Other boats were pushed to safety by wading cast members, Disney parlance for employees. Disneyland Fire Department rescue personnel helped some riders off of stranded boats. Pirates of the Caribbean boats located close to “land” were quickly evacuated, but riders stuck at “sea” waited 90 minutes to be rescued. The animatronic women chasing robot pirates in a continuous circle in the Town Square scene continued their pursuit unabated throughout the 90-minute ordeal, according to riders stuck in the attraction. Riders stuck in the Town Square section of the attraction watched the same repetitive animatronic scenes and listened to the “Yo Ho (A Pirate’s Life for Me)” theme song on a loop for 30 minutes before Disneyland stopped trying to restart the attraction, turned on the lights and turned off the audio soundtrack and animation. Many renditions of this theme are used in the pirate’s sequels.
Featured as the soundtrack of the film, this theme song is at the very beginning of the movie credits. SEE ALSO: Surge of international travelers coming to Disneyland and other California theme parks The Pirates of the Caribbean theme song He’s A Pirate was composed by Klaus Badelt and Hans Zimmer for the 2003 film Pirates of the Caribbean The curse of the black pearl. (Brian Rokos, Riverside Press-Enterprise/SCNG) Riders are evacuated from the Pirates of the Caribbean boat ride at Disneyland on Oct.
The polite and apologetic employees who pushed the boats through the water thanked the stranded riders for not yelling at them. Pirates of the Caribbean riders - including Southern California News Group reporter Brian Rokos, who was visiting the park as a guest - snapped photos of Disneyland employees walking through waist-deep water pushing the stranded boats while wearing fisherman waders. Disneyland employees wade into Pirates of the Caribbean waters to evacuate stranded riders – Orange County Register
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