Explore the Magic: A Guide to Disney Parks Around the World

Wondering which Disney park to visit first?

There are 12 Disney parks around the world spread out in California, Florida, Paris, Hong Kong, Tokyo, and Shanghai. Each park has unique themed areas, thrilling rides, nighttime shows and parades, hotels, and memorable attractions. You can buy a ticket to visit one of the parks in each resort or get a Park Hopper ticket to visit multiple parks. You should check theme park reservation requirements and availability before buying your ticket.

Choosing from the stunning array of Disney parks around the world is exciting and overwhelming. Those who’ve been to all know that each has something to offer. And those who’ve been to one want to visit all.

Our guide unravels the wonders of each of the 12 Disney parks: the themes, rides, other attractions, dining options, and where to stay.

Let’s dive in!

The 12 Disney Parks around the world

Theme Park	Theme	Location	Ticket Cost
Magic Kingdom	Fairy tales, Americana and Disney characters	Walt Disney World Resort in Florida	$109.00 per ticket
EPCOT	Technology, innovation and world cultures	Walt Disney World Resort in Florida	$114.00 to $179.00 per ticket
Disney’s Hollywood Studios	Movies, TV shows and entertainment	Walt Disney World Resort in Florida	$109.00 to $159.00 per ticket
Disney’s Animal Kingdom	Nature, wildlife, and conservation	Walt Disney World Resort in Florida	$109.00 to $159.00 per ticket
Disneyland	Fairy tales, adventure, and Disney characters	Disneyland Resort in California	$104.00 to $194.00 per ticket
Disney California Adventure	California culture, history and stories	Disneyland Resort in California	$104.00 to $194.00 per ticket
Disneyland Park	Fairy tales, adventure, and Disney characters	Disneyland Paris in France	$109.00 to $189.00 per ticket
Walt Disney Studios Park	Movies, animation, and show business	Disneyland Paris in France	$109.00 to $189.00 per ticket
Tokyo Disneyland	Fairy tales, fantasy, and Disney characters	Tokyo Disney Resort in Japan	7,900 yen to 10,900 yen per ticket
Tokyo DisneySea	Sea, exploration, and adventure	Tokyo Disney Resort in Japan	7,900 yen to 10,900 yen per ticket
Hong Kong Disneyland Park	Fairy tales, magic, and Disney characters	Hong Kong Disneyland Resort in China	HK$639.00 to HK$825.00 per ticket
Shanghai Disneyland	Fantasy, adventure, and Disney stories	Shanghai Disney Resort in China	399 yuan to 599 yuan per ticket

Each of the 12 Disney parks has themed areas, rides, shows, dining experiences, and more. Walt Disney World Resort in Florida also has two water parks: Disney’s Typhoon Lagoon and Disney’s Blizzard Beach.

While planning your visit, you must consider ticket options and reservation requirements. Standard date-based theme park tickets require a start date at purchase. You can get a Park Hopper ticket to visit multiple parks at resorts like Walt Disney World. Note that until January 8, 2024, you’ll need to reserve date-based tickets. 

Learn more: Are Disney tickets refundable?

If you love to enjoy your Disney vacation with a small crowd, the best time to visit is January to March and September to November. These months are quieter than holiday months, like December, spring break, and summer.

You’ll need a reservation to dine at an in-park, table-service restaurant at any Disney theme park. These restaurants are not always available, so you must check availability first to ensure it matches your ticket reservation day.

Fortunately, you don’t have to keep checking whether your desired restaurant is open. You can create an alert with MouseNotifier to get an SMS when your desired restaurant is available. Find out how to create your Disney dining reservation alert here.

Let’s take a closer look at each of the 12 Disney parks around the world.

1. Magic Kingdom

Opening Date: October 1, 1971
Location: Walt Disney World, Orlando, Florida
Size: 107 acres
Cost: $109.00 per ticket/day

Walt Disney stories come to life at Magic Kingdom. It’s the most visited theme park in the world. In 2022, the park received over 17 million guests! It’s best for those who love magic and fantasy. The iconic Cinderella Castle stands boldly in the park to showcase Disney’s timeless magic.

The park has six themed lands:

• Adventureland 
• Fantasyland
• Frontierland
• Liberty Square
• Main Street, U.S.A.
• Tomorrowland

The theme park features the new TRON Lightcycle/Run, The park is home to the brand-new TRON Lightcycle/Run, a fast coaster that transports you through an animated world.

Magic Kingdom Rides

• Take an accelerated space voyage with Space Mountain.
• Or navigate pirate-infested waters in “Pirates of the Caribbean.“
• You can also take an exhilarating excursion through a gold mining community with Big Thunder Mountain Railroad.

Magic Kingdom Attractions

• The Haunted Mansion is a creepy but entertaining attraction where you can see fabricated ghosts.
• Jungle Cruise is an exciting riverboat excursion.
• It’s a Small World is a leisurely boat journey that highlights many civilizations

Where to Dine

• Eat like a king or queen at Cinderella’s Royal Table at the castle.
• Experience “Beauty and the Beast” themed dining at Be Our Guest Restaurant.
• Enjoy classic American cuisine at Liberty Tree Tavern.

Where to Stay

• Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort & Spa
• Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort
• Disney’s Contemporary Resort

2. EPCOT

Opening Date: October 1, 1982
Location: Walt Disney World, Florida
Size: 305 acres
Cost: $114.00 to $179.00 per ticket

The Experimental Prototype Community of Tomorrow, or EPCOT, displays Walt Disney’s ideal city. It’s the second theme park opened at Walt Disney World Resort. EPCOT showcases the foreign culture and technical progress as a way to honor human achievement. It has the best food selections.

EPCOT has two sections: Future World, highlighting technology and innovation, and the World Showcase, featuring 11 country-themed pavilions.

EPCOT Rides

• Spacecraft Earth is a journey through technology and time.
• Flying over world sites in Soarin’ Around the World is a Flight Simulation.
• Frozen Ever After is a trip through the winter paradise from “Frozen.”

EPCOT Attractions

• The Seas with Nemo & Friends is an ocean adventure with the characters from “Finding Nemo.”
• Mission: SPACE features two exhilarating virtual space experiences.
• The American Adventure is a ride that uses audio-animatronics to highlight American history.

Where to Dine

• You’ll get fine steaks at Le Cellier Steakhouse.
• Or enjoy seafood with views of the reef at Reef Restaurant.
• For real Italian pizza, head to Via Napoli Ristorante e Pizzeria.

Where to Stay

• Disney’s BoardWalk Inn
• Disney’s Beach Club Resort 
• Disney’s Yacht Club Resort

3. Disney’s Hollywood Studios

Opening Date: May 1, 1989
Location: Walt Disney World, Florida
Size: 135 acres
Cost: $109.00 to $159.00 per ticket

Disney’s Hollywood Studios, originally Disney-MGM Studios, showcases a behind-the-scenes look into Hollywood movies, television, and theater. It’s best for movie enthusiasts who love thrilling, interactive experiences.

The park is known for Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge and Toy Story Land. Besides the two themed areas, there’s also Echo Lake, Grand Avenue, and Hollywood Boulevard. 

Disney’s Hollywood Studios Rides

• The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror is a ride through a haunted hotel.
• Rock ‘n’ Roller Coaster Starring Aerosmith is a high-octane coaster with a rock soundtrack.
• Slinky Dog Dash is a family-friendly coaster through Toy Story Land.

Disney’s Hollywood Studios Attractions

• Toy Story Mania! is an interactive 3D shooting game with Toy Story characters.
• Mickey and Minnie’s Runaway Railway is a playful train ride with Mickey and Minnie.
• Fantasmic! is a spectacular nighttime show with fireworks and Disney characters.

Where to Dine

• The Hollywood Brown Derby is where classic Hollywood dining meets iconic dishes.
• And Oga’s Cantina is where Star Wars fans can sip on intergalactic-themed drinks in a setting straight out of the galaxy far, far away. 
• Sci-Fi Dine-In Theater Restaurant offers a unique dining experience straight from the ’50s.

Where to Stay

• Disney’s Art of Animation Resort
• Disney’s Caribbean Beach Resort
• Disney’s Pop Century Resort

4. Disney’s Animal Kingdom

Opening Date: April 22, 1998
Location: Walt Disney World, Florida
Size: 580 acres
Cost: $109.00 to $159.00 per ticket

Disney’s Animal Kingdom is a unique blend of a theme park and a zoo, focusing on natural environments and conservation. It is ideal for nature lovers and adventurers seeking immersive experiences.

The park is segmented into five themed lands:

• Africa 
• Asia
• DinoLand U.S.A.
• Discovery Island 
• Pandora – The World of Avatar

Disney’s Animal Kingdom Rides

• The Avatar Flight of Passage flies you in 3D on a winged banshee.
• You can also ride through an African savanna on Kilimanjaro Safaris.
• Or find out why Expedition Everest is the most popular attraction here.

Disney’s Animal Kingdom Attractions

• You’ll see animal carvings on The Tree of Life.
• You can explore the world of Pandora at Pandora – The World of Avatar.
• Or experience a bug’s life in It’s Tough to be a Bug!, an immersive 3D film. 

Where to Dine

• Enjoy various global dishes served in a unique setting at Tiffins Restaurant.
• Or enjoy African-inspired cuisine at Tusker House Restaurant.
• If you fancy Asian flavors, head on to Yak & Yeti Restaurant.

Where to Stay

• Disney’s Animal Kingdom Lodge
• Disney’s Coronado Springs Resort
• Disney’s All-Star Movies Resort

5. Disneyland

Opening Date: July 17, 1955
Location: Disneyland Resort, Anaheim, California
Size: 85 acres
Cost: $109.00 to $159.00 per ticket

Disneyland is the original Disney theme park. Unsurprisingly, it’s celebrated as “The Happiest Place on Earth.” Disneyland is best for families and Disney fans seeking the classic Disney experience. 

The park showcases Walt Disney’s vision in nine themed lands:

• Adventureland
• Critter Country
• Fantasyland
• Frontierland
• Main Street, U.S.A.
• Mickey’s Toontown
• New Orleans Square
• Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge
• Tomorrowland

Recently, Disneyland opened Tiana’s Palace in New Orleans Square to serve Southern dishes inspired by “The Princess and the Frog.”

Disneyland Rides

• Ride through a treacherous temple in Indiana Jones Adventure.
• Or check out ghostly figures while riding through the Haunted Mansion.
• You could also ride through a snow-covered mountain in Matterhorn Bobsleds.

Disneyland Attractions

• You’ll see Sleeping Beauty Castle, Disneyland’s magical focal point.
• You can live out your own Star Wars story at Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge.
• Or meet Disney princesses at Fantasy Faire.

Where to Dine

• Enjoy Cajun and Creole goodness inside the Pirates of the Caribbean attraction at Blue Bayou Restaurant.
• You can also indulge in delicious New Orleans-style grub at Café Orleans.
• Or have some of the famous fried chicken at Plaza Inn.

Where to Stay

• Disneyland Hotel
• Disney’s Grand Californian Hotel & Spa
• Disney’s Paradise Pier Hotel

6. Disney California Adventure

Opening Date: February 8, 2001
Location: Disneyland Resort, California
Size: 72 acres
Cost: $109.00 to $159.00 per ticket

Disney California Adventure is the second park that opened in the Disneyland Resort, California. It showcases California’s rich history and culture. The theme park is best for Disney and Pixar fans seeking contemporary adventures and stories.

This park has eight themed lands:

• Avengers Campus
• Buena Vista Street
• Cars Land
• Grizzly Peak
• Hollywood Land
• Paradise Gardens Park
• Pixar Pier
• San Fransokyo Square

The park recently opened San Fransokyo Square that features iconic landmarks inspired by Disney’s “Big Hero 6.”

Disney California Adventure Rides

• Ride through Cars Land in the exhilarating Radiator Springs Racers ride.
• Or ride through the world of The Incredibles in the fast-paced Incredicoaster.
• If you’re up for a drop tower experience that’ll get your heart pumping, ride Guardians of the Galaxy – Mission: BREAKOUT!

Disney California Adventure Attractions

• Avengers Campus is a whole land showcasing Marvel superheroes. 
• While Frozen – Live at the Hyperion is a Broadway-style musical that brings the magic of Frozen to life right before your eyes. 
• World of Color is a mesmerizing water and light show at night.

Where to Dine

• You can enjoy creative dishes in a setting straight out of a Pixar movie at Lamplight Lounge
• Or enjoy upscale dining with a classy 1930s vibe at Carthay Circle Restaurant 
• If you’re interested in innovative meals inspired by Ant-Man, try Pym Test Kitchen

Where to Stay

• Disney’s Grand Californian Hotel & Spa
• Disneyland Hotel
• Disney’s Paradise Pier Hotel

7. Disneyland Park, Paris

Opening Date: April 12, 1992
Location: Disneyland Paris, Marne-la-Vallée, France
Size: 124 acres
Cost: $109.00 to $189.00 per ticket

Disneyland Park in Paris adds a European touch to Disney’s classic charm. So if you’re looking for a Disney spark with a European twist, this is where it’s at. 

The Paris Disney Park celebrates European writers who inspired Walt Disney. It has five themed lands: 

• Adventureland
• Discoveryland
• Fantasyland 
• Frontierland
• Main Street, U.S.A.

In early 2024, Disneyland will premiere a new nighttime show called Disney Symphony of Colors. 

And on January 25th, Disneyland Hotel will reopen as Disney’s first 5-star hotel. It will be a celebration of all things classic and contemporary Disney royalty.

Disneyland Park, Paris Rides

• Big Thunder Mountain is an adrenaline-pumping, wild West-themed mine train adventure that’ll have you holding onto your hat throughout the ride.
• Then, there’s Pirates of the Caribbean, an epic journey through pirate-infested waters. 
• And there’s also Star Wars Hyperspace Mountain, a high-speed roller coaster through the Star Wars galaxy.

Disneyland Park, Paris Attractions

• Dumbo the Flying Elephant is perfect for the little ones, letting them soar high just like their favorite elephant.
• There’s the iconic Sleeping Beauty Castle with a hidden dragon waiting to be discovered by those who dare to explore.
• If you’re feeling adventurous, check out Alice’s Curious Labyrinth, a whimsical maze that’ll have you feeling like you’ve fallen down the rabbit hole into Wonderland.

Where to Dine

• You can dine with Disney Princesses at Auberge de Cendrillon.
• If you prefer exotic dining in a setting straight out of Pirates of the Caribbean, then head on to Captain Jack’s – Restaurant des Pirates. 
• Or try a dining experience inspired by “Ratatouille” at Bistrot Chez Rémy: “Ratatouille”-themed dining experience

Where to Stay

• Disneyland Hotel
• Disney’s Hotel New York
• Disney’s Newport Bay Club

8. Walt Disney Studio

Opening Date: March 16, 2002
Location: Disneyland Paris, France
Size: 62 acres
Cost: $109.00 to $189.00 per ticket

Walt Disney Studios Park opened as the second theme park at Disneyland Paris. It showcases the magic behind movies. You’ll see a behind-the-scenes look at the creativity, the animation, and the storytelling behind Disney movies and Hollywood. It is best for film enthusiasts and budding actors who would love to see how movies come to life.

Walt Disney Studios Park has five studio lots: 

• Front Lot 
• Marvel Avengers Campus
• Production Courtyard
• Toon Studio
• Worlds of Pixar

A new Frozen-Themed area is coming to the park, bringing attractions, dining, shopping, and encounters with Anna and Elsa. This is part of the park’s ongoing expansion.

Walt Disney Studios Park Rides

• Ratatouille: The Adventure is a thrilling miniaturized journey through a bustling Parisian kitchen. 
• There’s also The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror, a spine-tingling ride with thrilling drops set in a haunted hotel. 
• If you’d like an ocean-like experience, take the Crush’s Coaster, a ride through the underwater world of “Finding Nemo.”

Walt Disney Studios Park Attractions

• Studio Tram Tour lives up to the park’s name, showcasing various behind-the-scenes look into various movies
• Animation Celebration is an interactive journey into the world of Disney animation
• Toy Story Playland is an oversized “Toy Story” themed play area

Where to Dine

• Bistrot Chez Rémy serves delightful French cuisine in a setting straight out of “Ratatouille.”
• For a feast fit for movie stars, head to Restaurant des Stars for an international buffet-style dining experience.
• If you’re looking for quick bites amidst Hollywood decor, Blockbuster Café is your spot. 

Where to Stay

• Disney’s Hotel Cheyenne
• Disney’s Hotel Santa Fe
• Disney’s Sequoia Lodge

9. Tokyo Disneyland

Opening Date: April 15, 1983
Location: Tokyo Disney Resort, Japan
Size: 115 acres
Cost: 7,900 yen to 10,900 yen per ticket for adults, 6,600 yen to 9,000 yen for juniors, and 4,700 yen to 5,600 yen for children

Tokyo Disneyland is the first Disney park in Japan. It showcases Disney themes blended with Japanese culture. It is best for those seeking a mix of Disney magic with a Japanese touch. The park mirrors the layout of Disneyland in California and the Magic Kingdom in Florida.

Tokyo Disneyland is divided into seven themed lands:

• Adventureland
• Critter Country
• Fantasyland
• Tomorrowland
• Toontown
• Westernland
• World Bazaar

Tokyo Disneyland Rides

• You can ride with your favorite Monsters, Inc. characters in Monsters, Inc. Ride & Go Seek.
• Or join Winnie the Pooh on a whimsical, trackless journey through Pooh’s Hunny Hunt.
• You can also take a thrilling descent packed with splashes and laughter in Splash Mountain, a wild and watery adventure that’ll leave you drenched in fun!

Tokyo Disneyland Attractions

• Step into Cinderella’s world as you walk through her captivating story in Cinderella’s FairyTale Hall.
• Or be part of the magic in the Enchanted Tale of Beauty and the Beast.
• At night, look out for Tokyo Disneyland Electrical Parade Dreamlights that light up the sky and your imagination with a stunning light display!

Where to Dine

• You can enjoy Italian cuisine at the Eastside Cafe in World Bazaar’s Main Street
• Or dine in an”Alice in Wonderland”-inspired setting at The Queen of Hearts Banquet Hall.
• You might also enjoy the ambient charm of the Louisiana Bayou at Blue Bayou Restaurant.

Where to Stay

• Tokyo Disneyland Hotel
• Disney Ambassador Hotel
• Tokyo DisneySea Hotel MiraCosta

10. Tokyo DisneySea

Opening Date: September 4, 2001
Location: Tokyo Disney Resort, Japan
Size: 176 acres
Cost: 7,900 yen to 10,900 yen per ticket for adults, 6,600 yen to 9,000 yen for juniors, and 4,700 yen to 5,600 yen for children

Tokyo DisneySea stands out with its unique sea theme. It is known for its impressive architecture and sophisticated attractions. The park is best for sea lovers who also love Disney adventures.

The park has seven themed ports:

• American Waterfront
• Arabian Coast
• Lost River Delta
• Mediterranean Harbor
• Mermaid Lagoon
• Mysterious Island
• Port Discovery

Tokyo DisneySea is expanding with an eighth themed port featuring Frozen, Tangled, and Peter Pan areas. It will have four new rides -Rapunzel’s Lantern Festival, Tinker Bell’s Busy Buggies, Peter Pan’s Never Land, and Anna and Elsa’s Frozen Journey. 

Tokyo DisneySea Rides

• Ride through an underwater journey inspired by Jules Verne at 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea.
• Or explore mysterious ruins on the Indiana Jones ride.
• If you’re an adrenaline junkie, take the Raging Spirits roller coaster with high-speed twists and turns.

Tokyo DisneySea Attractions

• Enter an Italian paradise complete with gondola rides and captivating shows at the Mediterranean Harbor.
• Or take a gentle boat ride through the tales of Sindbad in Sindbad’s Storybook Voyage.
• You can also explore Ariel’s underwater world in Mermaid Lagoon.

Where to Dine

• Enjoy fine dining in an explorers-themed restaurant at Magellan’s.
• Or savor Asian dishes in a Jules Verne-inspired setting at Vulcania Restaurant.
• If you’re into Carribean themes, head to Sebastian’s Calypso Kitchen.

Where to Stay

• Tokyo DisneySea Hotel MiraCosta
• Tokyo Disneyland Hotel
• Hotel Hightower

11. Hong Kong Disneyland Park

Opening Date: September 12, 2005
Location: Lantau Island, Hong Kong
Size: 310 acres
Cost: HK$639.00 to HK$825.00 per ticket

Hong Kong Disney Park combines Disney magic with the unique cultural elements of Hong Kong and China. It’s best for Disney lovers who enjoy Eastern cultural experiences.

It features seven themed lands: 

• Adventureland
• Fantasyland
• Grizzly Gulch
• Main Street
• Mystic Point
• Tomorrowland
• Toy Story Land

Most recently, the Castle of Magical Dreams was transformed into a beacon of courage, hope, and possibility at the park’s heart.

Hong Kong Disneyland Park Rides

• Big Grizzly Mountain Runaway Mine Cars is a roller coaster that’ll whisk you through the wild twists and turns of Grizzly Gulch.
• Iron Man Experience is the first-ever Marvel-themed 3D simulator in Disney’s lineup.
• Mystic Manor is a mysterious trackless ride through a peculiar mansion with surprises at every turn.

Hong Kong Disneyland Park Attractions

• Check out the Castle of Magical Dreams, a fairy-tale-inspired castle where you’ll meet Disney Princesses and Queens.
• Or take a leisurely boat tour down the Jungle River Cruise where exotic surprises await at every turn.
• If you’re a Marvel fan, check out the Ant-Man and The Wasp: Nano Battle! where you can fight alongside these superheroes.

Where to Dine

• Explorer’s Club Restaurant offers international cuisine in a setting that feels like an adventure!
• For a royal feast, head to the Royal Banquet Hall, where the ambiance is fit for kings and queens.
• And if you’re craving Chinese and Asian delicacies, check out Clopin’s Festival of Foods.

Where to Stay

• Hong Kong Disneyland Hotel
• Disney’s Hollywood Hotel
• Disney Explorers Lodge

12. Shanghai Disneyland

Opening Date: June 16, 2016
Location: Pudong New District, Shanghai, China
Size: 963 acres (for the entire Shanghai Disney Resort)
Cost: 399 yuan to 599 yuan per ticket

Shanghai Disneyland is the first Disney resort in Mainland China. Like the Hong Kong park, it combines classic Disney storytelling with Chinese cultural elements. The park is best for Disney fans who also adore the Chinese way of life..

Shanghai Disneyland has seven themed lands:

• Adventure Isle
• Disney Pixar Toy Story Land
• Fantasyland
• Gardens of Imagination
• Mickey Avenue
• Tomorrowland
• Treasure Cove

Everything at Shanghai Disneyland is “authentically Disney and distinctly Chinese.”

Shanghai Disneyland Rides

• Brace yourself for an adrenaline rush on the TRON Lightcycle Power Run, a coaster that goes from zero to high speed very fast.
• Then take a boat ride through pirate-infested waters on Pirates of the Caribbean: Battle for the Sunken Treasure.
• You can also get a birds-view of different landscapes with the Soaring Over the Horizon flight.

Shanghai Disneyland Attractions

• Tour the Enchanted Storybook Castle, the largest Disney castle that’ll make you feel like you’ve stepped into a fairy tale.
• At the Enchanted Storybook Castle, take the Voyage to the Crystal Grotto to view magnificent sculptures and fountains.
• You can also stroll through the Gardens of Imagination to enjoy a blend of nature and Chinese cultural elements.

Where to Dine

• Do you fancy pirate life? Enjoy Caribbean cuisine while enjoying a view of Pirates of the Caribbean at Barbossa’s Bounty.
• For a royal dining experience, head to the Royal Banquet Hall to dine with Disney characters.
• And for a Tangled-inspired twist, check out the Tangled Tree Tavern.

Where to Stay

• Shanghai Disneyland Hotel
• Toy Story Hotel

Final Thoughts on Disney Parks Around the World

There are many Disney parks around the world, so which do you start with? Tokyo Disneyland is a good place to start, especially if you like Asian culture. Next, visit Tokyo DisneySea for the most unique Disney theme park experience.

If you plan to dine at an in-park, table-service restaurant, you’ll need to make your reservation in advance. But these restaurants are not always available. So, create a dining alert with MouseNotifier to receive an SMS when your desired restaurant becomes available. 

FAQs

How many Disney parks are there around the world?

There are 12 Disney theme parks and two Disney water parks worldwide, including:

• Magic Kingdom
• Disney’s Hollywood Studios
• Disney’s Animal Kingdom
• EPCOT
• Disney’s Typhoon Lagoon (water park)
• Disney’s Blizzard Beach (water park)
• Disneyland Park California
• Disney California Adventure Park
• Tokyo DisneySea
• Tokyo Disneyland
• Disneyland Park Paris
• Walt Disney Studios Park
• Shanghai Disneyland
• Hong Kong Disneyland Park

What is the biggest Disneyland in the world?

Shanghai Disneyland is the biggest Disneyland in the world.

Which country Disneyland is best?

Disneyland Park in California is the most popular as it is the original Disney theme park. On the other hand, Magic Kingdom was the most visited theme park worldwide in 2022. So the “best” Disneyland will vary.

Which Disneyland is cheapest?

Hong Kong, Shanghai, and Tokyo Disney parks are cheaper than the parks in the U.S.A.

Which countries have Disneyland?

Disney parks are in the U.S.A. (California and Florida), France (Paris), Japan (Tokyo), and China (Hong Kong and Shanghai).

Is there a Disney theme park in Dubai?

As of 2023, there’s no Disney theme park in Dubai, UAE.

Is there Disneyland in UK?

The UK does not have a Disneyland park.

Is there Disney in Europe?

Europe has Disneyland Paris in France.

Is there a Disney World in Canada?

There’s no Disney World in Canada. As of 2023, Walt Disney World is only in Orlando, Florida.

Which Disneyland is the smallest?

The original Disneyland Park in California is the smallest, spanning 85 acres.

Which Disneyland is bigger Paris or Hong Kong?

Disneyland Paris is bigger than Hong Kong Disneyland, with more attractions and themed lands.