Disney Theme Parks

Park capacity is somewhere in the mid-80k range. There are seldom that many people in the park, but I've been on days when the park reached capacity, and it's not all that common for there to be less than a third of that either. An "average" day is likely in the 40-50k range.

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.

About $200 but if I can remember the site tere is one 2 day hopper passes for $111

Construction started in Disneyland on July 16, 1954. Disneyland is continually undergoing repairs and new projects even in 2012.

the fastest ride is California screamen[ also the best]

It's likely very crowded, since Walt Disney World is the most visited theme park destination in the world. There is also lots of construction going on since Disney is working on major renovations at Magic Kingdom and Downtown Disney.

DisneyLand (really fun) Knotts berry farm and universal studios

Outside,120 feet.Inside,if riding,90 feet.

space mountain

A Greyhound bus ticket from Orlando, Florida to Columbia, Missouri will cost approximately $145.20 - $184.00 depending on the fare type selected. The price of a bus ticket depends on the fare type purchased (example: refundable, non-refundable, return, one-way). Price confirmation can be obtained online or through your local Greyhound Operator.

No, Disney has a license to sell alcohol in all of there theme parks and water parks except the Magic Kingdom (and possibly Disneyland Park), with the condition that you may not bring alcohol into or out of any park.

One Day/One Park Adult Florida Resident $73

One Day/ Park Hopper Adult Florida Resident $100

One Day/One Park Child(3-9) Florida Resident $66.60

One Day/ Park Hopper Child Florida Resident $93.60

One Day/One Park Adult NON Florida Resident $82

One Day/ Park Hopper Adult NON Florida Resident $136

One Day/One Park Child(3-9) NON Florida Resident $74

One Day/ Park Hopper Child NON Florida Resident $128

Technically there are 4 Disneyland's

Disneyland - The original in Anaheim CA

Tokyo Disneyland

Disneyland Paris

Hong Kong Disneyland

At Walt Disney World in Florida it's official name is the "Magic Kingdom" so they are a Disney Theme Park but don't have a "DisneyLAND"

In Disneyland, California, they're usually at Big Thunder Ranch or The Golden Horseshoe.

No. You can't bring any food or beverages. Unless if you have a medical condition, or a special need diet. In which you have to eat. But you can always hide in in your bag. But that's under your risk. :)

The price of the average one day ticket into the Magic Kingdom costs $99 (ages 3-9 get a slightly discounted rate), however multi-day passes offer more conveniences to lessen the average price per day down to $94. Therefore, always try to buy a multi-day ticket, if you plan to be there more than just the one day.

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20 square kilometers, or about 4,940 acres.

Anaheim. CA
Orlando about a half hour from Disney world
Its in Anaheim

The average cost would be completely dependent on whether the family is camping, staying in a hotel, or with relatives. There are some parts of the country where the costs would be as much as half as they would be elsewhere. For instance, travel and leisure activities in Colorado, New Mexico, or Nebraska would be at the lower end, and in California, New York or Florida would be in the top of the price range.

The best estimator I have seen in AAA Magazine (Via) is to plan on $100 per day per person. Money Magazine stated that the average American family spends around $1600 a year on vacations.

yes, but unlike the one in Florida the one in California is called Disneyland and they are COMPLETELY different parks

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