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The celebration begins May 5, 2005, and includes the opening of Disney's 11th park, Hong Kong Disneyland, in late 2005 or early 2006. Disneyland opened on July 17, 1955.

What are the 11 parks?

Disneyland
DIsneyworld
TOkyo DIsney
HongKong Disney
Disneyland Paris
and what else?

I think they're counting animal kingdom, MGM studios, California adventure and so forth........

Don't forget Tokyo DisneySea!

1. Disneyland - Anaheim
2. California Adventure - Anaheim

3. Magic Kingdom - Orlando
4. Epcot Center - Orlando
5. MGM Studios - Orlando
6. Animal Kingdom - Orlando

7. Disneyland - Tokyo
8. DisneySea - Tokyo

9. Disneyland - Paris
10. Disney Studios - Paris

11. Disneyland - Hong Kong

...wow I'm bored

I geuss I consider each place one park

Florida, CA, Paris, TOkyo, and Hongkong

Ludwig Von Drake wrote:I geuss I consider each place one park

Florida, CA, Paris, TOkyo, and Hongkong

I think each place is considered a resort (such as Disneyland Paris Resort, or Walt Disney World Resort)

it's all confusing to me too

That's quite many parks. I'm quite confused about the park/resort too.

yeah the four resorts are:

Walt Disney World Resort (Orlando)

Disneyland Resort (Anaheim)

Tokyo Disneyland Resort (Tokyo)

Disneyland Paris Resort (Paris)

and

Hong Kong Disneyland Resort (Hong Kong) wuold be #5

...still bored

Ok, let me attempt to combine all of the other posts, lol:

Disneyland Resort

-Disneyland
-Disney's California Adventure
-Downtown Disneyland

Walt Disney World Resort

-Magic Kingdom
-Epcot
-Disney-MGM Studios
-The Animal Kingdom
-Typhoon Lagoon
-Blizzard Beach
-Downtown Disney (West Side, Market Place, and Pleasure Island)
-The Disney Institute
-Disney's Wide World Of Sports
-Disney's Boardwalk
-Golf and Mini-Golf (Don't know the names)

Disney Land Paris Resort

-Disney Land Paris
-Disney Studios Paris
-Disney Village

Tokyo Disney Land Resort

-Tokyo Disney Land
-DisneySea
-Ikispiari

Hong Kong Disney Resort

-Hong Kong Disney Land
-Disney Shopping/Entertainment District

...And then there's the cruises, and the Hilton Head resort, etc. I don't know if you want me to include those, though. Let me know if I have any omissions, as it's kind of off the top of my head. (I don't know as much about the stuff outside of Orlando).

-Aaron

Hong Kong Disneyland Resort will have Hong Kong Disneyland Park, a Downtown Disney-style entertainment district, and two hotels: Disney's Hollywood Hotel & Disneyland Hotel.

Disneyland Resort Paris and Tokyo Disney Resort also has their own "Downtown Disney's", Disney Village in Paris and Ikispiari in Tokyo.

Thanks, I edited it to reflect those.

-Aaron

toonaspie Wrote

1. Disneyland - Anaheim
2. California Adventure - Anaheim

3. Magic Kingdom - Orlando
4. Epcot Center - Orlando
5. MGM Studios - Orlando
6. Animal Kingdom - Orlando

7. Disneyland - Tokyo
8. DisneySea - Tokyo

9. Disneyland - Paris
10. Disney Studios - Paris

11. Disneyland - Hong Kong

...wow I'm bored

I wonder who went to all the resorts. I only went to the first two.
I will one day go to Disenyworld!!!!

Yeah, hmm... anybody here been to all 4 of the current resorts? What about every park/district/institution inside of the 4 current resorts? What about every attraction/store/restaurant within those park/district/institutions? If you REALLY wanna impress me... anyone done all that and stayed at the Hilton Head resort and done the cruises??

I've never even done all that for WDW (though I have done most).

MMP, we can switch places once. I'm 10 hours from WDW, so I've been a good number of times, but never anywhere else. I vow to make it at least Disneyland in Anaheim in the next couple of years!

-Aaron

I've been to the first 5
disneyland, CA adventure
Disneyworld, MGM studios, EPCOT

I would really like to go to Disneyland Paris.

awallaceunc wrote:Ok, let me attempt to combine all of the other posts, lol:

Disneyland Resort

-Disneyland
-Disney's California Adventure
-Downtown Disneyland

Walt Disney World Resort

-Magic Kingdom
-Epcot
-Disney-MGM Studios
-The Animal Kingdom
-Typhoon Lagoon
-Blizzard Beach
-Downtown Disney (West Side, Market Place, and Pleasure Island)
-The Disney Institute
-Disney's Wide World Of Sports
-Disney's Boardwalk
-Golf and Mini-Golf (Don't know the names)

Disney Land Paris Resort

-Disney Land Paris
-Disney Studios Paris
-Disney Village

Tokyo Disney Land Resort

-Tokyo Disney Land
-DisneySea
-Ikispiari

Hong Kong Disney Resort

-Hong Kong Disney Land
-Disney Shopping/Entertainment District

...And then there's the cruises, and the Hilton Head resort, etc. I don't know if you want me to include those, though. Let me know if I have any omissions, as it's kind of off the top of my head. (I don't know as much about the stuff outside of Orlando).

-Aaron

What about River Country? I thought it was one of Disney's three water parks in Orlando.

River Country seems to have ceased to exist. With as much as I do know about WDW, you'd think that I would know what happened to it, but I'm embarassed to say that I don't. Would anyone else like to fill us in? I've been meaning to ask about it all week.

-Aaron

River Country has been closed. According to rumors, it could possibly re-open one day as a pool area for one of the hotels.

Right, I just don't get why it closed, and when. I know it's been closed for a LONG time, and I had forgotten it ever existed until I saw a pic of it this week.

-Aaron

awallaceunc wrote:Walt Disney World Resort

-Magic Kingdom
-Epcot
-Disney-MGM Studios
-The Animal Kingdom
-Typhoon Lagoon
-Blizzard Beach
-Downtown Disney (West Side, Market Place, and Pleasure Island)
-The Disney Institute
-Disney's Wide World Of Sports
-Disney's Boardwalk
-Golf and Mini-Golf (Don't know the names)

...And then there's the cruises, and the Hilton Head resort, etc. I don't know if you want me to include those, though. Let me know if I have any omissions, as it's kind of off the top of my head. (I don't know as much about the stuff outside of Orlando).

-Aaron

The Mini Golf courses are Disney's Winter Summerland next to Blizzard Beach and Fantasia Gardens near Disney's Boardwalk. Don't forget Fort Wilderness (besides a resort, it also functions as an attraction with a Petting Zoo, outdoor activities, and Dinner theatre, etc.) and the Disney Racetrack. Oh! And the Wedding Pavillion! And Celebration, the Disney town...okay, Kram Nebuer read Birnbaum's official guide too much...Also, outside of Orlando is Disney's Vero Beach Resort.

Heh, fun topic! We should make this the Disney Theme Park Forum

awallaceunc wrote:Right, I just don't get why it closed, and when. I know it's been closed for a LONG time, and I had forgotten it ever existed until I saw a pic of it this week.

-Aaron

Word on the street was there was some sort of bacteria problem which lead to its closing. I can't confirm the truth of it, but I also heard that it was sort of outdated as a water park and that lead to its closing since they now have 2 water parks that are much better.