Alaska Airlines debuts a new ‘Mickey’s Toontown ’-themed airplane featuring Mickey Mouse and his pals at Disneyland Resort.
Alaska Airlines has introduced a new aircraft with a magical touch from Mickey Mouse himself. The specially themed plane, named “Mickey’s Toontown Express,” was unveiled at a gate ceremony in Seattle and will now be flying on various routes across Alaska’s network.

A Handpainted Livery Celebrates Mickey’s Toontown
The stunning hand-painted design took artists over 400 hours and 20 days to complete. This is Alaska Airlines’ eighth collaboration with Disneyland Resort.
Passengers will have the opportunity to board this whimsical Boeing 737-800, tail number 565AS, adorned with playful images of Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, Goofy, Pluto, Donald Duck, Daisy Duck, Chip ‘n’ Dale, and other beloved characters from Mickey’s Toontown at Disneyland Park.

“It’s heartening how much our Disneyland Resort-themed airplanes spark joy in our guests — young and young at heart. What makes this even more special is the return of Mickey Mouse on an Alaska Airlines plane since he made his debut on our fleet eight years ago,” said Sangita Woerner, Alaska’s senior vice president of marketing and guest experience. “Alaska’s long-standing relationship with the Disneyland Resort has helped to create unforgettable experiences for our guests and employees. As a family-friendly airline, it speaks to the care we strive to show every day with these special touches.”
Inside the Inaugural Flight of Alaska Airlines Mickey’s Toontown Plane to Orange County










Alaska Airlines and Disney have collaborated to bring joy to families with their Disneyland Resort-themed planes. To kick off this exciting partnership, they organized an inaugural flight to Orange County, offering priority boarding for families with children under two and free family seating.
Passengers flying in the Premium and Main Cabins were treated to coloring books, the popular Kids’ Choice Picnic Pack, and the delightful Jetsetter’s Jam Sandwich. The plane, “Mickey’s Toontown Express,” features activity books and snack packs with adorable designs showcasing Mickey Mouse and his friends. Make sure to grab these special goodies while supplies last!
Alaska Airlines and Disney 25-Year Partnership
“Our relationship with Alaska Airlines is more than 25 years strong and truly celebrates the magic of Disney,” said Sybil Crum, vice president of marketing and commercial strategy at Disneyland Resort. “The plane’s artwork marks Alaska Airlines’ eighth transformation of an aircraft featuring Disney artistry and exhibits the excitement and playfulness of the re-imagined Mickey’s Toontown. We’re so delighted for the opportunity to create even more memorable experiences for our guests together.”
Mickey’s Toontown



The whimsical Mickey’s Toontown in Disneyland Park inspires Alaska Airlines’ fun new “Mickey’s Toontown Express” livery. It is a vibrant and animated neighborhood where families enjoy interactive experiences and beloved attractions, including the exciting new Mickey & Minnie’s Runaway Railway.
Passengers can travel on Alaska Airlines’ “Mickey’s Toontown Express” aircraft for the next few years. The plane’s exterior showcases the lively and colorful atmosphere of Disneyland’s Toontown, adding a touch of magic to any journey.
Toy Story and Star Wars Disney-themed Alaska Airlines Liveries
This is not the first time Alaska Airlines has collaborated with Disneyland Resort for unique aircraft liveries.
The airline previously introduced the “Friendship and Beyond at the Disneyland Resort” livery, featuring beloved characters from Disney and Pixar’s “Toy Story” at Pixar Pier in Disney California Adventure Park.


Additionally, the airline introduced the “Star Wars Transport to the Disneyland Resort” livery, which celebrates the immersive land of adventure, Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge, at Disneyland Park. This particular livery on a space-black 737-800 features the famous Millennium Falcon pursued by TIE fighters.


If you’re planning a trip to Southern California or any of the 120+ destinations served by Alaska Airlines, visit their website at alaskaair.com. While you’re there, consider taking the opportunity to explore Disneyland Resort and all the incredible experiences it has to offer.