Yo Ho Pirate Show at Sunset, Dinner and Legends on the High Seas

Arrrrrrr! If'n yer dnae like this ahl keel haul yer!

The check in process was a little sketchy... After running the gauntlet of vendors, we almost felt like we were going to get a timeshare pitch, but it worked out and we found the ships... The boats themselves were reconditioned fishing trawlers, fitted to look like tall ships. A pretty decent job of it too! The crew immediately made everyone feel comfortable with a welcome cocktail and elotes on a stick. Tasty! We were then directed that we could sit anywhere we liked, they indicated where the show would be happening and told us we were free to walk about the ship until the actual swords cane out. The show started with both ships yelling their best pirate "Arrrr's" at one another and the crews each saying their ship was the best. A brawl with swords and bolos broke out on the wharf and when they concluded, we got underway. It only took a few minutes to cruise by the Arch, and Lover's beach, and the captain positioned the boat on port and starboard so everyone could get ample photographic opportunities. Shortly thereafter we were underway again cruising the Sea of Cortez. Then dinner service started. The crew were very attentive serving drinks and handing out plates that they soon filled with lots of food. It was mostly barbecue style fare, with lots of veg and mashed potatoes. It was actually quite good and you could tell it was made with care and not just picked up from Costco and reheated. I appreciated the effort that went into the food prep. Yes, balancing a plate on the waves, your drink and trying to snap some good pics was a vit of a balancing act, but if you tucked your drink between your feet, it was very manageable. I've been in this situation for many different reasons and did not find it at all off-putting, personally. Neither did my spouse. They cleaned up after the third call for food, but I don't think anyone went back for more than one plate. They REALLY feed you well. Then another round of drinks, followed by the show. A high-energy production with sword battles, fire dancing, break dancing and acrobatics all over the ship. I won't spoil this further, but the agility of these young people is phenomenal on a bobbing ship. As someone who has actively engaged in sword combat for over 20 years, I can tell you this is no small accomplishment while keeping your balance on waves. This is not a historical reenactment by any means, but a fun and entertaining show that will appeal to anyone who enjoys fantasy productions like Pirates of the Caribbean. It was GREAT. Perfect for all ages! Crew are EXTREMELY accommodating and super friendly. How could you not like this!?

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PIRATE SHOW

From the time you stepped on the boat everyone was very nice and the captain did a great job,the food was good and the pirate show was awesome,did not have to wait long for the ride back to the resort AWESOME

Response from the operator: Thank you so much for your positive comments! We're thrilled to hear you enjoyed your experience on our cruise so much. Our captain and entire team work hard to ensure our guests have an unforgettable experience. We look forward to seeing you again soon :)

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