As work continues on Pirates of the Caribbean at Disneyland Park, construction walls have been extended, and the attraction’s sign is covered in plastic.
The walls enclosing the Pirates of the Caribbean area have been extended.
The construction walls are decorated with various Pirates of the Caribbean photo opportunities.
Above the turquoise wall, the attraction sign is covered in plastic.
The Lightning Lane and standby queue signs have been covered in plastic.
The entire area is blocked off, whereas previously, there was a break in the wall.
Fan-favorite restaurant The Blue Bayou remains closed at this time, possibly due to the construction at Pirates.
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Just got back from Disneyland and for the first time in 30 years we couldn’t ride Pirates, it was so disappointing but that’s what I get for not checking, were headed back for the beginning of June, please please please Disney have the refurbish finished!!!!
Stay out of politics,and just entertain children.
We were there two weeks ago and were soooo disappointed pirates was closed. Wasn’t Disney just closed for a year? They could do it then??