MICKEY MOUSE: All we have to say is

"Oh, Toodles" So long, Toodles. Okay, everybody, ready to go to the moon
and find Pluto's bouncy ball?
DONALD DUCK: To the
moon.
MICKEY MOUSE: To go to the moon,
we get to ride the Clubhouse Rocket Ship

DAISY: Oh, goody. I love rocket ships.
DONALD DUCK: Me too. I want to be captain.
MICKEY MOUSE: You got it, Donald. Oops, I mean, Space Captain Donald.
DONALD DUCK: Oh, boy.
DONALD DUCK: Hello.
Welcome aboard, I'm Space Captain Donald.

DAISY: Thank you for space traveling today with Space Captain Donald. Ready to turn on the
rocket computer, Donald?
A rocket is a projectile that spacecraft, aircraft or other vehicles use to obtain thrust from a rocket engine.
DONALD DUCK: A-okay, toots.
DAISY: Oh, goody. Turn on the rocket computer.
PROFESSOR VON DRAKE: How do you do?
I am your fantastic Von Drake personal rocket computer

patent pending. That's me. So fasten your seat belts. And that means you too, that I'm talking to also.
MICKEY MOUSE: Come on, let's all buckle our
seat belts together. Go. Seat belts, buckled.
PROFESSOR VON DRAKE: Very good. Now, it's time for the
countdown to the blast off. You too, count down with us from ten to one.
A countdown is a sequence of backward counting to indicate the time remaining before an event is scheduled to occur.
ALL: Ten, nine, eight, seven, six, five, four, three, two, one.
PROFESSOR VON DRAKE: Blast off.
GOOFY: Yow-hoo-hoo-hooey!
ALL [SINGING]: Blast off.
MICKEY MOUSE: Up into outer space.
ALL: Blast off
GOOFY: It's such a far out place
ALL: Blast off
MINNIE: We're going to the moon.

ALL: Blast off
DAISY: We're gonna be there soon
ALL: Ooh, Blast off
MICKEY MOUSE: Gosh, outer space.
GOOFY: It's the final frontier.
PROFESSOR VON DRAKE: Now, the most important thing to remember in outer space is...
DONALD DUCK: Phooey. Come on, come on, let's go.
MICKEY MOUSE AND MINNIE: Whoa!
DONALD DUCK: Yeah, that's it.
PROFESSOR VON DRAKE: Oh, no, no, no. Stop.
Stop immediately, which is right now.

DONALD DUCK: That's no fun.
GOOFY: Space Captain Donald. I mean, Space Captain Donald. We're supposed to go to the
moon to find Pluto's bouncy ball. But where is the moon?
The Moon is Earth's only natural satellite at about one-quarter the diameter of Earth (comparable to the width of Australia), orbiting at an average distance of 384,400 km (238,900 mi).
DONALD DUCK: Uh, I don't know.
MINNIE: Do you see the moon anywhere? Nope, me neither.
PROFESSOR VON DRAKE: That's right you don't, because Space Captain D. Duck could not be patient. And now he has got us all lost, in outer space, even.
DONALD DUCK: I'm sorry.
Watch Clubhouse Rocket Ship video
See other parts:
1.
Mickey Mouse Clubhouse song
2.
Pluto's Bouncy Ball
3. Clubhouse Rocket Ship
4.
What's a constellation
5.
Rubber Duckies
6.
Bouncy Shoes
7.
Sand Bucket and Shovel
8.
Glowing Glow Worm
9.
Hot Dog Dance