Big Change at Magic Kingdom's Pirates of the Caribbean
Your next trip aboard Magic Kingdom's Pirates of the Caribbean will look a bit different. Check out the current changes to this attraction and throughout Adventureland.
Pirates of the Caribbean Attraction

Pirates of the Caribbean debuted at Florida's Magic Kingdom Park in 1973 and was one of the park's first significant additions after its 1971 opening.
This attraction was not intended as an opening day attraction at Walt Disney World. Imagnieers initially thought that this attraction would not be as well received in Florida since the norther border of the Caribbean.
As we learned in the fun Disney+ series "Behind the Attraction", when Walt Disney World opened in 1971 guests complained that they wanted to ride Pirates of the Caribbean. Due to popular demand, Pirates of the Caribbean replaced the origianl plan for this space which was the Western River Expedition.
Beak and Barrel Opening Timeline

Pirates of the Caribbean continues to be a popular attraction and one of our favorites among Kenny the Pirate Crew Members. There has been much plundering and construction around Pirates of the Caribbean over the past several months.
Work has been underway for the new Beak and Barrel Lounge that will welcome pirates both big and small. Guests visiting this lounge will find a "sea-worthy selection of grogs and grub."
You can check out the opening timeline for Beak and Barrel along with full details for this new menu HERE.
Change at Pirates of the Caribbean

With so many changes happening outside of Pirates of the Caribbean, a new change is now announced for this attraction. Cast Members will soon wear brand new pirate gear at the attraction, gift shop, and at the new Beak and Barrel Lounge.
Pirates of the Caribbean Cast Members will receive a new look soon
Cast Members really are the magic and this is a great update as they help prepare guests to set sail. Take a glance at these new looks:
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IMO, lame, just like every other change they made to the attraction.