The Seattle Seafair Pirates Official Web Site - Pirate Kings of the Northwest since 1949 It's a high-humored heist by the Seattle SEAFAIR Pirates. The salty troupe's shenanigans and formidable float, the Duck, have become synonymous with SEAFAIR revelry. The Pirates, originally members of the Washington State Press Club's Ale & Quail Society, banded together in 1949 to promote Seattle and Seafair while having fun and serving the community. Despite their bad-guy image, the Pirates make dozens of appearances annually to hospitals and nursing homes. During the height of Seattle's SEAFAIR Celebration, they appear at several events and parades each day. The 40+ Pirates are an elite troupe who carefully selects their members based on their ability to mix well with the public and for their unique musical or theatrical talents.

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Seafair Pirate Guest Book

Guest:
Explorer Duncan
From:
Elizabethtown, PA
Date:
January 02, 2000
Time:
01:19:58 PM

Comments

Arg! A pirate's life for me! Keep up the good work!

Guest:
Al (Legs) Legatzke
From:
Chicago Ridge, IL.
Date:
January 05, 2000
Time:
09:23:32 PM

Comments

Hi to you all and will see you in the Caymans in late Oct. again & again & again. Hi to Bill & Eilene.

Guest:
Silver Images Northwest
From:
Renton, WA 425-271-8356
Date:
January 05, 2000
Time:
10:05:45 PM

Comments

Great page !!!

Guest:
Thomas Tew
From:
Newport, Rhode Island
Date:
January 06, 2000
Time:
04:37:49 PM

Comments

Arr, tis' a great day to see me maties keepin' up with pyrating!!!!! Fairwinds to ya.....

Guest:
Mike Knowlton      
From:
Shoreline WA
Date:
January 12, 2000
Time:
02:39:35 PM

Comments

This site is great !!!! Nice job Walter

Guest:
Emma M. Florio
From:
Grapevine, Tx
Date:
January 24, 2000
Time:
11:28:55 AM

Comments

I had such a wonderful time with you Pirates in Grand Cayman this past Pirate's Week. Love your website too. Hope to see y'all again. You're my kind of people! May the best of your past be the worst of your future! Always, Emma from Morritt's Tortuga Club

Guest:
Tom Nebel
From:
Tampa, FLorida
Date:
January 25, 2000
Time:
05:43:13 AM

Comments

Just heard about your festival...planning to attend this year!

Guest:
Peter
From:
lynnwood,wa.
Date:
January 28, 2000
Time:
06:27:01 PM

Comments

Sorry that I've been away for so long I am back in seattle for good. looking forward to see all of you.

Guest:
Turtle Boy
From:
Snohomish, WA
Date:
February 04, 2000
Time:
07:14:10 AM

Comments

If I were to prepare Turtle Soup, I would incorporate a light cream sauce into a rich, fragrant brown roux using something that vaguely resembles a mortar and pestle. Just a thought.

Guest:
CAPTAIN KINKY
From:
the sea of shoreline
Date:
February 07, 2000
Time:
11:43:00 PM

Comments

great page...there be 2 pirate ships for sale here abouts..interested mateys......

Guest:
Christopher Riesenweber
From:
Kirkland, WA. 98033-4446
Date:
February 09, 2000
Time:
11:01:30 AM

Comments

aaaaarrrrrrrrrrgggggggggggggg! Great Site

Guest:
Marie Guzzardo
From:
Seattle, WA
Date:
February 09, 2000
Time:
11:44:19 PM

Comments

Thank you all (Ron, Lewis, Kevin, Walter, Paul, DC, and the others) so very much for staying and entertaining not only my children, but the exiting audience from the "Pirates of Penzance" school play Feb. 8th. I can't express how very, very glad I was you chose to stay around after the snafu with the Broadway Performance Hall manager, Daryl Jamieson. Dolores the West Seattle Montessori secretary also confided that the Principal and music director were not pleased with our "surprise". But Dolores has been at the school many years and said "they'll get over it"! However, the response from the parents and students was overwhelming positive. And at the second performance Feb. 9th, I overheard children saying as they exited, "Where's the Pirates"? So you were missed and obviously a big hit from the night before. Gentlemen, I appreciate you and your attitudes. May you find "treasures" daily, Marie

 

 
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