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Take an adventure by sailing through the Old World and encounter a rowdy group of pirates on Disney's Pirates of the Caribbean® Attraction! During the beginning of your cruise voyage, you'll travel through darkness and under a misty waterfall, where a pirate's face "greets" you in the water. With realistic sound effects and detailed scenes, you're thrown directly into the Old World of pirates.

Traveling down the 14-foot drop on your boat, you'll float onto the "sea" right into the middle of a fierce and loud pirate battle, where Captain Barbossa is shouting from his pirate ship. Witness the rowdy pirates conquer a city and flames as they engulf it. We dare you to try not to sing along (a nearly impossible task) with the animatronic pirates as they sing their anthem, "Yo Ho, Yo Ho (A Pirate's Life for Me)."  You'll face more secret caverns and witness battles, while voyaging into the Pirates Gotto and other sites.

Keep a lookout for Captain Jack Sparrow- he was added onto the attraction after the popularity of the movie, "Pirates of the Caribbean." You'll find him popping up from behind a barrel, peeking from behind a mannequin and right after the jail scene at the end of the voyage.

Pirates of the Caribbean® Attraction is an indoor pirate-themed boat ride in Adventureland at Magic Kingdom® Park. The duration of the attraction is about 7 ½ minutes. The boats do not have any type of lap-restraint.

Guests must transfer from their motorized scooters or ECVs to an available wheelchair, then from the wheelchair to the ride vehicle. Flash photography is not allowed inside the attraction. Pirates of the Caribbean® Attraction is appropriate for guests of all ages, but some scenes may frighten very young children. Handheld Captioning devices, which display text for segments at this location, are available at Guest Relations. Audio Description devices that provide supplemental audio for guests with visual disabilities are also available at Guest Relations.

Source: Undercover Tourist