New Pirates Adventure like the old Kim Possible?

[bhg469]

No.

Its all relative but coming out with sorcers after Kim possible is a Huge step backwards in the technology and entertainment value.

 

[RSoxNo1]

Honestly, I do not remember where I saw, heard, read this but I thought there was talk about changing the POTC queue to be similar to HM in that you would have two options. The regular que that would wind thru the fort or the second interactive option that would allow you to treasure hunt with the pirates. Does this sound familiar to anyone?
Those prompts would seem to fit an interactive que.

This was on the Unofficial Guide's Disney Dish with Jim Hill and Len Testa. From what I've seen this seems to be a different project. I don't know anything about the POTC queue project.

 

[Mike730]

Honestly, I do not remember where I saw, heard, read this but I thought there was talk about changing the POTC queue to be similar to HM in that you would have two options. The regular que that would wind thru the fort or the second interactive option that would allow you to treasure hunt with the pirates. Does this sound familiar to anyone?
Those prompts would seem to fit an interactive que.

If this wasn't explicitly noted as an Adventureland addition and not part of an attraction, then I could totally see this happening.

Edit: Also, is it naive to ask exactly what water is being referred to as part of these new elements?

 

[bhg469]

It just occurred to me that when sorcerers was still being buzzed about, someone posted a qr code that wasn't part of sorcerers. It was something to do with a treasure hunt. I'm guessing that was to do with this. I'm really geeked for something more advanced than a boring kinect game.

 

[Clyde Birdbrain]

Orlando Theme Parks News has photos of possible elements of the new Pirates-themed interactive game ("Pirates Adventure: Jewels of the Seven Seas"??) at Adventureland: http://www.orlandoparksnews.com/2012/12/new-interactive-game-elements-at-magic.html

The Magic Kingdom Park is in the process of receiving a brand-new, Pirates-themed interactive game, which will debut next year in Adventureland. According to some rumors, this new interactive adventure will require a fee, even though plans may change, or we may not know all the particulars on the matter.

 

[Tip Top Club]

The Tiki God looking thing with the posts around it and Skull has some speakers in the posts as well, I noticed it a few weeks ago and had no idea what it was. Interesting.

By the Way, the Work near the fairies Meet and Greet is a refurbishment for a backstage area, won't affect guests or the game in any way. (They are replacing the old rotting wood in the Veranda which is mostly backstage areas now except for the Tinkerbell Greet. Putting in some new concrete floors as well to replace the old wood ones.)

 

[taz0162]

I've seen what the Fanboys have seen.

Looks cool (like a high-tech Adventureland Challenge)....but I don't really think it's needed.

Do we really require more games in the MK? Isn't the one big one enough.:shrug:

more games, expecially since there is no additional fee associated with them is great since it will cut down on the people waiting in lines since they are playing a game through areas that people would normally just walk through.

 

[WDWFREAK53]

Rather than a "game" I like the idea of different "affects" happening as you walk through certain areas/in the queue/even while on a ride, that interacts specifically with "YOU" as it reads your RFID.

 

[Stupido]

I really hope the shark fins are still happening!

 

[RSoxNo1]

Orlando Theme Parks News has photos of possible elements of the new Pirates-themed interactive game ("Pirates Adventure: Jewels of the Seven Seas"??) at Adventureland: http://www.orlandoparksnews.com/2012/12/new-interactive-game-elements-at-magic.html

I posted this back in May:
http://www.wdwfanboys.com/blog/new-immersive-pirates-experience-coming-to-adventureland/

Many of the elements showcased in the OPN.com update correspond with what I've seen.

 

[Animaniac93-98]

I hear the skeleton's hand in the water is not a prop, but the actual hand of a fan who tried to get some good shots for his blog, but met an unfortunate fate.

Disney keeps the hand visible for those who do not heed warnin's about gettin' too curious.

 

[Rum Pirate]

I think everyone will enjoy this in the end I am not a giant fan of some of the placement of a few of the items, but Ill live

 

[Goofnut1980]

I want the fountains and steel drums back in Adventureland

 

[jklakeview]

Why would they charge extra for something like this in the park? I hope that is not accurate!