It’s a pirates life for you when you’re staying in this well-appointed two bedroom suite. From the lush wood floors to the unique vintage furniture, you’ll half expect Captain Jack Sparrow to stumble in looking for rum — you’ll have to stock that in the fridge yourself.
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About the Pirates of the Caribbean Suite
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Throughout the suite is a truly sumptuous experience that includes Spanish Colonial-style furniture, concept artwork framed on the walls, exotic foliage, and subtle textured wallpaper evocative of a treasure map.
The Pirate experience begins right at the suite’s heavy oak double doors, with lanterns flickering. The doorbell plays the tune of “Yo-ho, yo-ho, a Pirates Life for Me.” A portrait of Captain Jack Sparrow greets you at the entrance. To the right, you’ll find the living area and dining parlor. Bring your own rum but that’s about the only thing that’s missing in this room.
Living Room Area
A grand faux fireplace flickers with realistic flames and above the mantel piece is the flat-panel television surrounded by an ornate gold frame. A leather couch, an old-world style desk with a standing globe, and a small side table holding a wrought-iron based lamp help bring more pirate charm to the living area.
A glass-enclosed display case nearby holds authentic coins, rare pirate figurines from the Walt Disney Classics Collection, a lithograph signed by Disney legend “X” Atencio, a replicated compass from the Pirates movies, a replica of Captain Jack Sparrow’s revolver, a replica of Davy Jones’ Dead Man’s Chest, and and even one of the infamous Aztec gold coins which cursed the buccaneers in “Curse of the Black Pearl.”
Dining Area
A fine oak dining table is surrounded by eight heavy oak chairs with leather detail. Illuminating the area is an elegant aged candle-lit cast iron chandelier that is reminiscent of a ship’s wheel. Dark wooden beams like the smoldering one at the end of the attraction line the ceiling. A replica of the Sailing Ship Columbia can be found inside of a glass bottle nearby.
Master Bedroom
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The Master Bedroom features a beautiful four-poster mahogany bed with deep red canopy and earth-tone linens that are evocative of the charming New Orleans Square area. A touch of appropriate vintage furniture includes a long dresser, a luxurious chair, and a tall-standing mirror. A beautiful stone shower with glass doors and a bath tub create a luxurious plush escape for the Master Bath.
Second Bedroom
The other guest bedroom in the suite features two queen beds complete with down comforters that feature sketches and artwork from the Pirates of the Caribbean attraction. Like the Master Bedroom, there are luxurious deep mahogany details throughout.
Another restroom in the suite is an homage to Scarlett (sic), the infamous redhead from the attraction. Deep red colors, jeweled lighting fixtures, marble counter tops and a top of the line whirlpool tub sum up the ornately over-the-top details of this bathroom.
Pool View
The suite offers view of the Neverland Pool area and a resort-wide view that includes the Disneyland fireworks at night.
Room Features
- Concierge Services are available
- Two bedrooms including Master Bedroom
- Two and a half bathrooms including Master Bathroom
- Chromo-Therapy Jacuzzi Tub
- Steam Shower
- Wet bar with Mini-refrigerator
- Dining area for eight
- Microwave
- Internet access
- Iron Ironing Board
- Hair-driers
- In-room Safe
- Television
- Phone with voicemail
- Cribs and roll-aways avaliable upon request
Room Facts
- Number of Guests: 6
- Room Size: 1,800 sq. ft
- Cost Between: $2,500 and $3,500
- Check In / Check Out: 3:00 PM / 11:00 AM.
- Room Service: 5am – 1am
- Available for DVC: No.
- Wheelchair Accessible: Room is accessible however bathtub is not.
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