the pirates of the caribbean ride was made in 2003.
the pirates of the caribbean ride was made in 2003.
when was the pirates of the caribbean ride made?
2003
films based on toys include the transformers franchise and the g.i. joe films; there is a longer history of animated television series being created simultaneous to toy lines as a marketing tool. hasbro's plans to for films based on their board games began with 2012's "battleship". while amusement park rides have often been based on action movies, conversely the 1967 pirates of the caribbean ride at disneyland was adapted into "pirates of the caribbean: the curse of the black pearl" in 2003.
film adaptation
after leaving the station, the ride made a small dip and turned 180 degrees to the left, where it entered the lift hill. at the top of the 150 foot lift, the ride made a shallow dive of around 50 feet, then entered a wraparound corkscrew which had an apex of 120 feet, before descending the remainder of a curving drop, ending up facing the opposite direction of the lift hill, and achieving a speed of 60 miles per hour. the ride then entered a first of a kind camel back hump hill, which was designed to balance the riders between positive and negative g-forces, giving a feeling of weightlessness. the ride then entered the batwing element (cobra roll), which featured two inversions in one element. the ride then turned up an ascending hill to the left, and entered a run of block brakes. next, the ride dove down into a corkscrew, then a slight left turn over the park midway into a cutback. the ride then traversed back over the midway, under the first corkscrew and entered a second corkscrew. it then quickly entered a counter-clockwise helix. exiting the helix, the ride made a right hand turn onto a final brake run, which would then lead straight into the ride station.
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