No, the Flying Dutchman prop ship from the Pirates of the Caribbean movies is no longer at Castaway Cay, Disney Cruise Line's private island in the Bahamas. The ship was originally brought to the island in 2006 as a promotional attraction following the release of Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest. For several years, it was anchored in the lagoon, providing a fantastic photo opportunity for guests and adding to the island's immersive "tropical hideaway" theme. However, because the ship was built as a movie prop rather than a seaworthy vessel, it was made of materials not intended to withstand the harsh, salty environment and tropical storms of the Bahamas for a long duration. Over time, the structure began to deteriorate significantly, posing a potential safety and environmental risk. Consequently, Disney decided to remove the ship in late 2010. It was dismantled and removed from the lagoon to prevent it from breaking apart. While the "physical" ship is gone, the pirate theme remains a core part of Castaway Cay, with various other easter eggs and themed areas—such as the Pelican Plunge floating platform—continuing to entertain fans of the franchise.