Carey, Harry, Jr.

Carey, Harry, Jr. (1921-2012) Actor; appeared in The Great Locomotive Chase (William Bensinger), Run, Cougar, Run (Barney), and Tombstone (Marshal Fred White), and on television in Spin and Marty, Texas John Slaughter, and Ride a Northbound Horse.

Caravan Carousel

Caravan Carousel Attraction in Arabian Coast at Tokyo DisneySea; opened September 4, 2001. A two-level carousel, featuring ebony horses, camels, elephants, griffins, and even the Genie himself.

Car Toon Spin

Car Toon Spin See Roger Rabbit’s Car Toon Spin.

Captive Stallion, The (television)

Captive Stallion, The (television) Television title of part one of Comanche (Tonka).

Captain’s Tower

Captain’s Tower Landmark at the center of the Downtown Disney Marketplace used for seasonal merchandise and special sales until April 28, 2002. It became Disney Pin Traders in July, 2002.

Captain John Smith

Captain John Smith Character in Pocahontas; voiced by Mel Gibson.

Captain’s Grille

Captain’s Grille Restaurant at the Yacht Club Resort at Walt Disney World, prior to 2008 known as the Yacht Club Galley. It closed May 24, 2017, operated briefly in the Ariel’s location, then reopened in its original space as the Ale & Compass Restaurant on November 4, 2017.

Captain Ron (film)

Captain Ron (film) Floundering in a sea of stress, corporate executive, Martin Harvey, dreams of glamour, adventure and nonstop cruises when he inherits his uncle’s yacht. But, when the family casts off, they soon discover the newly-acquired craft is badly in need of an overhaul. Not knowing where to turn, the Harveys find their chances …

Captain EO Backstage (television)

Captain EO Backstage (television) Television show; aired on May 15, 1988. Directed by Muffett Kaufman. Behind the scenes of the making of the Michael Jackson film, edited from a Disney Channel special entitled The Making of Captain EO aired with Justin Case in the Disney anthology time slot.

Captain Jack’s Oyster Bar

Captain Jack’s Oyster Bar At the Downtown Disney Marketplace at Walt Disney World. Located over the water of the lagoon, this lounge is a popular spot to have a drink and sample some seafood snacks. It became Cap’n Jack’s Restaurant on February 20, 2000, and closed on August 17, 2013.