For those of you who can never get enough Pirate related adventures when visiting the Walt Disney World Resort, then you will definitely want to check out one of the newest interactive adventures that has been added to the Magic Kingdom.


You can find A Pirate's Adventure - Treasures of the Seven Seas located in the very back of Adventureland, past the Pirates of the Caribbean attraction and on your way to the back of Frontierland.  If you are not paying attention you can miss the building where you get signed up and start your adventure entirely!  This can really be considered a Hidden Disney Secret!


Once you enter the hut, you will receive your instructions and be given a map and a magic talisman (card) that will help you unlock clues.  There are 5 different adventures where you are assisting Captain Jack Sparrow discover the treasures before any other pirates can get it.

You use these map to work your way to help recover the treasure.  It has some similarities to the old Kim Possible World Showcase Adventures and the more recent Agent P's World Showcase Adventures, but instead of the special cell phone, you have a card and a map, which work very well.




Each of the 5 different adventures takes about 20 minutes to complete as you are sent searching for clues in various parts of Adventureland.  Each adventure has you look for around 4 to 5 clues.  As you find the clue, you touch the magic talisman that you were given to the clue and something magical happens, each one is unique and different. At the end of the discovery, you receive your next clue.



The special effects are even better than what you see in the Epcot adventures and the fact that each adventure is fairly quick to play, makes it a nice diversion for a family to play together.

Add this FREE activity to the Sorcerers of the Magic Kingdom and you have two great interactive activities that the whole family can play together and have fun.  This is especially fun for families that have been to the Magic Kingdom before and looking for something new and different to do.

At the Walt Disney World Resort they never stop looking for ways to "Plus" (as Walt Disney himself used to say) an attraction.  This philosophy has extended to their already beautifully themed Resort Hotels. At Disney's Port Orleans - Riverside Resort the Disney Imagineers are busy creating newly themed rooms "Fit for a Princess."

Disney World Royal Guest Rooms
Starting in March 2012 there will be 512 Royal Guest Rooms available at Disney's Port Orleans Riverside Resort that will indulge your own Royal Family.  This Disney Moderate Resort is creating these special rooms because Princess Tiana ("The Princess and The Frog") has invited some of her fellow Disney Princesses, like Belle ("Beauty and the Beast"), Jasmine ("Aladdin") and more for a vacation getaway and not just any room will do. 

As pictured above, each room will include beds with ornate headboards featuring fiber-optic special effects, and gold and crystal accents. Guests also can enjoy artwork and special mementos left by Tiana’s royal friends.  This will certainly delight the Princess (or Prince) in your family while still fitting into your vacation budget.


Disney World Pirate Themed RoomsIf you are excited to stay in a specially themed room you don't have to wait until 2012, all you have to do is head over to Disney's Caribbean Beach Resort Hotel, another of the Disney Moderate Resorts.  Here you can stay in one of the Pirate Themed Rooms that are currently available for Disney World Guests.  As pictured above, you can stay in a room with pirate ship themed beds and additional effects that are sure to please your pirate loving crew. 

Great Theming At Disney Moderate Resort Pricing
Typically the Pirate Themed Room ($184 per night in Value Season) will cost only $30 more per night over a normal Caribbean Beach Resort Room.  This is a great way to add a really special element to your vacation and still save hundreds of dollars versus staying at one of Disney's Deluxe Resorts.