There are four Disney theme parks around the world… Disneyland Paris (Formerly Euro Disney), Walt Disneyland Tokyo, Walt Disneyland California, and Walt Disney World in Orlando, Florida.  Most parks have similar layouts and attractions.  Above is a picture of Walt Disneyland, California.   

Although these parks are similar, they are all unique in their own special ways.   Walt Disney World in particular is different than all of the Walt Disney lands.  Unlike all of the Walt Disneyland Parks, Walt Disney World has four individual parks, Epcot, MGM Studios, Magic Kingdom, and Animal Kingdom. 

“All who come to this happy place today, Welcome!”

                  -Walt Disney

Also, all of these parks have different castles.  For example, the castle in Walt Disney World, (WDW) Orlando was built to be Cinderella’s Castle. (Left) Walt Disney land California’s castle was built to represent Sleeping Beauty’s castle. (Right)  The Walt Disney land in Paris also has a Castle. Its castle represents Belle’s castle from Beauty and the Beast. (Le Chateau de la Belle au Bois Dormant) (Left)  Finally, like Walt Disney World, Walt Disneyland Paris has a Cinderella’s castle.  However, this one is slightly different than Walt Disney World. (Bottom)

As you can see, the parks of Walt Disney are very similar in their own ways, as well as different.  However no matter where you are in the world, Tokyo, Paris, Orlando, Florida, or California, the magic of Walt Disney’s dream to build a theme park for all people, Kids and adults to enjoy, lives on.