It's been like this since 1992

The one in Shanghai is mindblowing!

I remember when the Blue Bayou at Disneyland still served a proper good meal in the 1970s until Eisner came in and turned the parks into shopping malls.

@@captain4318 We are talking about the classic versions of Pirates

For real. Their small world and pirates are like on a whole nother level, while still staying completely true to their original counterparts

That lady is batshit crazy. You don't just jump out of a moving ride 😭

That is sad I went on thu ride 3 times the first I was holding onto the guard rail for the seats like that guy in the cell in Salazar's revenge the second I wore some pirate stuff less afraid and yelled arrr on the first and second drop the third time not wearing pirate stuff didn't yell arr but still a bit terrified kinda traumatized by heights and water

Lmao

Sounds like the same kind of parent that would buy their underage child Grand Theft Auto and then complain to the company and news that their kid is now using slurs.

You're totally correct. Besides the British Pirates. There are also the our French Pirates, the Spanish, the Portuguese and the Dutch

what about somali

And Irish.

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It would have to since the French have high standards and extremely love their culture

I dunno I kinda like that cave vibe

It's a reversed version of the original!

Pre movies, jack was never there

I live in California and I was so confused when I went on this one. I was like oh I guess there’s no drop and then in the middle the skeleton appears.

As matter of fact, the ride opened in 1992 more recent compared to Florida

Better than the Shanghai one?

@@Sailormoonc3038 Of course No, DLP is the best of the classics. Shangai is a different ride like full Remake of the attraction and awesome too but with screens.

Agree but the skull of the chamber is real

I actually went on this ride at Disney

Nah. It's ours we've got extra drop 🇫🇷

There is no “original”

@@Radiohead_fan18 Our version in California is the OG.

Oh! It's the barrels

I can't see it

@@Jertje77 look at the barrels 😊

Indeed. Your American Imagineers put their heart for our Disneyland Paris 🇫🇷

I remember when Anaheim was a good neigborhood.

To me the guy in the rocker with the banjo was confusing because it gave me Louisiana bayou vibes.

Pirates in California and Tokyo is based in New Orleans which is in Louisiana. You make the trip to the Caribbean through the drops and the caves. BTW, I like the order of this ride the best out of all of them. I’m used to Disneyland so when you switch it around, it fascinates me.

Yes that’s it

We visited back in November 2021. Just took us until now to post the video.

@@Attractions360 now or never

@@Attractions360 Great, thanks for your answer, loving the content!

Great Quality of The camera! Witch camera do you use ?

It's the original, but reversed!

Yes totally. I totally want to ride this version. I just don't know when I'll go to Paris Disneyland.

@@Shadowcat107 Come to visit it by September to December. If you want to avoid the crowd and peak season, June to August

visiting in September! Super excited to see this in person

You’re thinking of the Disneyland in Anaheim because the Pirates ride does drop twice. This one in Paris actually drops THRICE

@@dogratgirl4178 I only remember two drops? One before the Pirate ship scene and one before the Dead Man's Cove scene? What was the third one?

You barely feel these types of drops. There more there for thematic elements.

Out of curiosity, why you find the WDW version better? It doesn't even have the bayou opening scene with the cabins, the restaurant and the tents with the fireflies. I've ridden the California, Paris and Florida version and the Florida version was a huge disappointment to me, like: talking about a soulless cuttout copy from the original with no unique flavor to it. The Paris version is to me truely the best one, since it does interesting things on it's own to stand out. Like an elaborate queue with skeletons behind bars, the idea of reversing the original, 2 drops instead of 1, and the overall flow of the ride is an improvement actually. Tho I have to say the cave scene at the end felt a bit empty. Not the best version of that part of the ride, gotta be honest on that one. But overall, the Paris one is the one that truely makes me feel i'm in the caribbean. All this is personal opinion tho. So yeah, enlighten me. Why do you love the WDW version more. I love to know.

Im afraid. Our Disneyland Paris version is better. Following the storytelling of Pirates of Carribean. Yours is the backwards

@@MissFlow Thank you buddy for appreciating, loving and rating our French Disneyland Paris Pirates of Carribean version 👍🟦⬜🟥🇫🇷

You mean chlorine?

You mean Shanghai?

That isn't possible, sadly.

@@im.joeyb. my bad yeah

@@thecunninlynguist It's fine. Don't worry. :-)

It originally was, but they renamed it to Captain Jack's a few years ago.

@@ScorpionSoldier17 it was called blue lagoon tho

What’s a neutral language? Do you think the parks in Hong Kong and Shanghai should use English?

it's a ride in a theme park in FRANCE.... also there is no such thing as a neutral language

So what your saying is that people in France shouldn’t know what they are saying

Disneyland Paris is already reworking the attractions, so they speak French and English, so both can understand, e.g. phantom manor.

@@topaxx101 That's so much better! French people are very selfish in my opinion.