Walt Disney's Restored GI to Highlight Disney Convention
A restored Gulfstream I formerly used as personal transport for Walt Disney, will be a featured attraction at this year's D23 Convention in Anaheim.
Long relegated to a static attraction in the backlot at Disney World, a newly-repainted and restored Gulfstream I, which formerly served as Walt Disney's personal transport will be featured at the Disney Company's annual D23 Convention later this year in California.
Long relegated to a static attraction in the backlot at Disney World, a newly-repainted and restored Gulfstream I, which formerly served as Walt Disney's personal transport will be featured at the Disney Company's annual D23 Convention later this year in California.

N234MM, a retired Gulfstream I owned by the Walt Disney Co. and formerly used as personal transport for Walt Disney himself, will be a featured attraction at this year’s D23 Convention at the Anaheim Convention Center next door to Disneyland in September, the company announced yesterday. The exhibit will be called "Mickey Mouse One: Walt’s Plane presented by Amazon." The twin-turboprop was purchased in 1964 by Disney, who designed its interior with his wife, Lillian. It featured a galley, a pair of couches, a desk, and a jump seat right behind the cockpit for the ever-inquisitive Disney to occupy during flights.