Pirates Plunder

Seattle, United States

3.9

20 reviews

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+1 206-624-5673
Website:
www.piratesplunder.com
Address:
1301 Alaskan Way Pier 57, Seattle, WA, 98101
at University St
Waterfront
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
490 ftSeattle Waterfront
840 ftSeattle
0.2 mi2nd Ave & Seneca St
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20 reviews of Pirates Plunder

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Place rating: 4
Garberville, CA
A fun little Souvenir Shop night on the waterfront. They had something for everyone, all ages, all price ranges. It was a fun shop to browse through and was not too crowded mid-​week/​mid-​day.
Place rating: 4
Redmond, WA
Awesome tourist shop where you can buy pirate-​related items and other memorabilia. They also sell Seahawks gear. Go Hawks! Woo hoo! I’ve been here quite a few times whenever I’m in the area and I always find the items in the shop to be rather amusing. Depending on when you visit, it can get crowded and busy but don’t let that deter you as they have some pretty to cool stuff. It’s a great place to take your out-​of-​town guests.
Place rating: 4
Orlando, FL
This is a good place to buy some wacky souvenirs for your friends back home. Not only do they have tons of pirates items but they have some amusing marijuana souvenirs as well as Seattle items. I was expecting to find high prices because of the location but everything was priced just about right. Pirates Plunder is located at Pier 57 where you will also find a Crab Pot restaurant, a Carousel and The Seattle Great Wheel.
Place rating: 2
Puyallup, WA
Used to come up here with friends all the time to show them this unique shop with all the pirate galore and dirty humor. Brought my in laws in today and was very disappointed with the now overly cookie cutter atmosphere and typical cutesy tourist items. The employees weren’t even friendly. Will definitely be sad to x this place off my Seattle to do list for the future.
Place rating: 4
Wakefield, MA
Awesome assortment of items for tourists located along Seattle’s waterfront. The store was nicely put together with several different sections. I enjoyed the quirky pirate section and then roaming over to the coffee section and finding good items to bring home as gifts for relatives. Prices were reasonable, and the selection was vast. Fun type of store to hang around for a half hour and check out the many displays.
Place rating: 4
Castro Valley, CA
A kitschy shop with a great variety of Seattle souvenirs, post cards, and gifts. If you are looking for Bigfoot, unicorns, and pirates, this is the shop for you. They have something for everybody here! Only downside to the shop was the rude female staffer who certainly needs help when it comes to being polite to customers.
Place rating: 4
Bainbridge Island, WA
They have Tintin books. That’s what caught my eye. I was just browsing while waiting for my girlfriend. It is a cute place with interesting gifts. Any place that sells Tintin books is a winner in my book.
Place rating: 4
San Diego, CA
It is a tourist shop on the waterfront, but has a collection of random items that make it a great place to stop in. They carry collectibles and a ton of kitsch like unicorn, zombie, and of course pirate themed goodies. I was able to pick up a gag gift for a coworkers and load up on chocolate bars from Seattle Chocolates which are a personal favorite.
Worth a pop-​in — not your average tourist gift shop.
DFTBA ~ chase
Place rating: 5
Lynnwood, WA
One of my favorite past times is playing tourist in my own town. This is one of my favorite stops. I love the variety of fun Seattle-​related trinkets and the selection of kitsch like zombie gnomes, bacon gum and of course pirate stuff. Each time we come, there is a little something different, and the staff is always super friendly. I think his is a definite go-​to place for anyone who is visiting our city!
Place rating: 4
Renton, WA
I almost always walk out with a cute new treasure from here. So many cool trinkets and other things! Although, the service is just average, I will continue to visit when I am in the area!
Place rating: 5
Spring, TX
All the pirate booty you can imagine.
Place rating: 4
Redwood City, CA
Such a cute gift shop. I love all of the wonderful and quirky gifts they have. The shop is large and everything is spaced out and divided by themes (zombies, pirates, costumes, etc.). I definitely enjoyed the store’s environment.
Place rating: 4
Seattle, WA
Of the three souvenir shops on alaskan way (ye olde, simply seattle and this), this is by far the most organized and the cheapest.
I had time to kill while our guests took the underground tour nearby so I did souvenir shopping and price comparison for them. While ye olde has the best collection of locally made stuff, I found pirate’s plunder to be a close second. And while the other two shops are messy and overcrowded, this one is neatly organized, has breathing space and is well lit. You’re not crowded by packs of tourists while you’re shopping.
Of course, the fact that everything was at least 1 – 2 bucks cheaper than the other two shops makes this my favorite.
Place rating: 4
Seattle, WA
If you love pirates then this is your store. Seems small and a little overpriced but I appreciate the theme enough to look over it’s downfalls.
Place rating: 4
Southwest Portland, Portland, OR
Great selection of everything Pirate! Its really a fun place to shop. Don’t miss it if your a tourist!
Place rating: 3
Long Beach, CA
Aaaaarrrrrrrgh!
Typical tourist pirate shop.
Totally fun, had some neat things, good prices… stop in!
Place rating: 5
San Jose, CA
The best best BEST pirate store! They have everything you can think of! If you are looking to be a pirate for fun or for halloween, this store is the place to go to! Their Seattle souvenirs are cheap too! I love this store and they should have more locations in different cities!
Place rating: 3
Kent, WA
Pirates Plunder is deliciously tacky and wonderful. It’s chock full of a wide variety of items — everything from pirate-​related items (of course) to ocean themed goodies to Seattle art prints. There’s tons of stuff to look at here! I’ve been here twice fairly recently and I’ve spent at least 30 minutes in the store each time.
There’s plenty of good touristy items, so if you need souvenirs to bring home, definitely stop here. Some of the stuff is a little more unique than you might find in other tourist shops too, so that is a bonus.
I can’t quite give this place four stars since I’ve never actually purchased anything here. But I definitely have fun poking around in here — so much to look at!
Place rating: 3
Santa Clara, CA
Pirates Plunder is located at the Waterfront.
If you are a tourist and need to bring back home some souvenirs to your family and friends I recommend stopping by here. If you collect shot glasses, like me, you should come to Pirates Plunder to check them out because they have a huge variety.
Place rating: 3
Brooklyn, NY
This place can be fun if you poke around long enough. 50% tourist souvenirs, 50% interesting random stuff. Bought a bunch of shot glasses here. Loved the rubber ducky pirates. And the pirate stickers.