In August we spent a few days at the beach and decided to do one day at Disney World. We split our time between Magic Kingdom and Epcot. All of our fast passes were for later in the day at Epcot, so we spent the morning exploring Magic Kingdom and dodging rain drops!
We rode several rides but once the rain picked up most of the outdoor rides were shut down, which made the other ride lines longer! This was a great time for A Pirate's Adventure, an interactive experience where you can help Captain Jack Sparrow find the treasures hidden around Adventureland. We have done this a few times before and Little Bit is a big fan of completing these missions!
You'll start your journey at A Pirate's Adventure building just beyond the Pirates of the Caribbean ride on the outskirts of Adventureland. You will use your magic band or park ticket to start your adventure, also known as your "talisman". Pick up your map and head to the first clue.
The game takes you to different areas around Adventureland that you may of not noticed before. It is a great way to spend some time letting your kiddos, or even just yourself, explore and see the land come to life. Each quest takes about 15 minutes if you don't have to wait on any other treasure hunters! But you can spend as much or little time on this experience as you choose. It is a great way to spend those extra few minutes you have between fast passes or dining reservations.
Once you complete a map, go back to the outpost and pick up your treasure finder card. At this point you can be done hunting or start another mission. If you are brave enough to finish all 5 maps you will get 5 treasure finder cards plus a bonus card for completing the set!
Once you complete at least 3 of the 5 missions you will receive Pirates of the Caribbean Fast Passes for each member in your party! This was an added bonus we didn't know about ahead of time! Pirates of the Caribbean ride is a must do in our book and the line can get quite lengthy. So this was a win, win!
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Great tips, Mando! I'm going to follow your Disney stuff from now on. :) Muwah!
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