Pirates of the Caribean: The Flume Ride

The Pirates of the Caribean is a flume ride adventure that combines the classic drak ride and a thrilling flume ride.

The attraction is located in Pirate Village in Neverland at Neo Disneyland. We come across the ruins of an old Spanish fortress of Castillo del Morro. Geusts wind their way through the que through a labryinth of underground coriddors that will lead through the arsenal.

While waiting guests will entertain themselves in The Pirate Museum. Here guests will learn about the history, legends and lore of famous or infamous pirates of fact and fiction, in which the portirats of a pirate will came to life and mingle with guests. 

Guests now find themselves in a port town with haning signs with quirky signituires such as The Wicked Wench tavern and The El Pirata Y el Perico (The Pirate and the Parrot). Here guests will embark on their bateaux that will be a method of transportation. 

Before we set on our journey, a skull perched on the a brick archway begins to speak. 

"So ye come seeking adventure and slaty old pirates, eh? Sure ye've come to the proper place. For your safety, keep yer hand, arms, feets and legs inside the boat at all time." 

With that, our boat sends us into an uphill ramp and our adventure begins. 

 The bateaux thakes us to the swamp lands of the bayou. The feels of the enviroment is calm and serene. We can hear the chriping of crickets chrip and humming of frogs. As we continue on, our bateaux takes us into an unexpected  plung into the abyss.

It seems that our bateaux has taken us back in to the 18th century. A time when pirates roamed the seas. 

A enpic battle is taken place btween a Brithish navey and The Queen Ann's Revenge. Commissioned by the infmomus Blackbeard, as he orders his crew to fire at will. While the British sailors taught Blackbeard and his crew. Canon balls fire and bombard into the water, which will cause the guests or the bateux to get wet just a little bit. 

  After surviving the epic sea battle, we continue on to a colonial sea side village of Port Royal. The pirate captian Hector Barbosa attempts to get information on the wearabouts of a hidden treause, as the poor town mayor is dunked into the well. He resurfaces and  spouts water infrount of the guests. 

While Bardosa attempts information, Jack Saprrow the rapscallion of the seven seas is hidding in plain sight btween two dress maniquins. 

Continuing on, a tavern comes into veiw where a group of drunken pirates give chase to women on the upper balcony or indulge themselves with a mug of rum in their hands.

A trio of minsterals serenade them in the famous song "A Pirates Life for Me", accompanied with a mule and a dog.

Near the exit, a rather portly pirate is seen dunkenly braging with a madien of the evening that he found the key to the treasure. While Jack Sparrow can be seen eavesdropping on him inside a barrel. 

Our bateaux come insdie a prison fortress, where improsined pirates atment their escape by persuading the dog,who has the key in his mouth, in exhange for a bone. As we continue on, we can hear the clashing of swords and the smell of gunpowder sugest that a battle is taking place. Without warning, the bateaux fall into the the abyssmal depths.

We have ended up in a netherworld of sirens and lost souls. Mermaids can be seen swiming benith our bateaux, as they sing haunting songs.  

We then come across a beached area, where we find the skeltal remains of pirates that have fallen victim over gold fever. A large stone treasue chest stands center in the beach.   

We then come upon an underwater grotto filled with treasue beyond our wildest dreams. A pirate perched on a hill of gold daubles as tell guests that the treasue is curesed. When the moon light hit him, his flesh is striped from the body and his clothes become tattered. He has become a skeleton. 

  

Contuing on, a skeltal sailor is seen cluching on the ship's wheel as storm rages on. 

The bataeux then takes up and up into a catacombs fashined with the bones of people who have parrised at sea. As we nearly reach the sumit, we are confronted by the dreaded Davey Jones himself. 

Our bataeux then sends us down into ahundred feet plunge, with a slahing finale. 

We then pass through  the remains wrecked ships and glide pass park patrons shooting at us with water caonnons. Our bataeux takes us undneath a bridge and we sundlney find our selves in The Black Pearl. 

Inside Jack Saprrow's crew are celebrating in song and drink that they have found the treasure. Menwhile in the captian quarters, Jack thanks us and bid farewell. The bataeux then sends us to un uphill ram that send us back to our time.