World Drive Emergency Landing Strip

Lake Buena Vista, US 🇺🇸 Closed Airport

ICAO

US-3374

IATA

-

Elevation

97 ft

Region

US-FL

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GPS Code: Not available

Local Code: Not available

Location: 28.35731° N, -81.56408° E

Continent: NA

Type: Closed Airport

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Used for 1992 Landing of Mickey Mouse One Posted by animebirder on March 26, 2021

Upon the retirement of Walt Disney's private plane Mickey Mouse One (Grumman Gulfsream I N234MM) in 1992, it landed here to be displayed at the adjacent MGM (now Hollywood Studios), as the old Walt Disney World Airport to the north had been blocked off by the construction of the monorail system. Further use of the site for aviation purposes has been permanently precluded by the No Fly Zone orders in place since 2001.