Posted on Sun, Apr 26, 2009 @ 09:51 AM
Disney World & The Pirate League
Calling all scoundrels, rogues and ne'er-do-wells - Captain Jack and the crew
of the Black Pearl want YOU.
Starting in late June, the Black Pearl drops anchor in Adventureland at Disney's Magic
Kingdom for The Pirate League, recruiting and training Walt Disney World guests
of all ages in the scurrilous ways of buccaneers.
Each guest checking in at the plunder-filled pirate’s lair gets an official
pirate name. Then it’s off to Muster Station for applications of beards and eye
patches, scarves and scars, earrings and gold teeth – all done with the savvy
skill of a veteran pirate who shares his own tales of sea-sailing
adventures.
After the new buccaneers recite a sacred pirate oath, they are officially
part of Captain Jack Sparrow's motley crew, leaving their old identities behind. Past a
hidden portal and into the treasure room, the shipmates have their “pirate
portrait” taken before being turned loose on an unsuspecting Adventureland – and
no doubt feeling right at home at the Pirates of the Caribbean attraction.
Guests can chose from three daily pirate packages:
First Mate Package: Includes bandana; choice of facial effects – scars,
tattoos, fake teeth, earring and eye patch; sword and sheath; pirate coin
necklace; one 5x7 inch photo and personalized pirate oath - $49.95 plus tax
Empress Package: Includes bandana; shimmering makeup – face gem, tattoos,
nail polish, earring and eye patch; sword and sheath; pirate coin necklace; one
5x7 inch photo and personalized pirate oath - $49.95 plus tax
Captains Package: Includes choice of costume/outfit from selection: choice of
facial effects - scars, tattoos, fake teeth, earring and eye patch; sword and
sheath; pirate coin necklace; three 5x7 inch photos and personalized pirate oath
- $124.95 plus tax.
Newly donned swashbucklers can test their pirate prowess on the streets of
Adventureland where they search for clues and discover treasures. And for mateys
who need a little more training, learn the secrets for survival by the Captain
himself during “Captain Jack Sparrow’s Pirate Tutorial.”