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He wanted them to keep going through and spot new things each time. Walt Disney didn't want people to go through once and see it all. It's the reason, says Irvine, that Pirates of the Caribbean is so rich in detail, like a painting that's come to life. "A lot of those original Imagineers are up with Walt now, probably Imagineering new things in heaven." Recent years have brought the addition of new captain's quarters scenes, skeleton parrots, three different Captain Jack Sparrow figures, and nearly 400,000 gold coins, among other oddities. To date, nearly 400 million people have ridden the original Disneyland Park version, traveling the length of the 1,838-foot canal flanked by 120 audio-animatronic characters, including representations of nine different animals.
The ride was a smash hit, eventually spawning four other Pirates of the Caribbean attractions around the world and a film franchise by the same name. The boat he sat in for that preview still floats in the Blue Bayou Lagoon. 16, 1966, three months before the ride opened officially. It was Disney's one chance to see Pirates of the Caribbean-he died of lung cancer on Dec. "He loved it and that made them feel good," says Irvine. They created a full-scale mockup of a dockside auction, complete with animatronic figures clothed by Marc's wife, costume designer Alice Davis, and pushed Walt Disney through the scene on a wooden boat with wheels. Walt Disney personally supervised, serving as their advocate and leader, even acting out characters the way he wanted them to be "just like he would for the movies," says Irvine.
The team drew inspiration for the pirate storyline from Howard Pyle's pirate illustrations and movies like Captain Blood and even Disney's own Treasure Island and Swiss Family Robinson. "Marc had a marvelous sense of humor and loved to have interaction between people or characters and animals on site," she adds. It developed into what it is today over long period of people, especially Marc and Claude, working together on themes to tell a story." "Eventually with the advancement of audio-animatronics in our Tiki Room and such, things started moving towards the idea that they could animate figures. "They thought they'd have one pirate have a bit of movement that would tell the story for the rest of a tableau that would be still," says Irvine. "For an attraction to become passé spelled the end of it in Disney's mind."įollowing the success of It's a Small World, with its boat transportation and animated figures, Walt Disney asked Davis, who had used simple robotic animals in his redesign of the park's Rainbow Caverns Mine Train, to incorporate movement into Pirates of the Caribbean.
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