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|image=[[Image:Pirate_Lagoon.PNG|200px]]
|image=[[File:DKR-PirateLagoon.png|250px]]
|location=[[Sherbet Island]]
|location=[[Sherbet Island]]
|balloons=13
|balloons=13 (race)<br>20 (challenge)
|notes=This level is filled with many twists and turns.
|transportation=[[Hovercraft]]
|transportation=[[Hovercraft]]
|meet_tt=1:34.00
|beat_tt=1:28.56
|notes=The entire stage is round, and features many twists and turns.
|map = [[File:DKR Map Pirate Lagoon.png]]<br>N64<br>[[File:DKRDS Icon Pirate Lagoon.png]]<br>DS
|before=[[Crescent Island|<<]]
|before=[[Crescent Island|<<]]
|after=[[Treasure Caves|>>]]
|after=[[Treasure Caves|>>]]
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'''Pirate Lagoon''' is a racetrack in the [[Sherbet Island]] area of [[Timber Island]], found in the games ''[[Diddy Kong Racing]]'' and its remake, ''[[Diddy Kong Racing DS]]''.
'''Pirate Lagoon''' is the third racetrack in the [[Sherbet Island]] area of [[Timber Island]], the eleventh main race track, and the thirteenth track overall in the games ''[[Diddy Kong Racing]]'' and its remake, ''[[Diddy Kong Racing DS]]''.


This track requires all racers to use [[hovercraft]]s, as it takes place almost completely on water. It also features a long tunnel near the beginning, which consists of one sharp turn at its entrance. Besides that, the level's main obstacles are its many twists and turns, which racers must try not to speed around if they do not want to lose control. The hovercraft is likely to cause trouble on the turns, as it is considered to be the hardest to control out of the other two types of vehicles, the [[car]] and the [[plane]]. There is also ramp near the end of the track to skip driving around a wall.
This track requires all racers to use [[hovercraft]]s, as it takes place mostly on water. It also features a long tunnel near the beginning, which consists of one sharp turn at its entrance. Besides that, the level's main obstacles are its many twists and turns, which racers must try not to speed around if they do not want to lose control. There is also ramp near the end of the track to skip driving around a wall.


==Track Layout==
In the N64 version of the game, this track has the same music as [[Treasure Caves]]. The DS version has its music replaced, in addition as Treasure Caves, making it the only composition to not return in the DS version.
The track begins with a strait pathway into a tunnel. On the other end of the tunnel are several small sections of land sticking out of the water. Racers can find items in this area, although they will have to beware of the few palm trees growing on the islands. A [[Zipper]] is also present around here, and it can help [[Diddy Kong]] and other racers get an extra speed boost. The track curves as it stretches to a long, crescent shaped island. Racers should ride around the end of the large wall to their left at this point to enter a large, open area. This area simply consists of a lone Zipper and a tunnel at the end of it. [[Item Balloon]]s can be found at the tunnel's entrance, where racers should be careful, as a sharp turn can be found at its entrance as well. The other end of this obstacle-free tunnel features another Zipper on a rather narrow pathway. Racers can use it, as usual, to get an extra boost in speed. At this point, a few rocks can be found around the area, creating a few walls. The players must maneuver around them and make a sharp U turn around a sunken ship. After that, the track becomes less rocky, having a mostly-strait pathway to another turn. As racers approach this part, they will find a few sections of land above the water and a palm tree to move around. Near the stage's end, the eight drivers must curve around a large, rock wall. A small ramp nearby can help players ride over this wall as a shortcut. Finally, the track ends with another strait pathway leading across the finish line.


==Coin Locations==
13 [[Golden Balloon]]s is the minimum total needed to unlock this course, and to compete in the [[Silver Coin Challenge]] (or Balloon Touch Challenge in the [[Nintendo DS]] remake), the total needed to reenter the course increases to 18. The official ''Diddy Kong Racing'' website suggested racing as Bumper on this track.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/19981207021951/http://www.dkr.com/pirate.html ''Diddy Kong Racing'' website (Pirate Lagoon)]</ref>
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{{DKR64}}
==Track layout==
{{DKRCourse}}
[[File:DKR64 PirateLagoon1.jpg|thumb|left|The start of the track]]
[[Category: Bodies of Water]]
The track begins as the racers drive under an overhang. Then, there is a land patch with two blue [[Weapon Balloon]]s in the interior and three red Item Balloons in the exterior. There is also a hovercraft dash panel and a few more land patches that make the path bumpy. Soon, racers make a u-turn to the left that contain several item balloons. On the long straight, there are a few [[banana]]s on the far right.
 
In the entrance of the castle, there is a yellow balloon on the left and a blue balloon on the right. Inside the castle, when players make a sharp turn left, is a short corridor consisting of two bananas on each side. After a sharp turn to the right, there is a dash panel on the left. Soon, after the curve to the right, players perform a u-turn to the left, and there are a few balloons. Players can then take a dash panel to leap over a landmark (which contains a blue balloon midair, cutting the course, or drive around it. Then, they complete a lap.{{br}}
 
==Silver Coin locations==
===Adventure mode===
*The first coin is located right before the first Zipper.
*After passing the first Zipper another coin can be found near a small island to the right.
*On the first turn, the racers will drive right up to the third coin.
*After hitting the second Zipper, the fourth coin can be seen to the right of the nearby tunnel on the edge of the area.
*Outside of the tunnel, the third Zipper can be found. Driving through it will boost the players along the side of a wall, where they can find some collectibles, including a coin.
*Shortly after the fifth coin, the racers will find a sharp turn. A coin can be found while riding around this area.
*The seventh coin can be found to the right of the fourth Zipper near an island.
*The final coin is located just before the finish line near a wall.
 
===Adventure Two mode===
*In the middle of the track, just after the first island.
*On an island with a coconut tree, on the left side of the track near the course's limits.
*In the middle of the island on the first corner.
*In the middle of the tunnel section, after the second corner.
*In the middle of the track, after the tunnel section, near a Zipper.
*In the middle of the island on the final corner.
*In the middle of the track on the final corner.
*On the rocky verge after the ramp.
 
==Gallery==
===''Diddy Kong Racing''===
<gallery>
Pirate Lagoon.png
DKR64 PirateLagoon3.jpg
DKR64 PirateLagoon4.jpg
DKR64 PirateLagoon2.jpg
DKR64 PirateLagoon5.jpg
</gallery>
 
===''Diddy Kong Racing DS''===
<gallery>
DKRDS map small Pirate Lagoon.png|Map (zoomed out)
</gallery>
 
==Names in other languages==
{{foreign names
|Jap=かいぞくじま
|JapR=Kaizoku-jima
|JapM=Pirate Island
|Spa=Lago Pirata
|SpaM=Pirate Lagoon
|Fre=Lagon des Pirates
|FreM=Pirate Lagoon
|Ger=Piratenlagune
|GerM=Pirate Lagoon
|Ita=Laguna dei Pirati
|ItaM=Pirate Lagoon
}}
 
==References==
<references/>
 
{{DKR}}
[[Category:Pirate areas]]
[[Category:Aquatic areas]]
[[Category:Diddy Kong Racing race courses]]

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Pirate Lagoon
Pirate Lagoon,from Diddy Kong Racing.
Location Sherbet Island
Balloon(s) required 13 (race)
20 (challenge)
Transportation Hovercraft
Meet T.T (N64) 1:34.00
Beat T.T. 1:28.56
Notes The entire stage is round, and features many twists and turns.
Course map
Minimap of Pirate Lagoon from Diddy Kong Racing
N64
Pirate Lagoon course icon from Diddy Kong Racing DS.
DS
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Pirate Lagoon is the third racetrack in the Sherbet Island area of Timber Island, the eleventh main race track, and the thirteenth track overall in the games Diddy Kong Racing and its remake, Diddy Kong Racing DS.

This track requires all racers to use hovercrafts, as it takes place mostly on water. It also features a long tunnel near the beginning, which consists of one sharp turn at its entrance. Besides that, the level's main obstacles are its many twists and turns, which racers must try not to speed around if they do not want to lose control. There is also ramp near the end of the track to skip driving around a wall.

In the N64 version of the game, this track has the same music as Treasure Caves. The DS version has its music replaced, in addition as Treasure Caves, making it the only composition to not return in the DS version.

13 Golden Balloons is the minimum total needed to unlock this course, and to compete in the Silver Coin Challenge (or Balloon Touch Challenge in the Nintendo DS remake), the total needed to reenter the course increases to 18. The official Diddy Kong Racing website suggested racing as Bumper on this track.[1]

Track layout[edit]

Pirate Lagoon from Diddy Kong Racing
The start of the track

The track begins as the racers drive under an overhang. Then, there is a land patch with two blue Weapon Balloons in the interior and three red Item Balloons in the exterior. There is also a hovercraft dash panel and a few more land patches that make the path bumpy. Soon, racers make a u-turn to the left that contain several item balloons. On the long straight, there are a few bananas on the far right.

In the entrance of the castle, there is a yellow balloon on the left and a blue balloon on the right. Inside the castle, when players make a sharp turn left, is a short corridor consisting of two bananas on each side. After a sharp turn to the right, there is a dash panel on the left. Soon, after the curve to the right, players perform a u-turn to the left, and there are a few balloons. Players can then take a dash panel to leap over a landmark (which contains a blue balloon midair, cutting the course, or drive around it. Then, they complete a lap.

Silver Coin locations[edit]

Adventure mode[edit]

  • The first coin is located right before the first Zipper.
  • After passing the first Zipper another coin can be found near a small island to the right.
  • On the first turn, the racers will drive right up to the third coin.
  • After hitting the second Zipper, the fourth coin can be seen to the right of the nearby tunnel on the edge of the area.
  • Outside of the tunnel, the third Zipper can be found. Driving through it will boost the players along the side of a wall, where they can find some collectibles, including a coin.
  • Shortly after the fifth coin, the racers will find a sharp turn. A coin can be found while riding around this area.
  • The seventh coin can be found to the right of the fourth Zipper near an island.
  • The final coin is located just before the finish line near a wall.

Adventure Two mode[edit]

  • In the middle of the track, just after the first island.
  • On an island with a coconut tree, on the left side of the track near the course's limits.
  • In the middle of the island on the first corner.
  • In the middle of the tunnel section, after the second corner.
  • In the middle of the track, after the tunnel section, near a Zipper.
  • In the middle of the island on the final corner.
  • In the middle of the track on the final corner.
  • On the rocky verge after the ramp.

Gallery[edit]

Diddy Kong Racing[edit]

Diddy Kong Racing DS[edit]

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese かいぞくじま[?]
Kaizoku-jima
Pirate Island
French Lagon des Pirates[?] Pirate Lagoon
German Piratenlagune[?] Pirate Lagoon
Italian Laguna dei Pirati[?] Pirate Lagoon
Spanish Lago Pirata[?] Pirate Lagoon

References[edit]