A Pirate's Adventure ~ Treasures of the Seven Seas

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What It Is
Interactive pirate game
Our Rating

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General Info
Location	Adventureland
Opening Date	May 31, 2013
Duration	15 minutes
Scope and Scale	Diversion
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Description And Comments

A Pirate’s Adventure features interactive areas with physical props and narrations that lead guests through a quest to find lost treasure, all within Adventureland.

Guests begin their journey at an old Cartography Shop near Golden Oak Outpost—this is the central hub for adventurers helping to locate missing treasure. Using one of your group's MagicBands activates a video screen that assigns your group to one of five different missions. You then choose the corresponding map that will lead you on your journey.

Once at the location, one member of the party touches the same MagicBand to the symbol at the station, and the animation begins. Each adventure has four or five stops throughout Adventureland, and each stop contains 30–45 seconds of activity. No strategy or action is required: Watch what unfolds on the screen, get your next destination, and head off.

We like how well each station integrates into its surroundings, and how the stations’ artifacts and props tie together the attraction and movie storylines. If you’re not yet convinced to play, stand in Adventureland and watch the faces of the kids playing when they do something that triggers smoke, noise, or other effects.

Touring Tips

Not a must if time is tight.