The Beak & Barrel, Magic Kingdom’s first-ever bar, has officially opened its doors, offering guests an immersive Pirates of the Caribbean-themed experience. Located in Adventureland, this new addition combines classic Disney storytelling, intricate design, and a touch of pirate mischief!
Here’s a detailed look at the spaces and features that make The Beak & Barrel a must-visit destination.
Exploring The Beak & Barrel
The Mess
The Mess is the first space guests encounter, a lively area that was once a mess hall for Spanish soldiers before being claimed by pirates. Key features include:
- Ship’s Bell: Said to be from Captain Redd’s first ship, gifted to Merry, the tavern’s founder.
- Mermaid Windows: Salvaged from a pirate shipwreck, these barnacle-covered windows add a touch of mystery.
- The Brig: A dark corner with remnants of its past as a holding cell, adding an air of intrigue to the space.
The Cursed Bar
The centerpiece of The Mess is the massive skull-shaped bar, which boasts:
- Enchanted Rum Bottle: A magical bottle that ensures the tavern’s barrels never run dry, as long as it remains full.
- Rummy the Barker Bird: Perched atop the bar, Rummy entertains guests with stories, jokes, and songs.
The Captains’ Quarters
This elegant space offers a glimpse into the finer life, with:
- Fireplace: A warm glow that anchors the room, surrounded by miniature ships in glass bottles that come alive in battle.
- Decorative Details: Rich drapery and grand artwork, though marked by the wear and tear of pirate life.
Captains’ Booths
Along the walls, guests will find intricately carved wooden booths that tell the tales of legendary pirates. A private sitting room nearby offers games of skill and chance, with subtle nods to past matches.
The Mapmaker’s Room
This room is a treasure trove of maps, parchment, and secrets, featuring:
- Worktable: A central table where pirates gather to plan their next adventures.
- Painted Map: A large wall map filled with hidden pirating secrets waiting to be uncovered.
What Makes The Beak & Barrel Unique
Immersive Storytelling
Every corner of The Beak & Barrel is steeped in pirate lore, from the salvaged ship artifacts to the magical elements that bring the space to life.
Interactive Features
Guests can explore the tavern’s many rooms, each offering a unique experience, from animated ship battles to the enchanting presence of Rummy.
A New Chapter for Magic Kingdom
As the park’s first bar, The Beak & Barrel sets a new standard for immersive dining and entertainment, blending the beloved Pirates of the Caribbean theme with a fresh, interactive concept.
Conclusion
Magic Kingdom, The Beak & Barrel is shaping up to be a destination worth exploring!
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Written by
Rachel Van Norman
Contributing Writer
Rachel fell deeply in love with all things Disney as a little girl. Now as a wife and a mother herself, she shares this Disney obsession with her son and everyone around her. From her love of princesses to eating all the Disney food, Rachel spends her time radiating Disney magic and keeping everyone up to date on Disney news.
