Character Spotlight: Jane from ‘Tarzan’ at Disney World
Jane Porter from Tarzan is an exceptionally rare character to find at Walt Disney World. She is the only child of Professor Archimedes Q. Porter. Jane went on an expedition with her father to Africa in search of gorillas. They intended to study them in their natural habitats. Upon arrival, Jane met Tarzan, who lived among the gorillas.
Below, we’ve shared a few photos of Jane. It is important to note that she does not have a traditional character meet-and-greet at Walt Disney World. However, we have occasionally found her at a few special events. We hope you enjoy this character spotlight and find it helpful in finding information about a favorite character!
Related Movies:
- Tarzan (animated film 1999)
- The Legend of Tarzan (animated series 2001-2003)
- Tarzan 2: The Legend Begins (animated film 2005)
Does Jane have a regular meet-and-greet at Walt Disney World? No, we’ve listed the places that we’ve seen her below.
Does Jane make regular appearances in any of the parks? We’ve only seen Jane at a few locations over the years. She regularly met at Mickey’s Not Scary Halloween Party near the Swiss Family Robinson Treehouse. However, the last year they were present at that location was in 2019 (pre-pandemic).
Places We’ve Seen Jane Porter at Disney World:
- Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party (2019 and Previous Years)
- Disney After Hours at Disney’s Hollywood Studios (A Rare Appearance in 2023)
- Surprise Character Meet-and-Greets During Earth Week (2023)
Other Characters from Tarzan: Terk, Tarzan
Jane Photo Gallery
Here are a few photos of Jane from a special meet-and-greet at Disney’s Animal Kingdom during Earth Week.
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Browse the Resorts Gal Character Index to see our entire coverage of characters past and present. See our Disney World Character Guide for characters who meet in the parks regularly.
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