 The figurehead (a sculpted ornament on the bow of ancient vessels)  of the ship carrying Elizabeth and Governor Swann at the beginning  of the movie is actually the coat of arms of the United Kingdom and  it is the figurehead of an actual ship of the line, the HMS Victory,  which participated in the Trafalgar Battle against combined french  and Spanish navies under the command of Lord Horatio Nelson in 1805.  HMS Victory is now preserved at Portsmouth, England, as a museum and  is the oldest commissioned warship in the world. She still has a  captain and crew. The crest holds the French motto of the British  monarchs "Dieu et mon droit" (God and my right) and the Old Latin  motto of the Order of the Garter "Honi soit qui mal y pense" (Shame  on him who thinks evil of it).  The film was such a success that Disney closed the Pirates of the  Caribbean attractions at Disneyland and Disney World to update them.  The new storyline of the attractions will be that Captain Barbosa is  chasing Jack Sparrow, both of which will be added in the form of  animatronics. Disneyland opened their updated attraction on 26 June  2006, two days after the sequels world premier. Disney World opened  its new attraction on 7 July 2006.