The second image is of the serenading Pirates along with the howling dog and braying mule. The press release on the back reads: Pirate serenade- A merry buccaneer trio pauses at dockside for another chorus of "It's A Pirate Life For Me" as Disneylnad guests glide by in their adventurous journey with Pirates of the Caribbean, Frontierland's newest attraction. These three are among 119 Audio-Animatronic figures seen during the trip.
I like how Pirates was originally advertised as being part of Frontierland!
The blog will be silent tomorrow as I am off on a quick business trip. I will post souvenir Friday on Saturday.
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The bateaux is named "Camille" in the first photo. Did they all have the names of wenches back then? Do they still??
Also, are those work lights, or was that just an extremely clumsy lighting job by the photographer?
Patrick,
I LOVE you for making these images so big!!! Yay!
-Kevin
These photos make me desperate for a trip to Disneyland. Nice post! :D
Dude thank you so much for your work. I just found this blog last night, and spent about 3 hours here. I have gone to DisneyLand since I was born in 1962.
I am a total Disney history freak!
I got into cartoons and started my own animation company, my property is called The MusicLand Band, someday I want to create my own theme park. You can look at some clips on you Tube.
Did you or your parents take these pictures? This is a great resource!
Keep up the good work!
I realized that my first comment makes it sound like I didn't like the photos, which isn't the case at all...they are great! I just don't get why that arc light on the ship is shining towards us.
As always, I thank you for an exquisite resource of Disneyland history. Excellent.
I love these pictures.. It was some pics of Disney world Pirates of the Caribbean ride that got us started on our Pirates of the Caribbena pool bar on our pool. Its almost finished,you can check some of the pictures out at my home page or on my website at www.waterfallsllc.com
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