Disney Theme Parks

Walt Disney had a big effect on people. not only creating memories for children teens and adults but by working with numerous charitys. Disney in Florida is amazing!( that's the one i went to at least 4 times)

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Walt Disney! HE made up the idea for Walt Disney World because Disneyland was more for kids and he wanted a place where all ages could enjoy the magic of Disney!!

Disneyland in Anaheim, Disneyland Paris, Tokyo Disneyland, Honk Kong Disneyland, and in 2014 Shanghai Disneyland Walt Disney World has a similar park to Disneyland called the Magic Kingdom but it is not named as such.

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The original Disneyland is the one in Anaheim, California

Not in Italy but there is one in Paris.

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"4 Parks,One World" or "The Most Magical Place on Earth"

Disneyland is in California. Think of the la in land and then think of Los Angeles, the LA in Califronia. Think of the orl in World, and then think of orl starting Olando in Florida. That way you will always know which is which.

Disneyland has 8,000 employees.

Only 2: one in Hollywood, California and the biggest, most famous one in Orlando, Florida

In Walt Disney World, there is a total of about 132 attractions. This number includes the 4 main theme parks and the 2 water parks. This is a break down: Magic Kingdom has 32 attractions. Epcot hosts 35 attractions. Disney's Hollywood Studios has 23. Animal kingdom has 20 attractions. Typhoon Lagoon has 11 attractions. Blizzard Beach also has 11.

Walt Disney World in Orlando boasts many attractions. As far as "rides" are concerned -- an attraction which physically moves guests through an experience -- there are the following:

Walt Disney World Monorail

Walt Disney Ferryboats

Speedboats

*Magic Kingdom*

Main Street Horse Trolley

Main Street Transit Cars

Walt Disney Railroad

Space Mountain (under going renovation)

Buzz Lightyear (formerly the Delta DreamFlight, formerly If You Had Wings)

Tomorrowland Transit Authority (formerly The WEDWay People Mover)

Astro Rockets

Carousel of Progress

Tomorrowland Speedway

Mad Hatter's Teacups

Goofy's Barnstormer

Ariel's Grotto (not a ride now -- formerly 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea)

Adventures of Winnie the Pooh (formerly Mr. Toad's Wild Ride)

Adventures of Snow White

Peter Pan's Flight

It's a Small World

Dumbo's Flight

Haunted Mansion

Mike Fink's Keel Boats (seasonal)

Liberty Belle Steamboat

Huck Finn's Rafts

Splash Mountain

Big Thunder Mountain Railroad

Magic Carpets of Aladdin

World Famous Jungle Cruise

*Epcot* (formerly EPCOT Center)

World of Commuication

The Living Seas (undergoing total renovation)

The Land Boatride

Figment's Journey Into Imagination

Universe of Energy with Ellen Degeneres (sp?)

Mission: Space

Body Wars

Test Track

*Disney MGM Studios*

Tower of Terror

Aerosmith's Rockin' Roller Coaster

Star Tours

The Great Movie Ride

MGM Backlot Tour

*Disney's Animal Kingdom*

Expedition Everest

Kilimanjaro Safari

Dinosaur

Kali River Rapids

Primeval Whirl

TriceraTop Spin

Wildlife Express Train

the man who created it Walt Disney and his brother Roy Disney

Disneyland Anaheim was the first Disney park and the only one Walt got to see complete

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There is a tower of terror in MGM Studios in Florida and one in Disneyland Paris!

Walt Disney built Disney Land first then he realized he had so many more ideas but not enough room to put them all so he built Disney World. He bought more than needed for future ideas to set their course.

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There are many things to do at night at Walt Disney World.

If you're at the Magic Kingdom, I'd suggest staying for Wishes, which is their nightly fireworks show. It's absolutely beautiful. It runs about twenty minutes and is choreographed to a soundtrack. The show is set so that it is above the Cinderella Castle. The best spots to watch are around the Castle or in Tomorrowland.

If you're at Disney's Hollywood Studios, check out Fantasmic. It's similar to Wishes, in that there are fireworks, but it also has a live-action character component. It's very cool to watch. If there's inclement weather, though, they usually won't show it because it's dangerous for the characters and other actors (the show is done on a high cliff setting). If you want to see it, you should get there early, because it has stadium seating and it does tend to fill up. On nights that the Studios are open late, they do occasionally run the show twice.

If you're at Epcot, get a seat around the lagoon and watch Illuminations. The countries all have lights along the buildings that light up and the globe in the center of the lagoon lights up for a fireworks show.

At Downtown Disney, there are several restaurants, shops, and an AMC movie theater. There is also Cirque du Solei's Disney-exclusive show, La Nouba.

There's always something to do at Walt Disney World, even at 2 A.M.

Disneyland Florida was made in suck my balls

Walt Disney World Resort was created in 1971.

There is a monorail line that is right next to the magic Kindgdom. There are 3 resorts that run along it Contemporary (also has a walking path), Polynesian Resort, and Grand floridian ( the most expensive). If you don't mind a 5 minute short boat ride Wilderness lodge is another option. They are located behing the contemporary (mind you it's not walking distance) but it is significantly cheaper to stay here than the contemporary, polynesian, or Grand floridian. Check out WDWinfo.com if you want to learn more information about Disney resorts.

Epcot is part of Walt Disney World. Walt Disney World is located in Lake Buena Vista, Florida.