Walt Disney’s Grumman Gulfstream is going be on display at D23 Expo 2022, ending it's 3 decades of abandonment

I learned about it's long term abandonment last August 

http://justacarguy.blogspot.com/2021/08/did-you-know-that-walt-disneys-personal.html

The newly repainted plane will be on view along with never-before-exhibited items from the aircraft’s interior, including a customized instrument panel originally located near Walt’s favorite onboard seat that allowed him to monitor flight conditions; a telephone handset that gave Walt a direct line of communication to the pilot in the cockpit; a flight bag featuring an image of Mickey Mouse sitting on the tail of the iconic plane; and more.

Walt’s plane will return to the West Coast for the first time since 1992. The recent exterior repaint and finishing work, along with the cross-country move of the aircraft, was made possible thanks to collaboration and support from Walt Disney Imagineering.

In 1963, Walt acquired the iconic Gulfstream that would come to be known as “The Mouse.” The interior of the plane, initially designed with creative input from Walt and his wife, Lillian, seated up to 15 passengers and included a galley kitchen, two restrooms, two couches, a desk, and nods to the mouse who started it all, including matchbooks and stationery adorned with a silhouette of Mickey Mouse.

 Mickey’s initials were eventually included in the tail number of the plane, too, as N234MM, in 1967. Throughout its 28 years of service to The Walt Disney Company, the plane flew 20,000 hours and transported an estimated 83,000 passengers before it was grounded.

https://d23.com/walt-disneys-airplane-makes-its-west-coast-return-for-d23-expo-2022/

it's now at the Palm Springs Air Museum

https://d23.com/d23-event-recaps/d23-gold-members-take-off-at-opening-night-for-mickey-mouse-one-walts-plane-at-the-palm-springs-air-museum/