Why did Walt Disney make Disneyland?

Answer 1

he created WDW Because he thought that the disneyland area was to populated and small and landlocked
Walt Disney opened Disney world because back then, theme parks were only for children. Adults would only take them and wait watching their kids have a great time. There were no rides where both children and adult could go on and have fun together. Walt Disney wanted a park where he could have fun playing with his own children. So Walt Disney decided he would make rides and open his own amusement park where he could enjoy and have time to play with his kids. That's why Walt Disney opened Disney World.
well he seen that is park Disneyland was such a big success so he wanted a more well rounded space and there was tons of cheep land in Florida so he thought it would be a good idea although he didn't live to see what would of been his dream he has manged to still make seem like hes still there he is a great role model for any age if the money is affable Every kid should get the chance to visit that wonder full place.

Answer 2

Walt Disney was once at a park with his daughter when he looked around and saw other adults sitting there too. He thought maybe that he could create a "park" that both parents and children could enjoy together.

Answer 3

Because he wanted a place were families could all have fun together. He felt that this was not being done in other locations. In creating Disneyland in 1955, he established a model that became the standard for the theme park industry.

Answer 4

Disney built Disneyland because he wanted to create a clean, family-oriented, organized amusement park for everyone to enjoy

Answer 5

so he could have a place where kids and parents could enjoy them selfs.

Answer 6

Because Walt Disney wanted a place for adults and children to have fun together :D

Answer 7

They added disney-land for ''child like wonders '' of how kids always wanted a land \ world of child fantices and fun .

Answer 8

he always wondered 'why are all the kids having all the fun and the adults aren't having fun just as much as the kids' and over the years since 1904-1953 he developed the idea for disneyland

Answer 9

It was a dream he had.