Pirates of the Caribbean Merchandise: Toys, Collectibles and Park Souvenirs

Pirates of the Caribbean merchandise draws on two lines of design: the film characters and the original theme park attraction. The ride debuted at Disneyland in 1967, and the first film, Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl (2003), directed by Gore Verbinski, was based on it, according to D23. As such, you will find souvenirs that nod to the ride next to items modeled on Jack Sparrow and the Black Pearl crew.

The film side is deep. Five main films have been released, and each adds props that collectors chase: the gold medallion in the first film, the compass and the Kraken in Dead Man's Chest, the Brethren Court in At World's End, the silver chalices in On Stranger Tides and the Trident of Poseidon in Dead Men Tell No Tales. If you want the full run of films before you buy, our Pirates of the Caribbean movies in order guide lays it out.

How do you pick what to buy? Start from the story you love most, since a ship, a character or a prop from one film makes a tighter theme than a general pirate item. Stock and ranges change often, so confirm that an item is current and check its label before you plan a purchase around it.

Will a sixth film change the range? Not yet, because it is still in development. According to TheWrap on August 16, 2026, producer Jerry Bruckheimer said at D23 that the team is talking with Johnny Depp and working on a screenplay, with no cast or deal confirmed and no release date given. Our Pirates of the Caribbean 6 page tracks that status.

Pirates of the Caribbean toys and collectibles fall into five groups: ship models, display figures, apparel, park souvenirs and prop style items. In my opinion, shopping by theme works best, because each group suits a different budget and a different kind of fan.

Toys and ship models. For Pirates of the Caribbean toys, the franchise gives you plenty of ship designs to build or display, from the Black Pearl to the Flying Dutchman, the Queen Anne's Revenge and the Silent Mary. Our Pirates of the Caribbean ships page covers each vessel, which helps when you are choosing which model to look for.

Display figures. Figures of Jack Sparrow, played by Johnny Depp in all five films, are the obvious centerpiece. Other strong shelf picks are Barbossa, Davy Jones, Blackbeard and Captain Salazar, the main antagonists of the later films.

Apparel and accessories. Shirts, bags and accessories can follow a single character or crew. Fans of Elizabeth Swann and Will Turner can search by character name to find items beyond the Jack Sparrow designs.

Park souvenirs. Disneyland is the home of the original ride, so attraction themed gifts are the natural link to where the franchise began. Availability differs by park and region, so check current listings before you travel.

Prop style items. A compass, a medallion, chalices or a trident make good desk pieces, and each ties to the story of a single film. If you want the story behind them, our Pirates of the Caribbean curses guide is a good companion.

Whichever route you take, match the item to the film you love most and read the label closely. If you are still deciding which film that is, our Pirates of the Caribbean movies ranked list is a fair place to settle it.