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Pirates of the Caribbean or The Haunted Mansion?



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June 21, 2007 | By Carma In attractions, behind the scenes, cinema, fantasy |

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Turning a amusement park ride into a movie can be a tricky endeavor. Take the above named examples, for instance. The first spawned a very popular trilogy (so far), with the latest currently in theaters. The latter didn't do so well.

Well, according to The Hollywood Reporter, the animated 3-D stereoscopic ride, Corkscrew Hill, at Busch Gardens Europe in Williamsburg, Va., is trying its luck and shopping around a script.

The ride, according to ThemeParkInsider.com, "takes guests on a grand adventure through the lands of old Ireland."
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