To celebrate the release of Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny, Disney World has added some new props to Jock Lindsey’s Hangar Bar at Disney Springs.
Jock Lindsey – The Backstory
How did Indiana Jones’ barnstorming pilot Jock Lindsey end up in Disney Springs?
Fans of Raiders of the Lost Ark can’t forget Indy’s easygoing pilot Jock Lindsey—owner of a pet snake named Reggie—but how did Jock arrive here?
The two globetrotters stumbled on Disney Springs in 1938 while chasing down a mythology-based tip in central Florida. Attracted to the town’s natural springs and lush terrain, Jock bought some waterfront property and eventually settled down, piloting seaplane tours across the fast-growing Sunshine State.
Jock eventually built an airplane hangar, air tower and runway, and invited fellow members of The Society of Explorers and Adventurers to pay him a visit. His home base soon became a popular stopover and watering hole for world travelers and locals alike.
Jock Lindsey’s Hangar Bar was born!
Today, thrill-seeking families cross borders and continents to soak up the rugged charm of this artifact-strewn hangar bar, with its spare airplane parts, salvaged equipment, and dusty mementos of glory days gone by.
Recently, we visited Jock Lindsey’s Hangar Bar and found some new props that celebrate the Dial of Destiny. Here’s a look around!
Over in a corner of the bar, you’ll find some hanging bookshelves and CIA files that also show up in the Den of Destiny in Disney’s Hollywood Studios.
Dial of Destiny photos also show up in a bulletin board to the left of the indoor bar area.
Over in Jock’s lost & found, there are a few more new additions to the locked area.
A clock with a tag that says “Happy retirement Dr. Jones!”.
A journal with what appears to be a work-in-progress cipher.
Helena Shaw’s playing cards.
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