Disneyland Orders Partial Evacuation as Emergency Alarms Sound Across Park
New Orleans Square is usually one of the calmer corners of Disneyland, the kind of spot where guests wander past gas lamps and jazz music wh

New Orleans Square is usually one of the calmer corners of Disneyland, the kind of spot where guests wander past gas lamps and jazz music while waiting for a table at Blue Bayou or a spot in line for Pirates of the Caribbean. That calm got interrupted recently when lights and alarms suddenly activated inside the attraction, followed by a second evacuation at the restaurant sitting right next door.
Here’s what’s actually known about the situation, why this kind of thing happens more often than guests might realize, and a look at a completely different but genuinely exciting Disneyland story making headlines this week. Credit: Disney Yo ho, yo ho, here’s what actually happened: The exact moment Pirates of the Caribbean lit up and started blaring Blue Bayou clearing out for the second time in minutes The behind the scenes reason alarms like this aren’t actually a big red flag A Disneyland prize package that somehow also includes the Super Bowl The Ride Lit Up Like a Christmas Tree, and Not in a Good Way Credit: Disney Matt Desmond shared the situation as it unfolded on X, posting, “The lights just came on on Pirates of the Caribbean at Disneyland and the alarm started going off.” That kind of update, coming directly from someone on property at the time, gave fans an early, real time look at what guests inside New Orleans Square were actually experiencing.
First reported by Inside the Magic.
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