Here’s Where You Can Still Get The LEGO Pirates of the Caribbean Black Pearl Pirate Ship

Disney has partnered with LEGO on a new Icons set that’s inspired by the wildly popular Pirates of the Caribbean franchise starring Johnny Depp as Jack Sparrow. Specifically, the LEGO Icons Captain Jack Sparrow’s Pirate Ship / Black Pearl (10365) set sail earlier this month with 2,862 pieces and a crew of 8 minifigures. Not surprisingly, it went into backorder quickly here at LEGO, and won’t be available for 60 days at this point. That’s cutting it close for the holiday season, but the good news is that you can order a copy directly from Disney here at The Disney Store at the time of writing, and it is currently in-stock and ready to ship.

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LEGO Pirates of the Caribbean Black Pearl Details

The new Pirates of the Carribean LEGO Pirate Ship set is a significant upgrade over the previous Black Pearl set (4184) that launched in 2011 with 804 pieces. Additional details about the set are available below but, sadly, the Captain Jack Sparrow’s Compass GWP offer that was originally included with the Black Pearl is no longer available. Fans snatched this set up quickly with the GWP offer, which is part of the reason why LEGO sold out so quickly. Fortunately, Disney reserved some copies for themselves on this exclusive.

When complete, the new Black Pearl set will be quite large, measuring approximately 12.99 inches in height, 25.20 inches in length, and 9.06 inches in width. The 8 minifigures included in the set are Captain Jack Sparrow, Will Turner, Elizabeth Swann, Hector Barbossa, Gibbs, Cotton, Anamaria, and Marty.

Jack Sparrow’s “nigh uncatchable” supernatural ship is represented in LEGO form with features that include dial that can be rotated to deploy the port or starboard cannons and a a rudder that can be turned with the ship’s wheel. You can also open the deck to reveal the detailed captain’s quarters, complete with furnishings, candlesticks, and an apple. Additional elements include a detachable rowboat and a minifigure figurehead. The hull can also be separated at the waterline to depict the ship in full sailing mode.

The timing off the release of the Black Pearl LEGO set is spot on as talk about the upcoming franchise reboot is heating up. You can keep up with all of the latest news on the future of the Pirates of the Caribbean franchise right here at Comicbook. Information on the latest and greatest new LEGO releases can be found here as well.