Avast ye, buccaneers! Scroll on for the top 10 funniest Pirates of the Caribbean memes on the high seas!Â
Pirates of the Caribbean might not be the notoriously funny boat ride at Magic Kingdom, but thanks to the creative minds of our social team at WDW Magazine, we now have some hilariously specific Pirates of the Caribbean memes that only the most passionate of Disney Parks fans will understand.Â
10. Just For Kids
Perhaps the most annoying phrase Disney fans hear is “Disney is just for kids!”
I know this is untrue, you know this is untrue, and even Captain Jack Sparrow knows it’s untrue . This is a great reaction meme you can use the next time someone tries to tell you you’re too old for Disney.Â
9. Rope Dropping Like a Pirate
This one is for the die-hard rope droppers!Â
We’re not saying rope dropping isn’t worth it, but we all know it can be quite taxing on the body. This meme, of course, is a slight exaggeration, as I have never seen someone walk out of Magic Kingdom at the end of the night covered in barnacles. But it’s Disney … anything can happen, right?Â
8. Mickey Ears
Attention, Disney Shopaholics! I see you, I hear you, I am you.
Do you seem to always follow the siren calls that lead you to the gift shop? Because me too. I never know how I end up in a Disney gift shop; all I know is that I always come home from a trip to Disney with a new pair of Mickey ears.Â
7. Obsession
If you’re reading this, then it’s safe to assume that you have a healthy Disney obsession, just like the WDW Magazine team. You’ve probably also had conversations with the non-Disney folk in your life who just don’t get it. But that’s OK! We get it and we get you.
6. Going to Disney Again
There are two types of Disney Parks fans. There are those who know exactly how many times they’ve been to Disney, and there are those who have lost track.
The similarity between these two types is that they are both always thinking about their next Disney trip! Whether you are the first type or the second, this sweet *slightly altered* moment between William Turner and Elizabeth Swann is for sure you!Â
5. Rope Dropping (Again)
I love rope dropping for a few reasons. I love the thrill, the mild panic, and the low wait times.Â
My biggest fear during rope drop is getting my ankles bitten by one particularly dangerous animal you can find at Walt Disney World. And that animal is what I like to call “the stroller beasts.” If you’ve ever had a stroller run into you, you understand my fear!
Basically, you’re going to want to move as quickly as Jack Sparrow did on the beach. (Just remember to power walk, not run, so Disney Cast Members don’t have to yell at you!)
4. Mission: SPACE
I have been to Disney many times, which means I have been on all of the attractions multiple times. There is one ride that I have only been on once—and that is Mission: SPACE.
That was a “one and done” ride for me. Those warning signs have kept me out for 10 years now.Â
3. Short Wait Times
I think everyone has been in this situation. You’ll be on the opposite side of the park just to find out that the wait time for one of your favorite attractions is 10 minutes or less!Â
You don’t need to pay for Genie+ … if you can run fast enough.
2. Galactic Hero
I know some people can get Galactic Hero on Buzz Lightyear’s Space Ranger Spin with their eyes closed, but I am not one of those people. In 2014, I managed to get 999,999 points. I still do not know how it happened. This meme is for the Space Rangers like me who are just happy to get on the ride!Â
1. Heeere’s Johnny
Johnny Depp has notoriously stood in for his animatronic look-alike on the Pirates of the Caribbean ride on a few occasions. I have never been lucky enough to experience this; I have only seen the clips on YouTube.
But it doesn’t mean a girl can’t dream. Every single time I am on Pirates, I carefully inspect every Captain Jack Sparrow animatronic … just in case!Â
A Pirates of the Caribbean Magazine? Yes, Please!
Are you a Pirates of the Caribbean super fan? Then make sure you get your copy of our Pirates of the Caribbean attraction special, a 32-page magazine that covers the history, secret details, and Imagineering of this classic attraction around the world.
