Fans of Pirates of the Caribbean will need to get those compasses ready and set course for the Magic Kingdom at Walt Disney World. Coming to The Beak and Barrel will be a new limited-edition Tiki Mug inspired by the world of the iconic Disney Parks attraction.
In an Instagram announcement from DisneyEats and DisneyParks, the official pages revealed a first look at the Pirate Parrot mug coming to the Adventureland tavern at the Magic Kingdom. If you’re going to Walt Disney World and haven’t been to the Pirates of the Caribbean-inspired pub, it’s nestled beside the world-famous attraction. The ride would later become a hit film franchise for Disney Pictures, led by Captain Jack Sparrow, as played by Johnny Depp (Ebenezer), the beloved canon hero of both the theme park and film universe for Pirates of the Caribbean.
The Pirate Parrot Mug, which looks mightily like Rummy (the bar’s mascot), comes in a bone-chiseled design depicting the tavern’s quartermaster with a skull and crossbones motif on his hat, an anchor across his chest, a peg leg, and an eye patch. The mug is paired with a specialty cocktail called the Mariner’s Fortune. Disney mixologists have concocted a perfectly tropical drink made with Dole pineapple juice, ginger, guava, lime, and Tito’s Handmade Vodka. It joins other menu favorites such as the Plunderer’s Punch, which comes in the iconic red bandana Pirate skull, and the delicious slow-burning Lit Fuse.
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In the tradition of collectible Tiki Mug drops at Disney’s themed bars, this one will be a hot commodity for Disney collectors. It will likely be sold with a cap on how many you can buy at a time, as these releases often limit purchases to 2 per person. In the past, other mug collaborations have included a series for Oga’s Cantina in Disney Parks’ Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge land, and The Haunted Mansion at both Trader Sam’s tiki locations.
The Pirate Parrot Tiki Mug is coming soon to Adventureland’s newest dining and drink destination, The Beak and Barrel, which opened in 2025.