"We're rascals, scoundrels, villains, and knaves...Drink up, me 'earties, yo ho" and we all know the rest of that song! Pirate Night on the Disney Fantasy was a swashbuckling good time for our motley crew. We look forward to it every Disney Cruise (sailing in the Caribbean/Bahamas), and this vacation was no exception!
Photo Fun
The whole ship's crew and characters don their best pirate attire to really make the night fun! This is the one night where you need to get ALL the photos. The photo borders are automatically added by the Shutters staff which add such a great touch. Make sure to be in line early for Captain Hook and Smee, Pirate Mickey, and Captain Jack Sparrow. Also if you can, try to take pictures later, the lines are much shorter! One of our favorites was littlest passed out on my husband when we saw Captain Jack Sparrow right before we ate dinner. We were standing in line, and she kept asking to be held, so of course, daddy picked her up. In a flash, she was OUT! Jack was such a good sport about it, and everyone in line around us just kept saying "Awwww."
Dining on Pirate Night
Enchanted Garden
No matter your restaurant for rotational dining, everyone has the same menus for Pirate night. Bonus the kid's menu turns into a pirate hat! Your scallywag crew will love all the fun options. Even your servers get in on the fun and dressed to the "nines" in the latest pirate fashion. Everything was delicious, but the desserts were standout favorites! I could eat five plates of that Caramel Macadamia Nut Cheesecake Tart...pardon my drool.
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- Sunken Treasure - Drink of the Day
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- Kid Strawberry Daiquiri
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- Master Gibbs ¼ lb pint of shrimp
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- Chilled Mango Soup
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- Davy Jones Locker Rock Crab Cake
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- Jack's Treasure of the Sea
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- Jerk Chicken
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- Caramel Macadamia Nut Cheesecake Tart
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- Pirate's Treasure Sundae (with vanilla ice cream)