Disneyland Removing Bride Auction Portion of the Pirates of the Caribbean Ride | THR News

Disneyland is updating the Pirates of the Caribbean ride by removing the bride auction scene, aiming to align with modern values and maintain the ride's adventurous spirit. Changes will occur in Disneyland, Walt Disney World, and Disneyland Paris. The redhead character will become a pirate, and the ride will feature new performances. This is part of Disney's ongoing efforts to refresh attractions while respecting their original spirit. The video invites Disney fans to share their thoughts on these changes.

What significant change is Disneyland planning for the Pirates of the Caribbean ride?

• Closing the ride permanently

• Removing the bride auction scene

• Introducing a new character from a different movie

• Adding a new roller coaster section

What is the main reason behind the changes to the Pirates of the Caribbean ride?

• To make the ride more thrilling

• To align with Walt Disney's vision and reduce offensive content

• To increase ticket prices

• To compete with other theme parks

What was the previous change made to the Pirates of the Caribbean ride to make it less offensive?

• Removing all pirate characters

• Changing the ride's name

• Altering scenes of pirate men chasing women

• Adding more female pirates

What transformation will the redhead character undergo in the updated ride?

• She will be removed from the ride

• She will become a tour guide

• She will become a pirate

• She will become a princess

How does Marty Sklar describe the changes to the Pirates of the Caribbean ride?

• As a minor adjustment

• As a temporary update

• As a new act in a theater show

• As a complete overhaul