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As for Rosbrook's pirate ship float, you enter through a curved hatch in the hull opening to a bone room. Purple lighting seeps through the planks of the ship, creating a ghostly glow. It lights up Jack Sparrow, seated center stage with bones surrounding his head. more
Rosbrook used a smoke machine to wisp smoke out of the side cannons that line both sides of the ship. here
The parade was one of several in York County this Halloween season. Some have taken place already, but the biggest -- the York Halloween Parade -- is set for 2 p.m. on Sunday. more
Rosbrook doesn't have any plans at this point to enter the float in other Halloween parades. He said that he has been watching the Manchester/Mt. Wolf parade for 20 years and wanted to enter a really good float.
Actors and volunteers will play the different characters, and kids will be able to walk through the scene on Halloween night. [links]
“We are going to be doing it all in the front here, and there is going to be ships and other characters from the pirate movies," said Mark McCune, who is playing Captain Jack Sparrow at the event. "And of course Captain Jack Sparrow, for the ladies, and you can come and wear a mask and there will be social distancing, and it’s going to be a wonderful Halloween time together.” more
“But the whole thing is just for the kids, they have something good to do, especially this year, this year is tough,” said Dan Alder. here
Every year for the past 9 years, the Alder family decorates their house for Halloween. This year, in a Pirates of the Caribbean theme. more
This year, the Alder family wondered if they should still hold the event, but after making changes to follow the CDC guidelines, it is still a go. more
“We are going to have Davy Jones with his tentacles, some mermaids, we are going to have other characters from the pirates movie, Ragetti and Pintel,” said McCune. [links]
All of the monsters you’ll find terrorizing the open seas are fully realized and incredibly detailed. The mutated whale is one of the most intimidating monstrosities you’ll encounter, with its open wounds leaving its rib cage exposed, its tentacles and razor-sharp teeth like something out of a nightmare. Mermaids, one of the most common enemies in the game, are revolting—their gaping maws are lined with fangs, and their ghastly gills and fins make them a particularly frightening addition to the game. And don’t get me started on the cursed wanderers, who seem to have been lost at sea for so long that they’ve sprouted lobster claws for hands and sport particularly gross-looking goatees. here
I’ve been pleasantly surprised at just how fright-forward the art design is. It’s nice to interact with all of the protagonists from the films like Captain Jack Sparrow, Elizabeth Swann, Will Turner, and Captain Barbossa, but what drew me in was the fact that the game world surrounding the main characters was so faithful to the darker themes and designs that made the films so compelling. Even the game’s menus are creepy, like the smoky, hand-painted backdrops that await you in Shansa’s cave. [links]
Looking for something frightening to play this Halloween? Drop into the Pirates of the Caribbean: Tides of War mobile game!
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Halloween is one of the best holidays of the year, and spooky season enthusiasts will have to be extra creative to keep the Halloween spirit alive while distancing from family and friends. Luckily, you can dive into the deep, dark waters of Pirates of the Caribbean: Tides of War, Joycity’s popular mobile game inspired by Disney’s classic movie franchise.
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“I don’t have any background in carpentry or set design and I didn’t need anything fancy, just enough to give it an authentic look. more
“It started with a 30-minute soundtrack, which took forever. I started that in 2019 and finished it late on in this year.
A SUPER dad spent a year building a 50-foot pirate ship in his garden after his daughter asked for a pirate-themed Halloween.
Tony built each section individually before connecting them altogether and decorated the structure with props. more
“I’m already thinking of what to do next year but whatever it is I’ll start making it now and try and go bigger and better." [links]