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Pirates of the Caribbean

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About Pirates of the Caribbean

In California, the ride's awesome, but the queue's pretty bare. In Florida, the queue's great but the abridged ride disappoints. In Paris, every element of the ride works from the moment you approach the entrance - This is THE BEST Pirates of the Caribbean of them all.

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This version is the original in Disneyland Paris and not updated with the characters from the movies. It seems a lot smaller than the US versions. I think the Disneyland Anaheim version is the best though I like this queue line the best. - Daniel Smith

I loved every moment of this ride, the drops are the best. It's pretty scary going up that hill though an I could have sworn I saw a shadow of a giant spider run across my legs just before the ride started it was so creepy. I haven't been on the updated version with Johnny Depp. - Sarah Larkin


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