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Adventureland Shops and Restaurants

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SHOPS

Colonel Hathi's: Formerly the Safari Club arcade, this store was also known as Colonel Hathi's Safari Club starting in 1972. It and later featured "Polynesian decorative gifts", island and surf apparel. This store also featured sunglasses, wind chimes, shark tooth necklaces and straw handbags. It was replaced by Island Supply Company on January 7, 1991.

Crow's Nest: Sponsored by Kodak, this camera shop opened in 1988 and closed in 2010. It was replaced by the scavenger hunt game A Pirate's Adventure: Treasures of the Seven Seas.

The Elephant's Trunk/Elephant Tales: The Elephant's Trunk became the new name for the combined Magic Carpet and Oriental Imports stores starting in April of 1987. The store was later known as Elephant Tales. The shop became the Agrabah Bazaar on December 15, 2000.

The Golden Galleon: This shop opened in early 1974. It sold nautical items such as globes, brass cannons, ship wheels and spyglasses. It also carried authentic scrimshaw and ship-in-a-bottle art. It later sold casual apparel and shoes. It closed on August 14, 1992 for an expansion of El Pirata y el Perico.

House of Treasure: It used to sell pirate items. It later was closed off and the merchandise moved out into the already-crowded bazaar area. At one point fitting rooms were inside the old store area and it was later home to The Pirates League. For coins sold at the store, see the Caribbean Arcade section.

La Princesa de Cristal: This was another shop that opened in 1974 shortly after the pirates arrived in Adventureland. It featured glass cutting, blowing and engraving. It was sponsored by Arribas Brothers and closed in 1992 due to an expansion at El Pirata y el Perico. A store with the same name opened at the Mexico pavilion in 2009 at Epcot.

Laffite's Portrait Deck: You could have a swashbuckling pirate photo taken here. It was later sponsored by Fototoons.

The Magic Carpet: It sold items from the Middle East and India, such as leather items, jewelry and brassware. In April of 1987 it was combined with Oriental Imports and became The Elephant's Truck and after that Elephant Tales. In December of 2000, this shop became Agrabah Bazaar.

Oriental Imports, Ltd.: It featured Far East imports, such as satin change purses, kimonos, straw boxes and cloisonne jewelry. In April of 1987 it was combined with The Magic Carpet and became The Elephant's Truck and after that Elephant Tales. In December of 2000, this shop became Agrabah Bazaar.

Pirate's Bazaar: The location sold candy, snacks, hats and flowers. It was later called Plaza Del Sol Caribe.

The Pirate's League: This location was similar to Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique and provided Pirate makeovers. It lasted from June 29, 2009 to March 15, 2020.

Tiki Tropic Shop: This shop carried Hawaiian apparel. It later sold swimwear.

Traders of Timbuktu: This shop opened in 1971 and lasted until 2000. It sold African decor and clothing.

Tropic Toppers: Opened in 1971, this store featured straw hats and purses. It closed in 1988 be become Zanzibar Shell Company.

Zanzibar Shell Company: A shop that featured shells, hats and purses that opened in 1988. In 2000, it became known as Zanzibar Trading Company.

RESTAURANTS

Adventureland Veranda: This was an Opening Day restaurant and originally featured fried chicken and hot sandwiches. On October 5, 1977, Kikkoman became the sponsor and the fare included hamburgers with teriyaki sauce and a pineapple ring, complete with French fries and raisons. You could also get a "Hawaiian Hot Dog" with sweet and sour sauce for $1.35. Dessert included items such as Key lime and pecan pie, apple turnovers and banana nut rolls. The restaurant later put more emphasis on beef and chicken dishes. The Veranda closed in 1994. After the area stopped serving food, it was still occasionally used for special events but not for food service. It had been used in the past as a photo location during Mickey's Very Merry Christmas Party and served as a meet and greet area for Tinkerbell and her Pixie friends before becoming another restaurant called Jungle Navigation Co., Ltd. Skipper Canteen on December 16, 2015.

Aloha Isle Refreshments: Formerly known as the Veranda Juice bar, this Dole-sponsored stand opened in 1982. It used to serve sub sandwiches along with pineapple offerings. This spot later switched spots with the Sunshine Tree Terrace on March 12, 2015 and became part of the Sunshine Tree Pavilion.

El Pirata Y El Perico Restaurante: Opened on April 16, 1974, this restaurant was renamed Tortuga Tavern on February 6, 2011 to match the theme to the updated Pirates of the Caribbean attraction and Captain Jack Sparrow show. It was often only open seasonally and featured food such as ham and cheese sandwiches, hot dogs, burritos, soft pretzels, brownies and ice cream.

The Oasis: This snack stand was located near the Jungle Cruise. It opened in June of 1972 and lasted until 1998.

Veranda Juice Bar: This area sold tropical punch and snacks. In 1982 it became known as Aloha Isle Refreshments. Aloha Isle switched spots with the Sunshine Tree Terrace on March 12, 2015 and became part of the Sunshine Pavilion.

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