The cover to the program book.
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Walt Disney's World on Ice 3-D, which toured from October 1995 to 2001, was the third and last Disney on Ice show to include elements from the Disney Afternoon - in this case, Goof Troop, A Goofy Movie, and Gargoyles.
Summary[]
Mickey Mouse, reprising his famous role as the Sorcerer's Apprentice, puts on a show for the audience, conjuring up the forces of nature - Earth, Fire, Wind, Water, Heart, Sun, Moon, and Stars. Just then, he is interrupted by his pal Goofy, who introduces his teenage son, Max. Max, anxious from watching Mickey's magic act, decides he wants to be a sorcerer too and gets his hand on Mickey's magic wand while the Mouse is away.
Unfortunately, when Max tries to use the wand, he accidentally unleashes a gathering of numerous Disney villains from the nearby Bald Mountain, including Queen Grimhilde, Lady Tremaine, Captain Hook, Maleficent, Shere Khan, Ursula, and Jafar. The villains manage to chase and capture Max, but are forced to retreat at the sight of dawn. Mickey then returns and, presumably after Max admits what happened, asks that the kid use his imagination.
Using his imagination, Max finds himself in the world of The Jungle Book, interacting with Mowgli after he escapes from Kaa the python and meets Baloo, who teaches him about "the bear necessities". Mowgli is then captured by a group of monkeys and brought to their leader, King Louie, who wants to learn how to make fire so he can be like the humans. Baloo rescues Mowgli, who then uses fire to drive away the attacking Shere Khan. Max next conjures up a scene based on 101 Dalmatians, in which Cruella DeVil and her henchmen, Horace and Jasper, unsuccessfully attempt to capture the 99 dalmatian puppies. Max discovers another bit of magic when he finds a missing wand, which, as it turns out, belongs to Cinderella's Fairy Godmother. In return for him bringing back her missing wand, the Fairy Godmother lets Max assist her in helping Cinderella achieve her dream of going to the ball and ultimately winning the heart of Prince Charming.
Unfortunately, Max then makes the mistake of bringing to life the Magic Brooms from Fantasia, a problem Mickey knows all too well. The Brooms naturally flood the place, segueing into a scene based on The Little Mermaid. After a condensed retelling of Ariel's story, the villains regroup, now joined by the ultimate force of evil - Chernabog. The giant demon and his minions capture Mickey and Goofy, but fortunately, Max has one last trump card to summon - the Gargoyles. Goliath, Hudson, Broadway, Brooklyn, and Lexington arrive to defeat the villains and rescue Mickey and Goofy. Afterward, Max is welcomed into the group for a finale celebration where everyone sees "eye to eye".
Voice cast[]
| Voice cast | Character |
|---|---|
| Wayne Allwine | Mickey Mouse |
| Michael Bell | Pongo(?) |
| Jodi Benson | Ariel |
| Mary Kay Bergman | Perdita(?) |
| Pat Carroll | Ursula |
| Keith David | Goliath |
| Bill Farmer | Goofy |
| Barbara Goodson | Lady Tremaine Cruella DeVil |
| Jennifer Hale | Cinderella |
| Phil Harris (archived audio) | Baloo |
| Sterling Holloway (archived audio) | Kaa |
| Jason Marsden | Max Goof |
| Louis Prima (archived audio) | King Louie |
| Gina Tuttle | Anastasia Tremaine |
| Samuel E. Wright | Sebastian |
- Unknown roles
- Stan Beard
- Landon Beard
- A. Paul Bergen
- Faye DeWitt
- Christie Houser
- Chuck McCann
- Jeanette Moffett
- Gerry Moffett
- Rachel Mournian
- Heidi Oistad-Beard
- Will Ryan
- Rodger Strader
- Jacquie Sullivan
- Leonard Tucker
- Angelica Webb
Notes[]
- Later performances of this show (following the Disney Afternoon's end) re-arranged the order of the scenes, added Minnie Mouse (who was oddly absent from the earlier versions) in late 1995/January 1996 as well as Donald and Daisy Duck, and then removed Max and the Gargoyles from the story in 1998. Oddly, the 3-D glasses that came with the program booklet still included a picture of Max on them.