Pirates of the Caribbean Online is a massively multiplayer online role-playing game based on the Disney theme park ride and motion pictures, playable on your web browser.

Getting Started

Setting Up Your Account –– Basic vs. Unlimited Access

Pirates of the Caribbean Online offers two types of game access––Basic and Unlimited.

Basic Access is free of charge, runs in an ad-supported environment, offers limited weapons and skills, and has restricted access to high-level player areas.

Unlimited Access requires a monthly subscription, runs in an ad-free environment, and allows certain privileges that Basic Access players miss out on including: advanced weapons and skills, expanded quests, bigger and better ships, the ability to create your own pirate Guild, and more.

For more information, check out the Membership Options page.

Create a Pirate

Before you start playing Pirates of the Caribbean Online, you’ll need to create a Pirate. Nearly every aspect of your Pirate’s appearance can be customized to your taste. Each Basic Access account can hold up to two different Pirates, while each Unlimited Access account can hold up to four.

Customize Your Pirate

Choose a Name

Use the selection of Pirate names to customize your own name, or if you want to type your own custom Pirate name, click Type a Name, then enter the name you would like to use in the text box. That name will be reviewed and, if approved, will become your Pirate name. You will be assigned a temporary Pirate name to use while your custom name is being reviewed.

Locking a Pirate

By default, any Pirate can be played by anyone logging in to one of your family’s accounts. If you want to create a personal Pirate that no one else can share, simply Lock your Pirate on the main Pirate section screen. After you’ve done this, only that Pirate’s creator or an account administrator can play or unlock that Pirate.
Locking Pirates.

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