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Introduction
Will Captain Hook's latest plan to abduct Wendy and the Lost Boys onto his Galley on the lagoon next to the Skull Rock work out? Or will Peter Pan be able to save the day? And what about Tick-Tock, the famous crocodile, will it get another handful?...	Wird Kapitän Hook's neuester Plan, Wendy und die Lost Boys auf sein Schiff beim Totenkopffelsen zu entführen, von Erfolg gekrönt sein? Oder wird es Peter Pan gelingen, seine Freunde zu retten? Und was ist mit Tick-Tock dem berühmten Krokodil?...

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 Viewing spots are rather limited as there are no real stands, but guests have to find a place on the walkways surrounding the lagoon. The action on the galley is directed toward the actual lagoon, which means there is nothing to see from the walkways on Adventure Isle behind the ship, and only an extremly restricted view from the walkways next to the Pirate's Beach playground, especially as the walkway down to the shore next to the playground is closed off for the duration of the show.

The bridge from the main section of Adventureland to Adventure Isle is one of the prime viewing spots - especially for families with children as those can watch the action rather good through the gaps in the bridge cover. Similar good if not minimal better viewing spots are only to be found on the walkways on the lagoon's shore opposite of the galley, on both sides next to the director's cabin. The walkway at the far end of the lagoon toward Fantasyland (leading to the Pirates of the Caribbean) offers an acceptable but not really good view on the first meters.

To get a prime viewing spot arrive about 30 minutes before the scheduled performance, especially with children, who need to get to the front line for a good view. Just don't forget: there is no option to sit down while waiting for or watching the show.

For guests in wheelchairs and their companions the area to the left of the director's cabin toward the bridge is roped off.

Für Rollstuhlfahrer und ihre Begleitung ist ein Bereich links der Regiekabine zur Brücke hin abgesperrt.

 Think the music sounds very familiar? Most propably because this show features a unique blend of music with some of the best known songs and instrumental themes based the Original Soundtrack of Disney's Peter Pan, more generic instrumental Pirate music and the instrumental score written by Vasile Sirli for the flight of Tinkerbell around the Castle in Tinkerbell's Fantasy in the Sky - even so it is now used to underscore Captain Hook moving around the deck of his galley ... one of those little facts only fans notice.

Especially for this show Captain Hook's Galley was treated to a major refurbishment in early 2004. Included was not only carefully repainting and replacing of old rigging, but also the addition extra platforms for the performers on the deck, the sound system and some special effects - including two reall wet effects in the lagoon. All necessary as the galley original was "only" a major setpiece (and home to a snack point) guests could walk around on and not a stage (the galley is now closed off during the season the show is scheduled for). In addition the area had to equipped with a sound system and the director's cabine on the opposite shore had to be errected.

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