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First Look: “Pirates of the Caribbean 4: On Stranger Tides” trailer now online after first premiering at Disneyland

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Pirates of the Caribbean characters dressed in jungle-themed costumes stand side by side in a vibrant, tropical setting reminiscent of Adventureland, capturing the thrilling atmosphere fans love from the On Stranger Tides film and Disney’s park attractions.

The first full trailer for “Pirates of the Caribbean 4: On Stranger Tides” first premiered today to a lucky group of fans during a special event at the Disneyland Resort. The film’s director Rob Marshall was on hand to introduce the trailer to be shown in 3D for the first time ever in public.

But fans worldwide can now enjoy the trailer (in 2D) as it has premiered online, included below for your viewing pleasure:

This fourth “Pirates of the Caribbean” film not only brings back Johnny Depp as Captain Jack Sparrow and Geoffery Rush as Hector Barbossa but also introduces Penelope Cruz and Ian McShane to the franchise as new characters. The trailer shows off a whole new world of adventures seeking the Fountain of Youth, with the group encountering zombies and mermaids this time around.

The special event at Disneyland included early access to the Disneyland theme park, hundreds of fans being sworn to the “Pirate’s Oath,” and even a special visit from Captain Jack (though not Johnny Depp), shown in the photos below, posted by @DisneyPictures this morning:

Guests gathered in front of the iconic Disneyland sailing ship, evoking the excitement of Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides, as they pose for a group photo under sunny skies.

Guests dressed as pirates gather at outdoor tables beneath shady trees, enjoying food and lively conversation on a bright, sunny day—capturing the festive spirit of a Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides celebration at a Disney park.

Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides” hits theaters on May 20, 2011.

Still images and teaser poster released by Walt Disney Studios from “Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides”:

Jack Sparrow, Blackbeard, and Angelica pose on a rugged shoreline at a Disney Park attraction, engaged in a dramatic exchange by the ocean, capturing the thrilling energy of Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides for theme park guests.

Captain Jack Sparrow peers playfully over a tavern table set with flickering candles and a goblet, evoking the adventure-filled atmosphere of Pirates of the Caribbean in immersive, low lighting.

A daring pirate, flanked by two guards in lavish uniforms, makes a dramatic entrance through a magnificent hall with a beautifully painted ceiling—capturing the cinematic spectacle of Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides and evoking the immersive adventure found at Disneyland attractions.

Captain Jack Sparrow stands atop a carriage roof behind a uniformed coachman on a bustling city street, capturing the adventurous spirit of Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides as seen in the film's trailer.

Two pirates, evoking the swashbuckling spirit of the Pirates of the Caribbean attraction, stand waist-deep in lush jungle water surrounded by twisting vines and emerald foliage, gazing ahead with caution as if embarking on a Disneyland adventure straight out of On Stranger Tides.

Captain Jack Sparrow, in his signature pirate attire from Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides, pushes a wooden rowboat onto a sandy beach lined with palm trees and bordered by the sparkling blue ocean, looking ready to lead guests on a swashbuckling theme park adventure.

The iconic Pirates of the Caribbean skull, adorned with a red bandana, beads, and crossed swords, captures the adventurous spirit of On Stranger Tides. "May 20" appears at the bottom in bold text, calling to mind opening day excitement for Disneyland guests awaiting the film’s grand premiere and trailer reveal.

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