Flying Jalopy (film)

Flying Jalopy (film) Donald Duck cartoon; released on March 12, 1943. Directed by Dick Lundy. Donald buys a rattletrap plane from Ben Buzzard, who makes Donald’s insurance out to himself and then proceeds to try to wreck the plane.

Flying Gauchito, The (film)

Flying Gauchito, The (film) Segment of The Three Caballeros in which a little boy trains a flying donkey for racing. Re-released as a short on July 15, 1955.

Flying Squirrel, The (film)

Flying Squirrel, The (film) Donald Duck cartoon; released on November 12, 1954. Directed by Jack Hannah. Donald promises a peanut to a flying squirrel if it will hang his peanut sign in a nearby tree. But when the peanut turns out to be rotten, the squirrel gets his just revenge.

Flying Saucers

Flying Saucers Tomorrowland attraction at Disneyland, from August 6, 1961, to September 5, 1966. Individually controlled vehicles floated on a cushion of air, but the technology was not perfected and the attraction was constantly breaking down. It was one of the worst maintenance headaches at Disneyland, as the technicians continually tried to keep it operating. …

Fly ‘n’ Buy

Fly ‘n’ Buy Shop at Condor Flats in Disney California Adventure; opened February 8, 2001.

Fly with Von Drake (television)

Fly with Von Drake (television) Television show; aired on October 13, 1963. Directed by Hamilton S. Luske. The professor, Ludwig Von Drake, describes the history of flight, with segments from previous animated television shows and Victory Through Air Power.

Flying Fish Café

Flying Fish Café Elegant seafood restaurant at the BoardWalk Resort at Walt Disney World; opened on October 3, 1996. In summer 2016, the restaurant was remodeled and Café was removed from the name.

Flying Carpets Over Agrabah (Les Tapis Volants)

Flying Carpets Over Agrabah (Les Tapis Volants) Attraction at Walt Disney Studios Paris where the Genie invites guests to ride in flying carpets; opened on March 16, 2002.

Flowers and Trees (film)

Flowers and Trees (film) Silly Symphony cartoon; released on July 30, 1932. Directed by Burt Gillett. The 29th Silly Symphony is indeed a landmark in Disney animation. Originally begun as a black-and-white cartoon, the work was scrapped at great cost, and the cartoon was made in color at Walt Disney’s insistence, for he believed color …

Flubber (film)

Flubber (film) Professor Phillip Brainard is a man so lost in thought that he appears, at times, not to pay attention. He’s even forgotten two dates to marry his sweetheart, Sara. But the guy has a lot on his mind. He is working with his high-voltage, over-amorous flying robot assistant, Weebo, on an idea for …