The Disney Parks Blog announced today a new interactive guest adventure for the Magic Kingdom.
A Pirates Adventure: Treasure of the Seven Seas, will enable guests to explore the Magic Kingdom’s Adventureland via a pirate map and magic talisman.
The goal of this quest is to help Captain Jack locate the Treasures of the Seven Seas, and, of course, fight off the Captain Barbossa and other enemies!
Pirates Adventure: Treasure of the Seven Seas, joins Sorcerers of the Magic Kingdom as a way for guests to explore the park and have something the whole family can do while waiting for that dining reservations or FastPass time!
The game is set to debut this spring.
RELATED LINKS:
Sorcerers of the Magic Kingdom – Description, Cards and More.
Sorcerers of the Magic Kingdom – Official Press Release
Epcot’s Interactive Adventure: Phineas and Ferb: Agent P’s World Showcase Adventure
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