You know you’re crazy for Disneyland when you blog about the Pirates of the Caribbean ride smell! What a great way to start things off – by saying something that only a true Disneyland fan would: I love the smell of the Pirates of the Caribbean ride! When the scent fills your nose, you know that you have just arrived at one of the most awesome rides in Disneyland. So what exactly is giving off “the smell”?

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Arrrrgh… wha’ be that smell?!

Pirates of the Caribbean is a dark water ride that opened at Disneyland in March 18, 1967. It would be opened in other Disney parks, Magic Kingdom, Tokyo. Pirates of the Caribbean used to be my favorite ride at Magic Kingdom growing up. The fact that they added Davey Jones and Jack sparrow to the ride made my childhood complete. With the ride now tying more closely to the movie I felt like I had been submerged right in the story.

No… I’m not talking about the Blue Bayou restaurant (although that place smells great too). This is a different kind of smell. It doesn’t come from food, and it’s not perfumey. It’s sort of a damp musty smell. Here’s a hint: it’s in the water. Ye already knew that? But what makes the water on the Pirates of the Caribbean ride smell the way that it does? I mean, other man-made bodies of water (like swimming pools) don’t have that smell. After snooping around, I found out that Disney puts something in the Pirates of the Caribbean ride water called bromine. It’s a disinfectant that keeps the water clean, and unlike chlorine, it doesn’t irritate the eyes, skin, or lungs.

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The aroma is so beloved that there are online forums, colognes, and candles dedicated to re-creating the Pirates of the Caribbean ride smell. But before you try to make your very own eau de pirates, keep in mind, there may be other factors that contribute to “the smell” like mildew and theatrical fog.

For now, I think I’ll just lay back, turn on my pirate tunes, and close my eyes! Shiver me timbers, I can smell it now!

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.Sung lyrics in bold.(Loading area announcements.)SAFETY ANNOUNCERAhoy there, crew! For your safety, remain seated, keeping your hands, arms, feet, and legs inside the boat—and watch your children. And no flash pictures! Prepare to make sail!(Spanish safety spiel.)Ahoy mateys! For a safe voyage, remember to stay seated with your hands, arms, feet, and legs inside the boat—and watch your children. And remember, no flash pictures! Now off with ya!(Spanish safety spiel.)(Ride begins.

Boats float through bayou and past old man playing “Oh! Susannah” on the banjo. )TALKING SKULLPsst! It be too late to alter course, mateys—and there be plunderin’ pirates lurkin’ in every cove, waitin’ to board. Sit closer together, and keep your ruddy hands inboard—that be the best way to repel boarders.

And mark well me words, mateys: “Dead men tell no tales!”Ye come seekin’ adventure and salty old pirates, eh? Sure, you come to the proper place. But keep a weather eye open, mates, and hold on tight—with both hands, if you please. There be squalls ahead! Photo credit:CAPTOR PIRATEPipe the lubber aloft, matey.

Where be Cap’n Jack Sparrow and the treasure, ya bilge rat?!CARLOS’ WIFEDon’t tell him, Carlos! No, no, no, no!(RIFLE PIRATE shoots at her. She screams and disappears behind the shutter.)RIFLE PIRATEHahaha, scuttle, ya bilge rat!CARLOS (Getting dunked)No! No!CAPTOR PIRATETake him aloft again, matey!CARLOS’ WIFEBe brave, Carlos!

Don’t listen to him!(RIFLE PIRATE shoots at her again, laughs.)CAPTOR PIRATEWhere be Cap’n Jack Sparrow? Speak up—or do you fancy a swim with Davy Jones?!CARLOS’ WIFEDon’t tell him, Carlos! Don’t be chee-cken!( RIFLE PIRATE shoots at her again. CARLOS gets dunked.)CARLOSI am no chee-cken! I will not talk!(He gets dunked again and gurgles.)(Boats move to auction scene, where AUCTIONEER attempts to sell captured women as brides to PIRATES.). Photo credit:AUCTIONEERWe anchor, now, ye swabbies? What be I offered for this winsome wench? Stout-hearted and corn-fed she be.DRUNK PIRATEHey!

Be ya sellin’ her by the pound?AUCTIONEERShift yer cargo, dearie. Cannon brawl torrent. Show ’em yer larboard side!DRUNK PIRATEWe wants the redhead!AUCTIONEERAllay there, you fo’c’s’le swab!DRUNK PIRATEThe redhead!SLURRING PIRATEWe wants the redhead!ARMED PIRATEAvast there! (Fires a gunshot.)AUCTIONEERAnd now, ya bilge rats—do I hear six? Who makes it six?DRUNK PIRATESix it be. Six bottles o’ rum!(Other PIRATES laugh.)AUCTIONEERI’m not spongin’ for rum! It be gold I’m after.

Strike your colors, ya brazen wench. No need to expose your superstructure!SLURRING PIRATEYou waiting for? We wants the redhead!ALL PIRATESWe wants the redhead!ARMED PIRATEQuiet, ya scum! (Fires a shot to shut them up.)(Boats go under bridge to chase scene.

MAP PIRATE sits on a barrel with the treasure map spread across his lap and key in his hand. CAPTAIN JACK SPARROW pops out from the barrel behind him to look over his shoulder. DOG keeps barking whenever he appears.)MAP PIRATEOh, it’s the treasure map for sure, and no mistake.

And by thunder, that scoundrel Cap’n Jack Sparrow will never lay eyes on it—nor this here key neither, ha har. (DOG barks.) Quiet! Ha har, fooled him, I did, by gum! I tell you once, Cap’n Jack Sparrow—you’ll never find the treasure without a look at this here map and this lovely key to the treasure room. (DOG barks.) Easy boy. Here I be—holdin’ the treasure map, and the key as well. What I wouldn’t give to see the look on Cap’n Jack Sparrow’s face when he hears tell ’tis only me what’s got the goods, haha!

(DOG barks.) Keep still! I’m studyin’ me map! (DOG barks.)(Boats pass OLD BILL with two STRAY CATS.)OLD BILLHere, kitty, kitty, kitty! Hehehe, have a nice little tot of rum with Old Bill, eh?

Hehehe (CATS meow shrilly.) Come on, now—be a nice little pussycat! (He laughs and coughs.) Oh, you be a feisty one, you be.

(CATS meow angrily.)(Boats pass under another bridge and by PIRATE TRIO singing with DOG and DONKEY. Next, pass by the city being burned while PIRATES loot. Next, pass by MUDDY PIRATE snoring next to PIGS. Photo credit:PIRATESYo ho, yo ho, a pirate’s life for me!We pillage, we plunder, we rifle and loot.Drink up me hearties, yo ho!We kidnap and ravage and don’t give a hoot.Drink up me hearties, yo ho!Yo ho, yo ho, a pirate’s life for me!We extort, we pilfer, we filch and sack.Drink up me hearties, yo ho!Maraud and embezzle and even hijack.Drink up me hearties, yo ho!Yo ho, yo ho, a pirate’s life for me!We kindle and char; inflame and ignite.Drink up me hearties, yo ho!We burn up the city; we’re really a fright.Drink up me hearties, yo ho!We’re rascals and scoundrels. We’re villains and knaves.Drink up me hearties, yo ho.We’re devils and black sheep. We’re really bad eggs.Drink up me hearties, yo ho.Yo ho, yo ho, a pirate’s life for me!We’re beggars and blighters and ne’er-do-well cads,Drink up me hearties, yo ho!Aye, but we’re loved by our mommies and dads,Drink up me hearties, yo ho!(Boats begin climbing the hill and pass CAPTAIN JACK SPARROW sitting in the treasure room surrounded by gold and jewels.)CAPTAIN JACK SPARROWDrink up me hearties, yo ho!Yo ho, yo ho, a pirate’s life for me!I raise a toast to all of our many shipmates lost at sea. Salut, mes amis!Drink up me hearties, yo ho!Rascals and scoundrels; villains and knaves.Drink up me hearties, yo ho.We’re devils and black sheep.

We’re really bad eggs.Drink up me hearties, yo ho.Drink up, lads! There’s treasure enough for all.

I shall take this paltry sum as a stipend to cover my expenses and the chest of jewels.Drink up me hearties, yo ho!Yo ho, yo ho, a pirate’s life for me!A toast to piracy, and its many shiny rewards. As a career, what could be more rewarding?Drink up me hearties, yo ho!I humbly accept this magnificent treasure as my reward for a life of villainy, larceny, skullduggery, and persnickety-ny.(Boats continue up ramp.)DAVY JONESWe will meet again when next you sail. So says I, Davy Jones!BLACKBEARDThe fates have spoken and guided you well. ‘Til we meet againDAVY JONESYou may not survive to pass this way again! (Laughs.)BLACKBEARDMark my words—we’ll meet again upon some stormy sea.DAVY JONESWhen next you sail, sail with Davy Jones. None shall escape.

(Laughs.)BLACKBEARDOn your way now. And tell the world you set sail with Blackbeard.DAVY JONESWhen next you sail, Davy Jones awaits. (Laughs.)BLACKBEARDThe sea’s been kind today, but who can tell what dangers lie on stranger tides?DAVY JONESMark my words—when next you sail, we’ll meet again! (Laughs.)BLACKBEARDYou’ll stay, onward to the bitter end.DAVY JONESSo it seems dead men do tell tales—don’t they?

(Laughs.)BLACKBEARDThe sea’s been kind today, but who can tell what dangers lie on tomorrow’s tide?(Boats turn past attraction queue on left. PARROT sits aboard perch on right.)PARROTAhoy there! (Squawk.) Thar she blows!

Squawk.) Avast there, mateys! (Whistle.) Walk the plank! Walk the plank! Squawks.) Shiver me timbers! (Squawk.) Yo ho! (Squawks.) Dead men tell no tales.

Squawk.) Shiver me timbers! (Squawk.) Avast there, lubbers! Whistle.) Eight little coins! Eight little coins! (Whistle.) Steady as she goes! Squawk.) Pieces of eight.

(Squawk.) Pieces of eight. (Squawks.) Ahoy mateys. Whistle.)(Boats approach unload zone.)SAFETY ANNOUNCERWhen the boat stops, please be steppin’ out to yer right.All hands, prepare to go ashore by steppin’ out to yer right.(Guests exit.)Help us transcribe more shows and attractions!

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