Alaska Airlines announced in a press release this week that its latest themed aircraft will draw inspiration from Disneyland — specifically Mickey’s Toontown at the famed theme park in Anaheim, California
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The airline also features other Disneyland Resort-themed liveries, including "Friendship and Beyond at the Disneyland Resort,” which shows Disney and Pixar’scharacters such as Woody, Buzz Lightyear and Jessie at Pixar Pier at the Disney California Adventure Park. Looking ahead, the Disney-themed plane will offer activity books and snack packs onboard with designs that feature Mickey Mouse and his cartoon friends, while supplies last, according to Alaska Airlines.“It’s heartening how much our Disneyland Resort-themed airplanes spark joy in our guests — young and young at heart," Sangita Woerner, Alaska’s senior vice-president of marketing and guest experience, said in a statement.
“Our relationship with Alaska Airlines is more than 25 years strong and truly celebrates the magic of Disney,” she said. “The plane’s artwork marks Alaska Airlines’ eighth transformation of an aircraft featuring Disney artistry and exhibits the excitement and playfulness of the re-imagined Mickey’s Toontown."
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