Pirate
Ship
Restaurant

Join Captain Hook for lunch.

Are you hungry for a tuna sandwich, a tuna burger, or a hot tuna pie? Then plan to eat at the Pirate Ship Restaurant. Get your food at the counter below the deck. Then head for a table in Skull Rock Cove, right behind the ship.

The Pirate Ship Restaurant (also known as Captain Hook’s Pirate Ship and as the Chicken of the Sea Restaurant) was a Disneyland landmark from 1955 until 1982. When the New Fantasyland opened in 1983, the ship had flown away. A new version of the popular Dumbo attraction occupies the ship's former space.

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Updated September 23, 2006.

Photograph of Pirate Ship (left): 1959 by Fred M. Nelson, Sr.
Photograph of Pirate Ship (right): 1969 by Fred M. Nelson, Sr.
Photograph of Pirate Ship deck: 1969 by Fred M. Nelson, Sr.