Disneyland plans to give its highest honor — a Main Street U.S.A. window — to costume designer Alice Davis, Disney announced Monday.

Davis is best known for designing park costumes, including the supervision of about 150 dolls in “it’s a small world” ride and animatronic characters in the Pirates of the Caribbean attraction.

Davis was married to the late Marc Davis, a classic Disney animator who also made original sketches for Disneyland rides. Alice Davis translated some of her husband’s drawings of Pirates of the Caribbean characters into real costumes, according to the Disney Legends website.

Alice Davis was inducted in 2004 as a Disney Legend, an award given by the company.

Disney made the announcement Monday during a special event at Disneyland’s Club 33. The window dedication is set for May 10, according to the Disney Parks blog. See picture of Alice Davis, left, as she heard the announcement made by Disney creator Kim Irvine, right.

More than 75 windows in Disneyland are dedicated to individuals or groups who make contributions to the park, according to the Disneyland Encyclopedia. See the history of Main Street U.S.A. windows.

The last window dedication was for the Sherman brothers, the songwriting duo who wrote about 150 songs for Disney.

Disneyland plans to give its highest honor — a Main Street U.S.A. window — to costume designer Alice Davis, Disney announced Monday.

Davis is best known for designing park costumes, including the supervision of about 150 dolls in “it’s a small world” ride and animatronic characters in the Pirates of the Caribbean attraction.

Davis was married to the late Marc Davis, a classic Disney animator who also made original sketches for Disneyland rides. Alice Davis translated some of her husband’s drawings of Pirates of the Caribbean characters into real costumes, according to the Disney Legends website.

Alice Davis was inducted in 2004 as a Disney Legend, an award given by the company.

Disney made the announcement Monday during a special event at Disneyland’s Club 33. The window dedication is set for May 10, according to the Disney Parks blog. See picture of Alice Davis, left, as she heard the announcement made by Disney creator Kim Irvine, right.

More than 75 windows in Disneyland are dedicated to individuals or groups who make contributions to the park, according to the Disneyland Encyclopedia. See the history of Main Street U.S.A. windows.

The last window dedication was for the Sherman brothers, the songwriting duo who wrote about 150 songs for Disney.

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