Tinker Bell and the Pirate Fairy

Tinker Bell and her fairy friends attend a summer fairy camp in England. The camp is filled with curiosity and playful magic as they learn about the human world from a distance. The stage is set for new friendships and lighthearted adventures this summer.

Out of curiosity, Tink and Vidia fly to the nearby human house. Dr. Griffiths and his daughter Lizzy arrive at their summer home at the same time, and Lizzy leaves a handmade fairy house nearby. Tink is drawn to it and slips inside despite Vidia's warnings.

Vidia slams the door in an attempt to shock Tink, accidentally jamming it. Lizzy returns, discovers Tink, and takes her home. Vidia's attempt to free Tink fails, and Lizzy decides to keep the fairy a secret.

In her room, Lizzy reveals her love for fairies and longs for a friend. Tink agrees to teach Lizzy about fairies, and Lizzy records everything in a blank field journal. Their new friendship bridges magic and curiosity.

As rain dies down, Lizzy hopes for more time with her father. Tink secretly fixes the leaks through the night so Dr. Griffiths can spend time with his daughter. She releases a captive butterfly, unaware that it had been saved for a London museum demonstration.

Vidia gathers Rosetta, Iridessa, Fawn, Silvermist, Clank, and Bobble to rescue Tink. They can't fly in the rain, so they build a boat to reach the house. The voyage starts smoothly but hits a waterfall, forcing the party to continue on foot.

The next morning Lizzy is excited that the leaks have stopped and races to tell her father about her field journal. Dr. Griffiths blames the missing butterfly on Lizzy and belittles her belief in fairies. He dismisses her ideas and reduces her enthusiasm for magic.

To mend the rift, Tink teaches Lizzy how to fly using pixie dust. The commotion brings Dr. Griffiths upstairs, who demands the truth. Lizzy tearfully confesses about Tink, but he still refuses to believe in fairies, prompting Tink to lash out in frustration.

The rescue party arrives at the house to distract Lizzy's cat while Vidia climbs upstairs to find Tink. Seeing Dr. Griffiths about to capture Tink in a jar, Vidia bumps Tink out of the way and gets caught instead. Lizzy pleads with her father, but he takes Vidia away toward London to present his discovery.

Lizzy, with Tink and the other fairies, pursues her father as he drives to London to present his discovery. They race to stop him from confiscating Vidia, combining magic and stubborn scientific curiosity in a tense showdown.

Flying ahead, Tinker Bell tampers with the car's engine, causing it to stall. Lizzy catches up and pleads with her father not to take Vidia. He finally apologizes for not believing Lizzy.

Vidia is freed, and Lizzy with the fairies teach Dr. Griffiths to fly, so he can join them home. He apologizes for dismissing fairies, and the family returns to their place among the fairies. This marks a turning point in the human-faerie relationship.

The next day, Lizzy and her father have a picnic with the fairies outside the fairy camp tree, reading Lizzy's field journal. The journal records their magical summer and the repaired trust between human and fairy worlds. The story concludes with renewed friendship and shared wonder.