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Disney's Sing-Along Songs: You Can Fly! is a Disney's Sing-Along Songs video released on February 2, 1988. Notably the first video in the series to feature Ludwig Von Drake as the host, all of the featured songs are either about flying or taking place in various nations.
Soar to magical heights with this sparkling program of sing-along singing fun! You'll learn the words to a memorable collection of favorite songs with Disney's Sing-Along Songs: You Can Fly! Get the whole family together and join a gathering of Disney characters for an enchanted songfest... highlighted by a rainbow of scenes from best-loved animated classics, movies and cartoons. Get ready...get set... sing!
Sing along with songs from Peter Pan, Lady and the Tramp, The Jungle Book, Pinocchio, and more!
Released in 1988 to mark the 35th Anniversary of Peter Pan.
When Ludwig introduces the first song, You Can Fly, a scene from From All of Us to All of You for the intro has been revealed.
He's a Tramp was cut from the 1994 reprint and the 2006 DVD, but was retained in the Spanish version.
The original post-credits promo narrated by Ludwig von Drake is also featured on the LaserDisc print, as well as the 1994 print VHS, and 2006 DVD. It is also seen on Fun with Music.
In the uncut version of "The Merrily Song", Ludwig's glasses shatter. The cut version from the 1994 rerelease has Rat and Mole at the end.
Known as Peter Pan: Voloras, Voloras in Spanish, released in Spain and the United States. When the Spanish version was released around 1993, He's a Tramp was still on the Spanish version even though it got cut in the English version.
During the reprise of "You Can Fly", portions of the audio are recycled from the Disneyland attraction, Peter Pan's Flight.
The 1994 reprint of You Can Fly is very rare and hard to find in stores.
The 1994 reprint has the new logo, but the 2006 DVD retains the 1988 logo.
Known as Peter Pan: Tu T'Envoles in French, released in France and the United States.
