Disneyland Research Paper

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Where Dreams Come True “I’m going to Disneyland!” celebrated the San Francisco Giants’ quarterback, Phil Simms after winning the Super Bowl XXI in 1987 against the Denver Broncos (Fox Sports). Why did he want to celebrate at Disneyland, and not the better park Disney World? July of 1955, the pleasant theme park, Disneyland, opened (Klein). 16 years later, Disneyland’s bigger and better sister opened across the United States on October 1, 1971. Disney World soon became the most visited vacation resort in the world (Walt Disney World). Walt Disney World is better than Disneyland because of its size and number of parks, ticketing and reservations, and transportation. The bigger theme park usually means more rides and fun, which is why Disney World is a more thrilling choice over Disneyland. Disney World, located in Orlando, Florida, is about 55 times bigger than Disneyland, and has double the number of parks. Disney World’s 4 parks cover a …show more content…

In order to minimize stress and maximize fun, Disney World offers a number of ticket packages and payment plans that cater to every guest’s unique needs and financial standing. For example, FastPass+ entitlements let guests buy the FastPass tickets for a certain ride that has a long wait time, and guests can come back at the allotted FastPass time, and essentially skip the wait. Also, new MagicBands are digital bracelets that replace outdated paper based systems with an all technology based system. MagicBands reduce the risk of losing paper tickets, is hassle free, and is user friendly. In contrast, Disneyland only provides a key card system that can carry out minimal functions. These functions include gaining access to hotel rooms, parks, and charging meals or merchandise. While Disney World embraces the changing ways of society, Disneyland seems to be stuck in the

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