This Summer Only! Become A Pirate At Tokyo Disneyland!

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An event celebrating the release of "Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales" in the summer of 2017 is being held at Tokyo Disneyland. The "Pirates Special Program" has so much to offer and is a must-visit for the Pirates fans!

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SOTOKU

公園でのんびりが好きです。

We found it! This is Galileo's Diary.

Now I want to go straight on to the next treasure, but just looking at the map isn't helping me much. But don't worry, the map isn't the only thing to help you out. Nearby each treasure you'll find QR codes that you can read with your phone to help you find the next.

If you go ahead and scan the code with your phone, you'll get a new hint. Will you be able to find the other two treasures...? You might think it's an attraction for kids, but it's actually a lot of fun for adults as well.

They say that there's a special present from Jack Sparrow himself to those who find all three treasures and scan all the QR codes. If you're the mystery hunter type, we recommend you try out this special attraction.

Immerse Yourself in the Pirate World

1. Dance Along to Pirate Music

Live performances by pirates called the Pirates Brass are also held during the Pirates Special Program season. You'll hear the "Pirates of the Caribbean" theme song and "Yo Ho" as well as other popular Disney songs.

You'll be dancing along to the fun music in no time.

The performances are held twice a day at Cafe Orleans located in Adventureland (subject to change depending on the day, please ask a cast member for more information). Your favorite Disney character might even show up at one of the performances!

2. Pose at Limited Time Only Photo Spots

Nearby the Pirates of the Caribbean ride, you'll find a special photo spot where you can enjoy the atmosphere of "Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales." Fans of the movie shouldn't miss it!

Special Merchandise and Food

There are also special food menus and merchandise that are available only during the Pirates Special Program period.

1. Cool Pirate Mickey Souvenirs

Mickey is even cooler than usual with his pirate outfit. Here's a towel (650 with tax) that looks like it would be good for daily use.

Other special goods great for souvenirs like clear files (300 with tax) and bags (1,600 with tax) are also available.

These items can all be found at Pirate Treasure in Adventureland.

2. Special Pirate Food

This colorful Pirate Sparkling Drink (380 with tax) is made with soda, grenadine from pomegranate juice, and mint syrup.

Its nice mint scent and strong fizz will refresh your tired body. There's even chewy jelly inside to enjoy. The drink can be purchased at Royal Street Veranda within Adventureland.

This Pirate Spicy Tortilla (520 yen with tax) has a pirate flag printed on it. If you look closely you'll see that the toothpick is also a pirate sword. Small details like this can be found throughout the park.

Inside the tortilla is plentiful lettuce and salted pork and mango, all matching well with the mayonnaise sauce and black pepper. You'll feel like you're in the Caribbean when you taste the tropical mango flavor.

The Pirate Spicy Tortilla can be found at the Cafe Orleans in Adventureland.

In Conclusion

There are various seasonal events at Tokyo Disneyland all year round, so you can enjoy a different atmosphere whenever you visit. The Pirates Special Program is a great limited time only event for all.

You can enjoy the Pirates world until August 31st, 2017. We recommend you stop by if you're in Japan this summer.

Cooperation: Oriental Land Co., Ltd.

Tokyo Disney Resort

1-1 Maihama, Urayasu City, Chiba Prefecture 279-0031

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SOTOKU

公園でのんびりが好きです。

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