Pirates Adventure show is an evening packed with excitement, suspense and awe. This spectacular show has been running for over 25 years and has become the highlight of many people's holidays on the island. During this evening you will be stunned by world class acrobatics, dancing and pure excitement as the whole family cheers up for their pirate.
We will pick you up at your hotel or at a nearby point, and on the way to the show, our guides will let you in on everything you need to know as they get you in the party mood with pirates' songs and ready to cheer all night long . Also, you will have the opportunity to buy bandanas and pirates' swords on the bus so not only will you feel like a pirate you will laso look the part when you arrive at the venue.
On arrival you will be shown to your seats in the theatre and you will be amused by the different pirate captains and villains that wander around the audience, entertaining, creating suspense and getting the crowd buzzing.
The entrance ticket to the Pirates Show includes the show, food (chicken, coleslaw, potato wedges and an ice cream) and drinks (sangria, beer, water and soft drinks). The drinks are served once you are inside the venue: 1 jug of local beer or sangria per adult over the age of 18 that must be served with the meal before the show begins. Soft drinks: Fanta Orange, Diet Coke and water which are free throughout the evening.
Other ticket options:
Your current choice is MAIN DECK seating. If you wish to upgrade your seats to QUARTER DECK or CAPTAIN'S TABLE, click the links below.
- Main Deck: Seating in the Main Deck is no further than 15 metres from the stage, providing an intimate atmosphere that really involves you in the all the action.
- Quarter Deck: Includes fast track entrance and preferrential seating.
- Captain's Table - VIP: Do it in style! Your VIP treatment includes a hearty welcome in the VIP area, VIP waiter service and a signed souvenir poster for all children! Not to mention you'll be watching the action from the best seats in the house.
