The attraction theme song lyrics were written by Xavier Atencio and the music by George Burns in 1967.

Its origins are loosely derived from Robet Louis Stevenson's sea-shanty "Dead Man's Chest" found in his 1881 novel Treasure Island.

Pirates of the Caribbean, features a 14-foot drop over a waterfall into pirate caves.

The boat then floats through a town where pirates are pillaging and Captain Jack Sparrow is hiding.

The Pirates of the Caribbean journey begins at the end of the Adventureland area where a skeleton pirate sits in a crow's nest attached to a ship's mast.

He guards the stately Spanish fortress, El Castillo - Torre del Sol. Pass under his black sail and pirate flag to the cool, covered, cavernous queue quarters.

If ye be seekin' adventure, climb aboard a boat.

In the town being pillaged by the Pirates of the Caribbean, there are rackets and revelry.

Chess-playing pirates remain locked in an everlasting moment of stalemate. A mischievous mutt holds the key to release the imprisoned pirates—but he's not giving it up for all the bones in the dungeon.

The wenches are wily. A salty marauder hangs his hairy leg over the edge of a bridge.

Even the cats are surly. Buildings burn. The town has been plundered. Is this the work of Captain Jack?

Ah, matey, "dead men tell no tales."