Last month, Disneyland unveiled a fancy new audio-animatronic in the original Pirates of the Caribbean attraction, and not everybody is impressed. Todd Martens of the Los Angeles Times calls it ...

Disney attractions temporarily shut down for routine maintenance all the time. Few of them ever reopen with an entirely new type of technology. That’s exactly what guests will find on Disneyland’s ...

I’m a Disney adult. Always have been. I grew up on the Disney parks, and many of those classic attractions […] ...

Disneyland's beloved Pirates of the Caribbean is officially back in action, but not everyone thinks the attraction's new upgrades is a treasure. The ride reopened today after a nearly two-month ...

A tech upgrade to the Pirates of the Caribbean ride sparked fan backlash, with dissent inside the Disney company over the decision.

A greedy buccaneer skeleton sitting frozen atop a pile of gold for the past six decades in the Pirates of the Caribbean ride at Disneyland has been brought to life with the latest cutting-edge ...

Pirates of the Caribbean reopened at Disneyland today after an eight-week refurbishment, and Disney quietly introduced its first next-generation Audio-Animatronics figure without announcing it in ...

A new audio-animatronic figure on the Pirates of the Caribbean attraction turns from a pirate into a skeleton using real-time front projection and a mechanical head. Photo Credit: Disneyland Resort ...