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A Pirate’s Life for Me!

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August 12, 2009 by cindy 4 Comments

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Last month I wrote Join the Pirate Crew at Walt Disney World after having the privilege of previewing The Pirate’s League while I was there for the Florida Mom Bloggers Mixer. Well, last week, Disney World invited Jordan and I to come experience The Pirate’s League for ourselves!

We checked in at The Pirate’s League, which is in Adventureland near Pirates of the Caribbean, at 10:15am for our 10:30am appointments. We were shown 6 pirate looks to choose from. I chose the Empress and Jordan chose a more rough and tumbled pirate look. We were then whisked away inside what used to be the East India Trading Company’s storeroom. These savvy pirates, under the leadership of Captain Jack Sparrow, knew that instead of random pillaging and plundering it was easier to just take over the storeroom and set up there as their new Pirate League base of operations. First we must claim our new pirate identities. This is accomplished by turning the Captain’s wheel, which rolls 2 dice, which when used in conjunction with a cyper book and the month of your birth determines your pirate identity. (check out the slide show below to find out our pirate names).

Next we were escorted back into the main part of the building where the pirate transformations take place. We even got to see my friend Shari from CrazedMommy and her son as they completed their pirate transformations and headed out to explore the World Showcase at Epcot. After waiting just a few minutes, we were assigned to our Pirate Masters who would be in charge of our transformations. Jordan’s look included him having a black eye and his Pirate Master asked him if he wanted to get it the hard way or the easy way. He said the easy way so they called over a 2nd pirate master to hold Jordan still while the 1st one pretended to punch him in the eye and give him a black eye! Jordan was also told that since he was getting a black eye and a scar he needed to create a back story about the fight(s) that left him with these problems. He was also told that if anyone commented on his face he should say, “You should see the other guy.” The other guy in Jordan’s backstory was…a skeleton, very creative.

My Empress makover required a lot of choices be made. I had to choose nail color, eye shadow color, lipgloss color, which jeweled tattoo to wear, bandana color, eye patch color and bag color! Now, these are not major choices for a grown adult but…when you bring your child to The Pirate’s League I suggest you either discuss some of this ahead of time or you help them make these decisions. I ama girly, girl wannabe. The last time someone else did my nails and make up was 18 years ago for my wedding! It was fun to be pampered, even if I was becoming a pirate. Hmmmm maybe next time I can go to the Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique. Any way… once our transformations were complete,we took the pirate oath and were sworn in as pirates! Next, were were taught sword etiquette and given our swords. The last stop was shhhhhhh…this is a secret…we went into Captain Jack’s secret sanctorium…shhhh don’t tell anyone about it but it was COOL! You have to see it for yourself!

We left the Pirate’s League with some booty and a treasure map too! The Pirate’s League is a fun experience and I think every pirate lover needs to do it at least once in their lifetime. Last time I walked through the parks in my tiara and princess sash and was treated royally by cast members and guests. Wandering the parks as a pirate is a little different. We did get to ride up front on several rides because the ride operators said they wanted to keep an eye on the pirates and make sure we didn’t leave with any extra booty. We were stopped by several guests wanting to know where we got our “Pirate Makeovers”, and we received several comments from guests my favorite being a little girl who pointed at Jordan and said, “That guy is a real pirate.”

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The Pirate’s League offers 3 different packages for you to choose from. All packages include a sword and sheath, earring and eye patch, tattoo, exclusive pirate coin necklace, map case folder, and a personalized pirate oath

The First Mate Package – $49.95+ tax includes:

  • Bandana
  • Choice of Facial Effect
  • Fake Teeth
  • One 5×7 picture

Empress Package-$49.95+ tax includes:

  • Bandana
  • Vibrant & Bold Makeup Makeover
  • Face Gem
  • Nail Polish
  • One 5×7 picture

The Captains Package-$124.95+ tax includes:

  • Choice of pirate costume
  • Choice of Facial Effect
  • Fake Teeth
  • Three  5 x 7 pictures

You can book your visit to The Pirate’s League by calling (407) WDW-CREW.

Thank you to Charles Stovall, Erin Catalano, and the entire Disney Media team. Thank you for this awesome opportunity!

Filed Under: Disney, Florida Attractions, Travel Tagged With: Disney World Hotels, Kissimmee hotels, Magic Kingdom, Magical Moms, mom, Mom Bloggers, moms, Orlando hotels, rental car, reservations, taxi, thank you, The Pirate's League, vacation planning, Walt Disney World, Walt Disney World Resorts

About cindy

I'm Cindy aka TheMomMaven. I'm a happily married empty nester living in Tampa Bay. I love all things Disney and I blog about easy recipes, family travel, family entertainement as well as product reviews and giveaways.

Comments

  1. Erin Pyle says

    August 12, 2009 at 10:49 am

    This sounds like SO MUCH FUN! We want to go to disney sometime in the next few years but can't afford it just yet. This sounds like a great idea when Elijah is older! Maybe a special birthday treat! We love all things pirate!

    Reply
  2. TheAngelForever says

    August 12, 2009 at 10:35 am

    That looks so neat. When we head back to Disney World (hope for soon)we will have to try that with our oldest son. Love that they now have things for boys. The photos of both of you are wonderful 🙂

    Reply
  3. PainterMommy says

    August 13, 2009 at 10:38 am

    I love it! You guys looks great! How fun! 🙂

    Reply

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