Run right now to get this pirate!! Very well packaged and well made with easy instructions. Easy to assemble. You may need more than one person for part of the assembly but over all very easy to assemble. Costume details are great. All connectors are set for outside use. Very well made product.

Very tall, easy to assemble with just one person, fully outdoor rated and we like him as is with his speak and phrases and have not tried the Bluetooth but would expect that to work easily as others have stated when they did. His eyes are big and bright, the photo can't show you the actual eyes you can see when lighted. Turns side to side and head turns and he sings away and the jaw does clank when the plastic hits together which happens with many animatronics, will try to lesson that with some silicone. Give him a try, if not you bring or send him back. Good price compared to other retailers with animatronics.

Let me start by saying that I put this animatronic together in less than five minutes by myself. He's extremely tall and so well-made. I'm really surprised how great he looks compared to the picture. We had a wonderful time using the Bluetooth to play the Pirates of the Caribbean theme, music and a few Jack Sparrow quotes lol. I also has plenty of his own pirate quotes. He's a great piece to any collection. I tried to add pictures, but it said operation wasn't working.

This accordion playing pirate will be the STAR of our big annual pirate Halloween extravaganza!!! He easily connects (and automatically RE-connects after turning off and back on!!!) to a Bluetooth PC or phone. Our new pirate will automatically be playing playlists of selections from our Disney Caribbean pirates. It will be mesmerizing!!! The only problem… taking a star off… are the plastic arm sockets… that instantly started breaking after inserting the arms. It was FIXED by drilling pilot holes through the top arm into the plastic socket… then screwing a LONG screw into the arm and to the socket, permanently and firmly connecting the arm to the socket… but… still allowing the arm to rotate in the socket!

Can't believe it's 2026 and I just got rickrolled by the demonstration video.