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“But you have heard of me.”

Word is that when Walt Disney World’s “Pirates of the Caribbean” ride goes through rehab and reopens in early-mid 2006, there will be a new audio-animatronic character in the last…

sparrow.jpgWord is that when Walt Disney World’s “Pirates of the Caribbean” ride goes through rehab and reopens in early-mid 2006, there will be a new audio-animatronic character in the last scene.

Captain Jack Sparrow.

While the purist in me recoils, it does actually make some sense. Evidently quite a number of visitors are confused over why the ride doesn’t have Johnny Depp’s PotC movie character in it. And ties between Disney flicks and the rides (even retcons thereto) are hardly unknown.

Indeed, as I was reading the article, my initial thought was that Jack (or perhaps Barbossa) might be inserted in the initial “pirate ship foolishly attacking the fort” tableau. The idea of Jack hanging out in the commandante‘s treasure chamber is a bit better. And anything that spruces up the inferior WDW Pirates ride is worthwhile.

As long as Eddie Murphy doesn’t show up next at the Haunted Mansion, I think I can live with it.

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