Pirates of the Caribbean (Original 1967 ride footage)

[@fallbranch]

Here after watching the Defunctland video on Disney Animatronics. It's amazing that the original ride is archived online.

[@LITENIN9]

Me too... complete strangers yet we just did the same thing

[@vangoghsear8657]

What's so great about this video is how it showcased all the animatronics and the sequence of their skits. You would never get a YT video edited like this.

[@britishmangoes.721]

This ride used to be my worst nightmare but now I’m literally obsessed with it

[@goyardjaguar]

Same I was scared of it as a kid. Now it’s so nostalgic. I never saw this one but I saw it 07 and 08. Went on it in 2016, 2018 and last year… can’t lie I got the nostalgia fix. Splash mountain was my all time favorite tho and they are ridding that one fully:( My future kids will only hear stories Lol

[@jeffwooten6888]

You will never forget the red head

[@thecov3n]

Real (I’m still scared) 😂

[@MarkAMMarrk]

So nice to see the original version that I first saw in 1969 at 9 years old, and several times after.

[@EbenezerEibenhardt]

Ah, so glad to have gotten to see this version of the ride three or four times in my life before modernity got a'hold of it. ^_^

[@wadayatalkinbeet]

It blows my mind they did this in 1967, really impressive animatronics!

[@Goodedits01]

It is not animatronics these are real human bones

[@wadayatalkinbeet]

@@Goodedits01 Not the skeletons 😂

[@ericpalacios920]

For real! The lady in the barrel in particular looks so realistic

[@JWRogersPS]

I grew up going to Disneyland frequently. This was my favorite ride. I went on it again a few years ago, and almost cried when I saw how it's been ruined. The Disneyland I grew up with is long gone.

[@jeffsmidnightspecial8807]

You are so right. We’re lucky to even have a video to watch how it used to be.

[@GamerDude197]

@@jeffsmidnightspecial8807 what is it like now?

[@SirBuzz]

​@GamerDude197 Tons of unnecessary shoehorned movie references with Jack Sparrow mentioned about 100 times and completely ruined iconic Redhead scene, to name a few.

[@joshsullivan3781]

@@GamerDude197its literally same ride with mentions of new pirates movies. People complain about everything

[@Battery_09]

I grew up after the movie and I did frequent Disneyland a lot too. So seeing this without jack sparrow and all the movie stuff is crazy to me.

[@SindreGaaserod]

Disturbing fact: having already cost as much as the rest of the park combined to build, the bones were instead sourced from the University of California, and were REAL human remains.

[@boardcertifiable]

Well, since we're paying as much as we do for Disneyland, might as well see actual cursed things and ghosts. 😂

[@TheJediKenneth]

I’ve heard that it is an actual skull of a human head in the bedroom scene. I never knew that there is much more actual skeleton bones - not fake props. If correct, then that is an interesting fact. Disturbing that the dead can’t RIP but instead hang out at a Disneyland attraction. Thank you for sharing.

[@garypesci746]

That's an urban legend, totally not true.

[@kairicat856]

​@@boardcertifiable😂😂😂

[@NNNateMMMate]

They should’ve payed their taxes

[@BeruBeruIce]

Thanks God I found this video. I was trying to show the original ride to some fellas, not the movie inspired one

[@thomasnicastro673]

I wish they brought back the original pirate captain in the fort scene again with Paul Frees’ voice, but I’m glad they got rid of the Davy Jones projector in steam over our heads and replaced back to Paul Frees, J Pat O’Malley and Imagineer responsible for writing both the script and song “Yo Ho (A Pirates Life for Me)” and also provided some of the voices X. Atencio’s ghost voices in the cave back in the ride. So it’s almost like the ‘67 version. Can’t wait to go in November!

[@ryangomez2093]

2 pirates in this ride resemble Captain Hook and Mr. Smee from Peter Pan.

[@BeruBeruIce]

I mean those movies came by those times I think

[@ryangomez2093]

@@BeruBeruIce Yes

[@jamlym4974]

I love the movies, but I kind of wish they'd kept the ride as it was. Jack and Barbosa just feel kind of shoehorned in.

[@jamlym4974]

I remember going on this ride in 2005 before they added Jack Sparrow. I would've been ten at the time.

[@acer3573]

"Don' bee cheekin!" 😁

[@sarahfrancessworld5832]

Love this 😊

[@AdamKlownzinger]

I hope the people in this video got to ride through another time after this without all these lights being on lol. Unless they were meant to be on

[@coledoucette5116]

I heard it used to have a lot more light, apparently Tokyo Disney has similar lighting the the original lighting in California

[@skullnukeful]

For the 1967, the production quality is really high so this is clearly recorded by Disney, and these people are most likely actors/extras

[@peterlease1988]

As a child this ride terrified me. But later I found out that my anster was sir Frances Drake. So this is grate grate grate grate granpas ride. So now I ride it with delite.

[@Blake-pk3zy]

So the pirates of the Caribbean ride at Disney came before the pirates of the Caribbean movie?....

[@Emma-rr2ll]

yes the movie was inspired by the ride (kind of like how they made a haunted mansion movie but that wasn't as popular)

[@BeruBeruIce]

I mean that's how it started. Funnily they didn't have faith on a movie inspired by the attraction and wanted Will to be the hero but Jack took the spotlight. And you can clearly see the inspirations taken from the attraction 😊

[@pc5951]

It's true. Those are real human bones. Disney=Authenticity.

[@johnyoung1601]

This was so creative, so genius. The movie franchise was the opposite, in my opinion: a disgrace.

[@Chels7052]

Show em your larboard? Side Now I finally know what is said in the film at worlds end lol

[@Chels7052]

In between ‘strike your colours ya bloomin cockroaches’ and ‘deadmen tell no tales’, of course

[@Arrow-e9d]

This drop was so fun who agrees with me😂😊

[@laurants]

Yes, pirates chased women. That should never have changed.

[@ephesians.6]

Am I the only one who said out loud "sit down!" to that kid at the end?

[@richardwarden874]

5:43 Pirate chases woman. 5:48 Pirate chases woman. 5:50 WOMAN CHASES PIRATE?!

[@MrJuvefrank]

4:56 Belay there, yuh fo'c's'le swab!

[@jonathanbruins8124]

Why does that sound like Ernest Borgnine?

[@MrJuvefrank]

@@jonathanbruins8124 Yuh got me.

[@Blake-pk3zy]

Can someone please explain to me why I'm so confused and how this ride was already around in the sixties???

[@tesserarius5899]

The movies were based on the ride, not the other way around. I'd imagine there were people who were super weirded out when they first heard that there was going to be a movie based on a theme park ride

[@BeruBeruIce]

The movie took after the ride. Even in the bonus features of the first movie it shows

[@PotatoPc12]

One Piece season -1967 real found footage

[@braveheartgraves]

🤘🏽

[@amariknox9441]

6:29

[@Captain_James_Matthew]

2:01 real skeletons.

[@Yep6803]

It was 100% normal.

[@Captain_James_Matthew]

@@Yep6803 Indeed. Real skeletons were used a lot back then, as people were unable to make realistic looking fake ones.

[@Yep6803]

@@Captain_James_Matthew many people comment it as "urban legend" but is completely false, I don't even see the problems... most of those skeletons, whole I guess, were donated before the death for this purpose. If I would die would be cool be part of this! 😁 But, yeah, most of them need to check before comment! 😁

[@Yep6803]

@@Captain_James_Matthew before the death we can donate our body and that's ok, they didnt killed them...

[@Captain_James_Matthew]

@@Yep6803 Aye. These particular skeletons were, I believe, donated by the UCLI Medical Center, but I am not positive. And I agree that the people claiming it to be an "urban legend" need to do proper research before making such a claim.

[@jeffwooten6888]

This is Cursed Treasure #lunchwithjeff541 life of this ride is only a memory

[@Yep6803]

Trivia: in the past they were used to use real skeletons, they switched to fake scheletons lately due the new technologies and political correctness and easier to manage. Rumors say this dark ride was the muse of I corsari of Gardaland (1992 Gardaland). Those dark ride are so expencive due the little details, which is weird thinking hpw much are complex roller coasters.

[@sbm5379]

The rare occasion the movie is better than the source material

[@wyattc.]

I disagree

[@benfisher1376]

​@@wyattc. Me too

[@SirBuzz]

Wrong.

[@garypesci746]

Not true!

[@ThetrollISBACK-hv7uv]

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