
Monday 19th of March 2018
I was just in the calendar and they show it being closed on April 23rd, 2018 until an unknown date.
kennythepirate
Monday 19th of March 2018
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sexyinseptember
Friday 9th of March 2018
I was there on 1/30 and 1/31 and the scene was still there. 2/27 and 2/28 we were there and it was closed and they were supposed to close 2/26 but closed 2/25. I asked. That shuttered thousands of people that planned on seeing it on that day I’m sure of it. They usually stick to the plan. Like Cinderella’s royal table, was to close 2/28-3/2 and they did just that. We were the last reservation on 2/27 and left there at 11:15 and as we were escorted out the door and the man told me they were getting new carpet and chairs. So I guess I could say I was the last to eat there before the change. So Disney stuck to that and sure enough 2/28 night they sure did have the doors shuttered and benches around door, kind of eerie. I like this site it’s awesome reading!
Brooke Lombardi
Monday 5th of March 2018
How firm is the reopening on March 18th in Disneyworld??? We’re going there on the 22nd and I’ve never been on that ride!!
kennythepirate
Tuesday 6th of March 2018
It's the date Disney announced
Dave
Saturday 13th of January 2018
It’s a ride. A vision. A story. A fantasy. No diffeent than a scene in a movie. It’s not a corporate policy statement. Try not to take it as such.