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Disney Adds Barstools to The Beak and Barrel

The Adventureland pirate lounge added stools at its main bar. The Map Room remains standing-only.

The main bar inside The Beak and Barrel before barstools were added
Image Credit: Walt Disney World

Round barstools are now in place at the main bar inside The Beak and Barrel at Magic Kingdom. Firsthand photos published Saturday show the new seating lined along the bar.

The Map Room remains standing-only. The lounge's 45-minute visit limit also remains in effect.

New bar seating at The Beak and Barrel

The main bar previously had open floor space in front of it. Disney had added stools near one window several months ago, but the seats along the bar are a newer change.

The extra stools do not turn every reservation into a seated visit. Guests assigned to the Map Room should still expect to stand, and reservations do not guarantee a particular room or table.

Tables and the main bar inside The Beak and Barrel
The lounge's main room before stools were placed along the bar. Image credit: Walt Disney World.
Guests seated at a table inside The Beak and Barrel
Table seating inside The Beak and Barrel. Image credit: Walt Disney World.
Guests entering The Beak and Barrel beneath its wooden sign
The Beak and Barrel entrance in Adventureland. Image credit: Walt Disney World.

The pirate tavern opened in August 2025 with advance reservations and a menu of cocktails, mocktails and small plates. The walk-up list was paused in July after a brief appearance in My Disney Experience.

Sources: Inside the Magic's firsthand barstool report and The Beak and Barrel at Walt Disney World.

Images: Walt Disney World.

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