They could just tie it into the attraction which remains a staple. Not saying that it needs to be a pirates restaurant but if there were ever one I think it would be just fine.
I meant at WDW if they ever did a pirate themed restaurant to the level of be our guest with that kind of immersion. It wouldn't need to be based off the franchise.
I agree it shouldn't be done but pirates and NOLA not cohesive? You need to go back through the history of NOLA they go hand in hand. That's also it's location in DL
You misunderstand, someone stated they wanted to make new orleans square take over the veranda and the treehouse. Leaving new orleans square next to agrabah, an african jungle cruise area, a polynesian house, and a pirates show building themed to el morro. New Orleans square at Disneyland is beautiful and so is that whole area and it all works well. Because it was designed to be so. But forcing that area into our adventureland just would not work. A LOT would have to change in order to have new orleans square work in adventureland here.
Good idea! They should tie a restaurant thematically in with Pirates. With a Caribbean setting, naval decoration, and nods to the ride such as parrots and pirates (why, they could call it El Pirata y el Perico). That would really tie the land together, and the ride and the restaurant can feed emotionally off of each other.
As @Mark Twain stated, Adventureland with a New Orleans Square has already been done at Tokyo Disneyland. Even then, New Orleans Square was designed as a mid-19th century extension of Frontierland.
Well it isn't unheard of that they shoehorn something into an area it doesn't belong.
Yup! Seems to happen a lot these days. Ala Frozen in Norway, just to name one.
Oh no, I know that. Just saying it isn't shocking when they do put something where it doesn't belong within the rest of the theme.
Unfortunately, nowadays, it's more shocking when they put something new in which actually belongs.
