Disney is dropping a third souvenir mug at The Beak and Barrel, the Pirates of the Caribbean tavern in Adventureland.
The Pirate Parrot Mug. It comes with a new punch called Mariner's Fortune.
Some context.
Disney describes the drink as “A bold punch made with Tito's Handmade Vodka, guava, DOLE Pineapple Juice, ginger, and lime.”
Read that again. Vodka. At a pirate bar.
No price announced. No release date. But they did confirm that it will be limited to two per person, per transaction.
First, the Mug
A parrot sitting on a square faux wooden base.
Tricorn pirate hat with a skull and crossbones on the front. It looks like an eyepatch over one eye. Anchor emblem on the chest.
And here is the good part. That tricorn hat appears to be the top opening of the mug.
You drink out of the hat.
Terracotta finish with sculpted wood lines running through it.
Is That Rummy?
It sure looks like it!
Rummy is the tavern's parrot quartermaster, part of the story since before the place opened in August 2025. There is already a Rummy Shoulder Plush on sale there.
Parrot mug, parrot bar, parrot mascot. You can do the math. Disney has not confirmed it.
Now, About That Vodka
Look, this is a Pirates of the Caribbean bar. The theme is rum. Plunderer's Punch, the other mug drink, leads with The Kraken Black Spiced Rum, exactly like it should.
So why vodka?
Because guava, pineapple, ginger, and lime are a rum-punch profile, vodka lets all of it come forward instead of sitting underneath a heavy spiced rum.
And because spiced rum is polarizing. Plenty of guests want that mug way more than they want a Kraken-forward cocktail. Vodka opens the door for all of them.
Thematically? Weird. Commercially? Obvious.
What Is It Going to Cost
Disney has not said. But the bar has history.
Plunderer's Punch, which comes with the Pirate Skull Mug, runs $46.
The Redd mug, sold separately at Plaza del Sol Caribe Bazaar, is $39.99.
So mug drinks here have been mid-forties; standalone mugs, high thirties. Budget accordingly until Disney tells you otherwise.
The Catch Nobody Is Flagging
Here is what collectors actually need to know.
This bar has done mugs two completely different ways.
The Pirate Skull Mug? Drink only. One per guest. You want it, you buy the cocktail.
The Redd mug? Gift shop, standalone, done. No drink required.
Disney has not said which way this one goes other than that it is limited to two per person, per transaction.
And that is a real problem if it lands on drink-only. Anybody who does not drink, is driving, or is pregnant gets locked out entirely. A one-per-guest cap also wrecks it for families where two people want one.
If it eventually hits the gift shop like Redd did, none of that matters. Big if.
Three Mugs Now
Pirate Skull. Redd. Parrot.
Three mugs at a bar that has been open for a little over a year.
That is not a souvenir anymore. That is a collection, and collections are how you get people to come back.
What Is Still Unknown
Price. Date. Whether the gift shop carries it. Whether that parrot is Rummy.
These things tend to appear with basically no warning, and the opening mug had people lining up. Keep an eye on the tavern.
Source: Disney's announcement of the Pirate Parrot Mug and Mariner's Fortune at The Beak and Barrel.
