Pirate night is one of my favorite things about Disney cruises, and I am always on the lookout for neat pirate items for our next cruise. I’ve come across several lately that I want to share with you. You can click on the red text for prices or more information. FYI, the Alaskan and some European sailings do not have a pirate night, so if you are booked on one of these itineraries, check with DCL before you begin planning for pirate festivities. If you want to see the post I did a few years ago about the types of things my family has worn for pirate night, click here.
Peg Leg Socks
These socks crack me up! They would be a great addition to anyone’s pirate night outfit.
Parrot Prop
I’ve seen these fake parrots on cruises a few times and they always look great!
Pirate Leggings
My daughter wore pirate leggings just like these on our Panama Canal cruise and they were a big hit! It’s a good way for people who may not want to wear a full pirate costume to still get into the spirit.
I also like these leggings:
Striped shirt
I recently ordered this shirt and plan to wear it on our next cruise. It fits true to size, is very flattering, and you can’t beat the price!
Costume Tees
Costume tees are an easy way to get into the pirate spirit without dressing in full costume. Here are some of my favorites:
There are a lot more version available than the ones I have shown which you can see by clicking here.
Pirate Sunglasses
These pirate sunglasses are another easy way to participate in the festivities without wearing a full costume.
Here is another pair that is similar:
Pirate Scarf and Wig
My husband has a scarf/wig combo like this that he wears every now and then on pirate night.
Of course there are TONS of pirate costumes on Amazon that would be great for people wanting to go all-out on pirate night. You can click here to browse them all.
You can also see all of my Amazon favorites here.
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Just got home from our first MerryTime Christmas cruise, including a pirate night on the Dream. My husband of 42 years and myself really enjoyed ourselves on the 4 night Bahamas cruise. We based planning for our trip on many of your older posts and some recent ones. It was a great idea to fly into Orlando a day early and stay at the Disney partnership hotel the Hyatt in the airport (got that tip from your blog). Even though we arrived at 10am our room was ready. So we grabbed a great breakfast and hit the sack for some rest time. That evening had a great dinner at the hotel and next morning was refreshed, rested and ready to go on the first Disney bus to Port Canaveral. Letting Disney get our bags to the ship worked great! We arrived at the port terminal around10:30am and went straight to the counter, checked in and then got pictures with Mickey and Minnie as well as the decorations–(one note the women’s restroom is still under construction so they only have a one toilet women’s available to the left of the escalator) and were on the ship by 11:20am. We had a sit down lunch in Enchanted Gardens deck 2, very enjoyable and then proceeded to our room on deck 6 about 1:15pm. Stateroom 6016–what a wonderful double large port hold room forward on the ship. Quiet the entire trip and even in a day a heavy winds did not experience any real movement of the ship. Would stay here again.
We really enjoyed all the characters in their Christmas attire, the tree lighting, and atrium shows were tops. Also had the new Beauty and Beast show and best of all–the World Premiere of the New Star Wars movie the Last Jedi. Before they movie early Thursday night they did a red carpet with movie posters in Preludes and then the cruise director appeared out of the stage floor in a wave of fog with his Jedi robes and light saber to announce the show. What a hoot.
Cast Away Cay was great as always, a little cool due to the high winds, but the ship docked and we were happy. As always the island was relaxing and really fun with all the characters, decorations, and activities. Overall a well planned (thanks to your blogs) and enjoyed trip. Thanks for your blogs
Hi Deann! Thanks for the trip report! I love hearing about other people’s cruises. I’m so glad you found the blog helpful and your cruise sounded incredible!
We did the pirate t-shirts for our recent cruise. We aren’t really into the whole pirate thing, but don’t like being stick-in-the-muds, either. It was just right for us, letting us participate, but not go over the top. Inexpensive, easy to pack and to store away for a future Disney cruise.
Love the striped shirt, but curious as to what you wore it with to make it piratey 🙂
Hi Christine! I wore a chain-like necklace that had red stones on it, one large hoop earring, and the red bandana (that you get in your stateroom) on my head.
I just ordered the black striped shirt on Amazon with the toy parrot! Thanks for the suggestions!