Kilimanjaro Safaris

Kilimanjaro Safaris Attraction at Disney’s Animal Kingdom at Walt Disney World. Guests board open-sided safari vehicles at the modern-day town of Harambe for an exciting exploration of more than 100 acres of savanna, forest, rivers, and rocky hills. There are up-close encounters with great herds of animals roaming the land, and there is even some …

Kids of the Kingdom

Kids of the Kingdom Group of talented and energetic young singers and dancers who perform at the Disney parks, begun at Disneyland in the summer of 1974.

Poster for The Kid featuring Bruce Willis

Kid, The

Kid, The See Disney’s The Kid

John Laurie, James MacArthur, and Peter Finch in Kidnapped

Kidnapped (film)

Kidnapped (film) Young David Balfour attempts to regain his rightful inheritance, the house, and lands of Shaws in Scotland, and in doing so is nearly killed and then kidnapped due to his treacherous Uncle Ebenezer. But the doughty Scottish laird, Alan Breck Stewart, takes a hand and after a shipwreck, hairbreadth escapes, and a chase …

Kids Is Kids (television)

Kids Is Kids (television) Television show; aired on December 10, 1961. Directed by Hamilton S. Luske. Reruns were titled Donald Duck Quacks Up, and an edited version was shown as Mickey and Donald Kidding Around. Prof. Von Drake covers child psychology with a series of cartoons, trying to give Donald some advice on raising his …

Kidder, Margot

Kidder, Margot (1948-2018) Actress; appeared in Trenchcoat (Mickey Raymond).

Kid in King Arthur’s Court, A (film)

Kid in King Arthur’s Court, A (film) An earthquake occurs during a Little League game in Southern California, and 14-year-old Calvin Fuller, playing for a team known as the Knights, falls through a crack in the earth and is inexplicably thrust back in time to the mythical medieval kingdom of Camelot and the court of …

KHJ

KHJ Los Angeles television station, Channel 9, acquired by Disney on December 2, 1988; call letters changed to KCAL a year later.

Key West Seafood

Key West Seafood Restaurant in Disney Village at Disneyland Paris, opened on April 12, 1992, and closed on October 13, 1998, replaced by Rainforest Café.

Key to the Cache, The (television)

Key to the Cache, The (television) Television show; part 2 of The Horse Without a Head.