Every Disney Park Around the World RANKED
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- This might be our most CONTROVERSIAL video YET. Which Disney park is the BEST park in the ENTIRE WORLD?? Find out as we rank EVERY Disney theme park across the globe TODAY, here on DFB Guide.
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I agree with Studios Paris ranking last, but not Disneyland Paris in second to last! I love this park!
I find it as zero surprise that the two best Disney parks are the ones that aren't run by Disney.
Sad but true.
Yet you can’t even get a Tokyo Disney holiday package as a solo person. Only as a couple. So are they really the best?
@@RachelXKnight666yes 😎
@@reddeadredeemer1025 🤣
Well, I was wrong. I thought I'd never have the privilege of visiting every Disney park in one day. Thanks, AJ!
It’s like Soarin’ Around the World: DFB Edition!
@@dfbbreea Love it!! 😂
Disneyland Park Paris 2nd to last? The best castle, also the best entertainment of all Disney owned parks, paved the way for drones in Disney... Has had the best Anniversary of any Disney park over the last few years…. While there are less rides than American parks, the rides that are shared DLP does better. Food could kinda agree. Operation, DLP manages to balance wayyyy more languages than any other parks whilst keeping the magic alive. Disneyland park Paris has been done dirty 😭 Agree with WDS being last though.
Having visited several Disney parks over the years (and TDL just recently) what stands out is the crowds. Japanese visitors to TDL are disciplined, quiet (with a notable, joyous exception), and up-beat. Whereas Western visitors to these parks tend to look like Central Casting’s extras rejects from the Walking Dead, Japanese park-goers dress up and really get into the spirit of the day. And while TDL’s lines are crushing, they tend to move smoothly because people follow directions and unspoken rules of civility. They also sit in orderly, polite rows for the parades. No pushing, shoving or stepping on each other. And no rush for the entrance/exit. The BayMax ride is an exception to the quietness rule: this is a high-energy ride with the attraction being the crowd itself, who totally get into the theme with wild gyrations, dancing and singing. Seriously, the ride is just so-so, it’s the Japanese people waiting to ride it that make it such an uplifting experience.
Very true
Absolutely shocked to see Disneyland Park Paris so low… I don’t know when you last went but with the exception of food you seem to be judging it from the past.
Just went last month , the food in Paris much worse than the others
@@syyuuya759I went in January and went to the themed restaurants and thought the food was amazing and fun!
@@syyuuya759 but have you tried tokyo disneyland’s food ? It really isn’t that great. If you compare to the restaurants of Disneyland Paris there is not even an ounce of competition. Ok they have more snacks but that’s it
Problem with DLP is, and in not joking, the fact that it's in France. The French service culture is nonexistent, and Disney service is one of the reasons people go
@@anthonycunningham8116 I mean we all have our opinions however I’ve been to Disney land Paris 20+ times and never had a issue. Unfortunately when I went to Hollywood studios in Florida my finger print didn’t work and staff were quite rude about it. I don’t blame them just overworked but it was a bad start to the day.
Disneyland Paris has by far the best Haunted Mansion, Space Mountain, Big Thunder Mountain, It's A Small World and castle. As well as the best daytime and nighttime shows. Being second to last is NONSENSE.
What parks do you think it’s better than?
Nope. It makes sense. You can say disneyland Paris is good ( I agree), but no other parks on the list should be ranked lower than Disneyland Paris.
@@johnnyhan3170facts.
My rankings of the parks I've been to
1) Disneyland Anaheim
2) Tokyo DisneySea
3) Tokyo Disneyland
4) Animal Kingdom
5) California Adventure
6) EPCOT
7) Hollywood Studios
8) Disneyland Paris
9) Magic Kingdom
10) Walt Disney Studios Paris
No idea when you last went to Disneyland Paris but your info is old and outdated! Have you been there recently???
The Operations of the park have been on par/better than the US parks. The rides have more variaty than the other parks and lets not forget that it has unforgetable shows that you just side mentioned. Im starting to think US Disney media know less and less about what is really going on in the European park.
Completely agree. Been to tokyo disneyland and I think the park is much worse than disneyland paris. Everything looks old and bland. When you look at paris’ space mountain area you ve got something unique while Japan’s park feels outdated
Paris has the best space mountain, best thunder mountain, and the best tower of terror (so many drops)
The Space Mountain there is really good, but it's too short compared to Anaheim. 2 minutes vs 3 minutes.......Big Thunder Mountain in Anaheim has better turns.
Most of their rides were unavailable/out of service when we went to the larger park. Studios was small, but cool.
.. and a castle!!! 🩷
Best Tower of Terror? Surely not, especially given its design, story and facade arent better than some of the others
@@hairyson94 Tower of Terror in Orlando and Japan only have 42 seconds worth of drops and they're both kind of tame. Paris and Anaheim have 94 seconds worth of drops and they're much more aggresive. Paris's story is the creepiest because it focuses on the little girl. Anaheim is the most fun because the drops are the most intense.
been to all the american parks and the paris parks:
1. Disneyland
2. Epcot
3. Disneyland Paris
4. Magic Kingdom
5. Animal Kingdom
6. California Adventure
7. Hollywood Studios
8. Walt Disney Studios
I have been to all the same parks and just recently went to the Tokyo Japan parks for the first time after going to all the others. YOU MUST GO TO JAPAN!!!!
I’ve been to 10 Disney parks. I went to Tokyo for the first time in March, and it was incredible!
1. Tokyo DisneySea
2. EPCOT
3. Disneyland
4. Disneyland Paris
5. Animal Kingdom
6. Hollywood Studios
7. California Adventure
8. Tokyo Disneyland
9. Magic Kingdom
10. Walt Disney Studios
A SOLID list!
@@dfbbreea thank you!!!
Curious as to why you rank magic kingdom so low?
@@crisholly19985 I really enjoy all the parks. However, Magic Kingdom is lower because it feels busier than every other park (except maybe Tokyo Disneyland). It also contains the worst version of Pirates of the Caribbean and there aren’t many unique attractions to fill out the park. I thought Tron was just okay, especially compared to Guardians.
@@simonlangrehr428 wow! I love pirates!! But it’s the only version I’ve been on so maybe my opinion will change after 😭
I went to Japan in October and wasn't planning on visiting DIsneysea but I ended up having a final spare day so I went and it was amazing. Going to Disneyland and California Adventure this year so looking forward to seeing how they compare!
Seeing everyone’s different rankings in the comments is SO COOL! I love how DIFFERENT everyone’s lists are! We should do this more often! 💖
Best thing about Disneyland is that there are so many rides. If Florida you have to go to three parks to get the same amount.
Hong Konger here! 🙋🏻♀️
For Hong Kong Disneyland, there are also a few more unique rides, like the big grizzly mountain runaway mine cars (mixture of expedition everest and big thunder mountain), iron man experience (iron man version of star tours, you can also see some famous Hong Kong spots in this ride) and antman of the wasp nano battle (antman’s version of buzz lightyear astro blasters, you can fight along with antman and the wasp to fight arnim zola’s bots)
Another point to add, the night time spectacular momentous is also a big highlight to this theme park, it is so magical and so emotional to watch. During Halloween season, let’s get wicked will take over the place which lion king festival show used to be, it is a show that features our favourite Disney villains, no spoilers here but this is a definitely must-watch show during Halloween season
Personally thought HK was a little low even for being a smaller park from what I know about it. Would've at least put it over DCA.
Sorry, but Fanrtasmic will always be the KING of nighttime shows. And Anaheim has the best one. Also, you dont have Rise of the Resistance or a life-size Millenium Falcon, so that's a huge minus for you guys. .
@@LeftCoastDrones we all know that Disney all over the world are striving their best to give the fullest experience to the guests, so no one is competing who is the best or the king.
Although momentous does not have those strong fireworks (we just have relatively weaker fireworks and pyros), it is a show that focus on telling story of life, the life journey that everyone will go through and has a storyline, so I would be especially emotional to watch in person
hkdl is a small park, of course we don’t have those huge rides, but we still got a piece of land for marvel themed attractions to expand. However, nothing is announced yet, but we knew they have planned what will happen next, so we will wait and see:)
@@LeftCoastDrones This is such an aggressive comment for no reason lol 😂
We also don't have a ton of rides in the states that Japan does, so what about that?
@@LeftCoastDronesThis may shock you, but not everyone cares about Star Wars either
I’ve only been to the parks in Florida, visiting every park around the world is on my bucket list! Growing up, Epcot was always my favourite park! Now as an adult, I still love it but Magic Kingdom has stolen my heart 🥹 Watching my daughter get her first haircut, getting proposed to, then finishing the night off with Happily Ever After was the day that changed my mind!
Totally understandable!
The two parks in Tokyo make the American ones look and feel awful… which is pretty funny when you think about it.
Nice to see ya talking about Disneyland Paris for once! Can we have a stand alone video?
I am Japanese.
I'm not sure what the narration in the video is saying, but I'm very happy that Tokyo Disney Resort was rated so highly.
thank you very much. I'm proud.
I also want to go to a Disney park overseas someday.
アメリカ人です（でも日本語はまだまだですよ）。語りては、日本のディゼニーの文化はすごくいいです。ポップコーンとか食べ物はおいしいです。日本の絶叫マシンは一番楽しいです。ディゼニーシーの飾りとパレードはきれい。でも、いつも人混みです。だから、東京でいぜにーは一番いいです。私はディゼニーシーに行って、とても好きです。もう一度行きたいです。すみません、今、日本語を勉強します。私の日本語より、あなたの英語はすごいです。
@@athenagreen5390 thank you for your reply. I'm very happy to hear you say that. I also love Tokyo Disney Resort. I'm a fan of The Three Caballeros, so I'd like to go to Epcot someday and enjoy the attractions and the wonderful cityscapes of each country.
I went to Tokyo for my first time last year and absolutely loved my experience! Even with its nuances. I’m dying to go back! I’ll be going to Hong Kong for the first time soon, and I just can’t wait 😊
No doubt the best one is the Tokyo, Japan ones.
Magic kingdom definitely ranks above epcot in my book. epcot is incredible with all the different cultures, foods, and attractions but it feels somewhat lacking in the actual disney part at times. magic kingdom has the blend of a bunch of dark rides, several thrill rides/coasters and good shows
I recommend to visit Paris again because the Disneyland Park deserves an higher rank. But I agree with Studios Park. That park should be ranked again in 2025/2026, when they finished the expansion.
Unfortunately with lack of cohesion and individuality (the Frozen land will be in 3-4 different parks) I think after the expansion Walt Disney Studios will still be the worst park. They should really consider the rumored Lion King ride for exclusivity… Lion King is also one of the most successful animated films of all time so I could actually see it fitting there
@@himynameiscorey it doesn’t stop with Frozen land. Star wars land has been cancelled but there are indeed rumors about a Lion King Land. I hope they will stick to that idea, I would love a Lion King theming. 🤩 We just have to be patient and wait until the whole construction has finished.
I completely agree, because the best tower of terror is there for those who like roller coasters. If you go in on the second floor, you might fall right away, I fall up and down and then you will be scolded, she tells you not to scream (the little girl) and everyone screams.
Guys, April Fools was yesterday.
The density of the original Disneyland always blows my mind compared to the Florida parks. I love how attractions are intertwined with each other making it feel so “lived in” and “alive”.
I’ve also visited Tokyo Disney Sea and I found the theming to be top tier. They took the idea of Disneyland and ran with it to a new level.
I have been to all the parks 😊 here are my rankings:
1. Disneyland park Anaheim
2. Disneyland park Paris
3. California Adventure
4. Disneysea
5. Animal Kingdom
6. Epcot
7. Magic Kingdom
8. Hong Kong disneyland
9.Shanghai Disney
10. Hollywood Studios
11. Disneyland Tokyo
12. Studios park paris
Curious as to why Disneyland Tokyo was so low on your list? 🤔
All the parks are amazing so it was difficult to rank them. I would recommend them all. A lot of the ranking is also linked to my memories during my holidays there. I also really like the parks that are unique. Of the castle parks, the OG has the most soul & DLP is My home park & has some amazing versions of rides (pirates, phantom, BTM) when I was in Tokyo Disney they did not have beauty and the beast yet. I'm going back this year so the ranking might change! I love main street in the other castle parks so think maybe that's also what makes me rank DL Tokyo lower. My fave ride (crushes coaster) is in the park I rated last. Was fun to rank them
#1 for me is EPCOT, i just love that park and so does my family.
So, I don't usually ever comment, but I want to say a couple of things regarding Disneyland Paris. So I agree Hollywood Studios Paris should be at the bottom, and it's a bit of a mess now with the rethemed Iron Man ride and the car overlay on the back stage scenes tour. The park needs much love; however, I can't entirely agree with your ranking of the Disneyland Paris park, and I would rate it higher than the Magic Kingdom in Florida. Here is why. Disney land paris has an atmosphere that Florida has lost; when I was last in Florida Magic Kingdom, I had to leave and go to Epcot. It's got too overcrowded to the point of unenjoyable, and when I ever spoke to staff, they just seemed stressed and overworked. In Paris, there are fewer rides, but the ones there are pretty good, with a better Thunder Mountain, pirates, and a Buzz Lightyear that doesn't look beaten up. The park is still enjoyable; you can get on a ride for 25 minutes or less without having to pay individual pass lanes, Genie Plus or even join a virtual queue. Regarding food, I wish I could post photos; the last time I was there, I went to Captain Jack's restaurant and had a fantastic 3-course meal for 45 euros. On the Disney Paris site ,they really do have the most fantastic themed signature cocktails that have to be tasted. 🎉
Disneyland Paris park is hands down superior to MK anyday, can't believe you didnt mention the adventureland caves in DLP!
No it’s not. DLP doesn’t have enough rides.
@derekmiles2543 but the quality of the rides are far better, I've done both and phantom Manor, POTC, big thunder and space mountain in DLP far exceed their MK counterparts
@@Lotta1062 they don’t not by a long shot. And DLP doesn’t have enough rides.
@@derekmiles2543 paris has the best space mountain, best castle and best big thunder
HOW DID YOU NOT MENTION HONG KONGS GRIZZLY BEAR RIDE THAT GOES BACKWARDS AND LAUNCHES
Basically it all comes down to preference, so everyone's rankings will differ slightly (or sometimes radically). If you love coasters, EPCOT will not be your thing. If you can't stand heavy crowds and you want gourmet food, no matter how awesome DisneySea is, it will rank lower on your scale. AJ, I think you did a great job of giving the highs and lows of each park so, if people REALLY want to, they could make up their own minds based on what they like and dislike!
I agree and would add that, food in general is a critically weak link in both the Japan parks, but DisneySea especially. Like, forget “gourmet.” There is virtually no “food,” period. It’s impossible to eat there if you have any dietary restrictions or requirements. And even if can eat everything…it’s literally just popcorn. 😂
Love you AJ, but Epcot is not better than Magic Kingdom in Florida.
we all knew what first and last were going to be before clicking on the video right?
Unfortunately being in the USA, it is highly unlikely of visiting the parks in Asia. Would love to, but unlikely due to flights and cost.
Honestly, with the price of a one week vacation at Disney World, you could probably fly to Asia for a few days and visit the Disney there.
The ticket costs in Japan are really affordable compared to the USA. We were able to find good deals on flights that made it doable.
Flight is one thing, but then you’re looking at cheaper park tickets, cheaper hotel stays, and cheaper food
The inexpensive cost of Hotels, admission, food, local trains in Asia will offset the cost of the flight.
In USA parks: admissions, hotel, food, and local transportation is HIGH.
What everyone else said. Just compare prices now. Yen is weak. We are in Pittsburgh and four days in the parks, six days in hotels and round trip airfare is pretty comparable. The big difference is flight time. But, you also can spend a few days in Tokyo. Food, tickets and hotel are about half price. And no tipping!
I think Crushes Coaster which is exclusive to the Walt Disney studios isn’t getting enough credit here AJ!! It’s one of Disneys best and more unique coasters, I agree the park is getting some welcomed changes as Disney know themselves it was a rushed park made out of obligation rather than creation however the additions and future additions will change this. But crushes coaster is amazing and needs more recognition!
Agreed it looks super cool
Also best version of terror of terror i hear as longer cycle and jumps alot more
Also its a borderline dark ride, they mentioned there was none but this almost counts. Screen based, but still
Well, there’s the Bruce animatronic on the lift 😅
Man when I went to Paris in 2010. Crush’s coaster was absolutely amazing and reminded me of Dragon’s Fury in Chessington World of Avdentures but indoors!
Hong Kong has the best entertainment. The castle show alone is worth the trip, and the halloween live performances were on a scale I have never experienced at any other park.
Also, the food was fantastic, and surprisingly accommodating of dietary restrictions. Only issue would be the lack of availability of alcoholic beverages. And the merch is very limited. But overall…I love that park and would go back in a heartbeat.
The fact the having more thrill rides is considered a con is exactly why I don’t mesh with Disney folk. I get that not everyone likes thrill rides, but there is a whole park right next door full of kiddie rides. And also, there’s like two thrill rides in DCA. Maybe three if you stretch the definition of “thrill” so give me a break. 🙄
tokyo disneyland is my home park, and i have to disagree with ONE POINT, our fireworks are nowhere near as good as my old home park: walt disney world, but everything else is right on point, tokyo disneyland and sea are the best! I'm booked and ready for fantasy springs in Sept!
It's not surprising that the Japanese own and operate the two best Disney theme parks in the world. There seems to be a difference in terms of corporate culture in Japan. There are countless videogame IP's as well as anime and manga that have been successfully managed for decades. Things like Mario, Zelda, Gundam, Hello Kitty, and many more. Meanwhile, American corporations seem to always have the same corporate trajectory, a slow but steady decay into soulless asset (IP) management, procurement and outsourcing. There's a clear absence of any real authenticity, creativity or passion.
Saying "thrill" rides are a con is just insane. There are more visitors than just small kids. For me that is a big pro, how on earth can this be a con?! I wouldnt consider any ride at disney a real thrill ride anyway. Those are just rides you can feel anything, what is actually the main concept of a "ride". Otherwise its only a show....
I love disney paris
Been to Disneyland Paris and WDW. My rating would be :
1. Magic kingdom
2. Epcot
3. Disneyland park
3. Animal kingdom
5. Hollywood studios
6. Walt Disney studios
My dad worked building Star Wars galaxy edge in California
I’m lucky enough to have been to every park, my ranking is:
1. Tokyo DisneySea
2. Tokyo Disneyland
3. Disneyland Paris
4. Animal Kingdom
5. Disneyland
6. Epcot
7. Hong Kong Disneyland
8. Magic Kingdom
9. Hollywood Studios
10. Shanghai Disneyland
11. California Adventure
12. Walt Disney Studios
Some inaccuracies and wrong images used in this video unfortunately.
you’re very lucky indeed
Core memory: year 2000 we had a family trip over at Epcot, and my mom was not a fan. I was about 5 years old. Fast forward to 2019: my mom and I did a girls trip, we went to Epcot then went to see Rob Thomas in Tampa. 😂 She changed her mind on Epcot. I told her jokingly, maybe you didn’t have a good time in 2000 because you were married. We had a blast! Hoping to go again soon!
I cannot disagree more regarding DCA. This park is beautiful, great food, shade, great rides.... this ranking breaks my heart. Is is vastly superior to all parks except maybe Epcot. Especially Animal Kingdom and Hollywood Studios (in my humble opinion, the worst. It's flat, hot, no great food and easily a half day visit. Plus, w/o the Great Movie Ride, it's just not great). WDW is only a strong opinion when you visit it as a whole entity. I can't remember a video from you that missed the mark quite like this one.
Well no duh. WDW is the best resort. It also is home to the best park, the magic kingdom.
I agree; DCA should have been higher, especially compared to Hollywood Studios. If you consider food, family friendly (accessibility for smaller kids), seasonal offerings, after hours events, DCA checks more boxes than HS, at least.
@@ninatheluckyrabbit1850 DHS is the far better park
I've only been to all six American parks thus far...I'd love to see the two in Tokyo next!
My favorite Disney park is Disney's California Adventure, followed by Disneyland, Magic Kingdom, Disney's Animal Kingdom, EPCOT, and Disney's Hollywood Studios.
The main reason I prefer Disney's California Adventure is because of their exciting E-ticket rides, but my visit was back in 2014 before Disneyland added Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge and before California Adventure made some changes that I wasn't a fan of such as the transformation of California Screamin' into the Incredicoaster, so that could change when I visit both parks this August.
Been to 4/6 parks and heres my ranking:
1. Disneyland
2. Epcot
3. California adventure
4. Magic kingdom
🙂
Only been to the parks in America. Here is my ranking just for fun:
1. Disneyland CA
2. Magic Kingdom
3. Epcot - Cosmic rewind is that good
4. Hollywood Studios tied with CA Adventure
5. Hurts to say but someone had to be last… Animal Kingdom.
Ranking parks can sometimes feel like ranking your favorite child 😆 So I understand the struggle of ranking DAK last!
What ones are the easiest to navigate in your opinion? Like which one you dont have to plan ahead to have a good time nor need to stay on your phone? Or at least less like ideally just buy your ticket and your accomodation and transport and choose as you go to eat here or there or just stand in line for a show and ride
Honestly, Animal Kingdom is super easy-going (for the most part). Depending on the time of year, the ride lines usually keep in that 20-30 minute wait time frame (aside from Flight of Passage), the shows are easy to get into, the walking animal trails are rarely ever packed out, and you might even stumble across a last-minute reservation at one of the sit-down restaurants, too!
@@dfbbreeathank you for answering!
As a former Walt Disney World Cast Member, and a SoCal Native who considers Disneyland and CA Adventure their second home, I agree with this ranking
I have been to the Paris parks and all the American parks and the Japanese parks blew me away!!! I went last year in April and the crowds were not bad at all. The popcorn buckets are awesome souvenirs and the Duffy and Friends souvenirs in DisneySea are such great and unique items. There are also a lot of really cool stationery stores and even gacha machines that have unique little figures. Sinbad's Storybook Voyage blew me away despite it being a slow water ride similar to It's a Small World, it turns out the music was created by Alan Menken!
I don't see how Hong Kong or Shanghai Disneyland is any better than Disneyland Paris. Operations is completely fine now, and the park itself is a work of ART. Not saying it is the best, but for sure not the worst
I pick Disney World 1st, Disneyland 2nd, Disneyland Paris 3rd, Tokyo Disneyland 4th, Hong Kong Disney 5, and Disneyland China last.
We need an updated video on this! Make this bi annual video!
I'm Japanese Disney fan. I always dream about visiting STARWARS area. I didn't know Tokyo Disney Sea is such a greatful Disney park in the world.
My list for what I’ve been to:
1. Tokyo Disneyland
2. Epcot
3. Shanghai Disney
4. DCA
5. Animal Kingdom
6. Tokyo Disney Sea (will prob be higher after fantasy springs opens)
7. Disneyland
8. Hollywood Studios
9. Magic Kingdom
I would rank disneyland higher than tokyo disneyland. The only problem is that tokyo disneyland (even though is very pretty) misses “Disney” type of art. It’s a perfect park as a theme park, but it doesn’t really have that Disney soul of art.
fully agree with u... DISNEY SEA is at the top by far...!
Nothing beats Epcot. Nothing
If your park sucks if they took away alcohol, then your park sucks.
Epcot has one great ride in Guardians and the rest are hour plus waits for small dark rides because the park lacks enough attractions. Frozen being a re-skin, Ratatouille with screens is overrated, Soarin’s outdated (4k anyone?) Finding Nemo is a one and done, Mission Space is basically un rideable, and so is Journey into Imagination (skunk smell is the worst thing in imagineering 🤢) and Spaceship Earth is dusty and falling apart.
They would have to fix 90% of the park but instead they tore out the buildings in the middle and did next to nothing with their budget there. Epcot might have been a great park once, but now it’s just a mess. Guardians is still the greatest rollercoaster I’ve ever been on, but it’s not enough to make me love that theme park.
I have only done the 6 domestic parks; 6-DCA, 5-Hollywood Studios, 4-Animal Kingdom, 3- Epcot, 2-Magic Kingdom, and 1-Disneyland. DCA has so much un-realized potential it could easily move up. Hollywood Studios has Galaxy's Edge which is great but has a weird layout with empty spaces and bottlenecks. Animal Kingdom Pandora, real animals, and solid food options. Epcot is a great relaxing park, with plenty of non-ride activities and the rides are pretty solid as well. Magic Kingdom love the different lands and the character interactions. Disneyland is a 'better' Magic Kingdom with Galaxy's Edge.
Please go back to dlp as I'm sorry but you seem to have no idea what the place is like, and the fact you are willing to bolster other parks for being the first or the best version of rides and then neglect the fact that phantom manor and space mountain at dlp are without doubt the best of their title, plus the fact that crush is not just an exclusive coster for Disney but an exclusive coaster in the world, and Ratatouille was built at dlp before any other park. So please actually go back and experience the parks and please understand that it's not the nosebleed little brother that people still treat it as from the days it was euro Disney in the 90s
Totally agree!
AJ, I’m with you in loving Animal Kingdom!! It is #1 in my heart (animals and conservation!!…and Mo’ara Valley!!)
Purely by enjoyment (and understanding the language plays a part), my top 10:
1. Animal Kingdom
2. Disneysea
3. Magic Kingdom
4. Shanghai Disneyland
5. Epcot
6. California Adventure
7. Tokyo Disneyland
8. Hong Kong Disneyland
9. Anaheim Disneyland
10. Hollywood Studios
Tokyo Disneyland cons :
the worst firework show in Disney parks
no live singing in the show
Tokyo DisneySea cons:
no live singing show again
the night show is great but too far to watch the boat sometimes is firework in the show will cancel due to the windy weather
also the food menu and ride don't have English menu or subtitle , not friendly to international guest
(compare the USJ in Osaka they do more for international guest , eg, the preshow video )
HKDL pros: the best castle fireworks show in the world, (MK 2nd) the best indoor show with live singing from character , good transport from downtown to HKDL (TDR too)
Cons : too expansive in food and drinks , also not tasty
After I moved from Japan to the USA, I found the firework shows are more exciting in the USA. Everything in the Tokyo ones are cheap, including Ticket prices, food. That makes people packed there too much.
Been to all but Disneyland Paris, and I’m just a sucker for the Orlando parks. Animal Kingdom definitely has my top spot followed closely by DLA.
Amazing video and agree with most picks but Disneyland Paris is nowhere near second last! The parades, night time sheets, theming and not to mention the best versions of some of the commonly seen rides put this above some of the others IMO
I absolutely loved Disney Sea but it didn't feel like a Disney park to me. Also their lottery system is really clunky I wasn't able to watch any of the shows bc of it. And the lines are insane and they don't do fast pass or genie they do priority pass, a completely different system, which is also clunky.
I've only been to Orlando parks and Paris, so my list is a bit short. I actually think Disneyland Paris better than Magic Kingdom because we felt It's a Small World, Haunted House and POTC were better in Paris and it seeems much less crowded(much fewer strollers!). That said we still enjoyed MK. So my list is Hollywood Studios, Animal Kngdom, Epcot, Disneyland Paris, MK, then finally the Paris Studios( although very nostalgic to do Catastrophe Canyon still!)
My ranking:
1. Disneyland
2. Tokyo Disneyland
3. Disneyland Paris
4. Hong Kong Disneyland
5. Magic Kingdom
6. Shanghai Disneyland
7. Tokyo DisneySea
8. California Adventures
9. Epcot
10. Animal Kingdom
11. Hollywood Studios
12. Walt Disney Studios
4:18 Cars Road Trip is just a retheme + short version of Studio Tram Tour
The oldest version was much better (like Flight Force and Rock N Roller Coaster 😭)…
the churros at Disneyland California are the best and no one will convince me otherwise 😂
UGH I WANT ONE RIGHT NOW.
@@dfbbreea Same 🥹
Animal kingdom has the best ones at the lounge
@@derekmiles2543 also true! (Maybe I just like churros….?)
No humidity means more crunch.
Me personally I am a huge Disney fan, and thrill seeker. So, when I want to ride a big roller coaster with a bunch of loops.... well, I can't really rely on Disney for that. If I'm in dire need of a theme park thrill, I would be better off going to Universal Studios in Orlando. I hate to say that but it's true. Disney needs to add more thrill coasters and less small water boat rides in my opinion. Correct me if I'm wrong, but Disney California Adventure only has one coaster with a loop and out of the 4 Disneyworld parks, Hollywood studios is the only one that has a coaster with a loop. I'm not saying coasters without loops are boring, but it is a good addition for those who want high drops and thrills. I think it would be so cool if they added a Hercules area in one of the theme parks and had a lighting fast coaster there. (Disney I would be more than happy to join the planning committee lol)!!
Disrespecting Joe Rohde! Animal Kingdom is an awesome park with a unique rides, attractions, and shows nowhere else. This park is probably the closest to Walt's vision of "edutainment." The Festival of the Lion King alone is Broadway-worthy! Why do you need a criteria of how many rides there are or how fast you can blow through it? There can be too many rides that makes a park visit feel more like an exhausting marathon than a family experience. Hollywood Studios is OK, but definitely NOT better than AK.
Saving and planning now for next year & I can’t wait to see the roastie toasties, the souvenirs, everything!
The shame about disneyland Paris food wise is that it used to be much better, but they replaced a lot of restaurants and buffet with very mediocre fast food to get more volume. So the few proper restaurants are ALWAYS fully booked days in advance and with price tags 2 or 3 times what they worth.
Im not into theme parks but I've only been to Tokyo Disney and it was one of the best experiences of my life. Its huge, affordable people are polite and civil it was magical. Will check out Anaheim soon but just the crowds freak me out😂
HKDL is definitely two days minimum. One of the things I love about it is that lines are 20 minutes max!
My ranking would be:
1. Disneyland Anaheim
2. California Adventure
3. Hollywood Studios
4. Disneyland Paris
5. Tokyo DisneySea
6. Tokyo Disneyland
7. Magic Kingdom
8. Animal Kingdom
9. Walt Disney Studios Paris
10. EPCOT
For me the rides are the main thing. I dont care about shows or food so much. Both California Parks have a very special wow factor. Nothing can match that. Its such a nice atmosphere. California itself is something special and for me its the best location to put a Disney Park. Out of the Orlando Parks I like Hollywood Studios by far the most. It simply has the best rides. Then Disneyland Paris...I just have to put it in 4th since I am from Europe and you just have to admit that their version of Big Thunder Mountain and Space Mountain is by far the best. I think it needs refurbishment and new stuff very urgently, but its still really nice.
I have never been to the Tokyo Disney Parks, so I just put them in the middle since I think they might end up there for me based on what I have seen of it. Personally I think Animal Kingdom pretty boring, the only thing that is really good there is Expedition Everest. But I am not a big animal lover, for me its more like zoo, so its just not my thing. Same with Epcot. Its more an exhibition and it doesnt have so much exciting to do, so it is clearly the last place for me.
My list would be:
1 Tokyo Disney Sea
2 Disneyland Park Paris
3 Disneyland Park
4 Hong Kong Disneyland
5 Tokyo Disneyland Park
6 California Adventure
7 EPCOT
8 Magic Kingdom
9 Hollywood Studios
10 Animal Kingdom
11 Shanghai Disneyland
12 Walt Disney Studios Paris
MK and Disneyland Cali should swap. Nostalgia doesn’t do much if it doesn’t bring much to it. Only thing the California one has over Orlando is walking out of the part to restaurants and their smaller version of Disney springs.
I've been to the Disney parks in Anaheim, Orlando, and Tokyo. Out of those parks my ranking goes:
1. Hollywood Studios
2. Magic Kingdom
3. Disneyland
4. Tokyo Disneyland
5. Epcot
6. Tokyo DisneySea
7. California Adventure
8. Animal Kingdom
Did you watch Fantasmic? If so, which version?
@@johnfeliciano585 I've only watched the one in Hollywood Studios
@@sugar_peas Do you like the new heroes segment?
Animal Kingdom was the perfect park for the day your DCL cruise gets back to Port Canaveral! Enough time to enjoy all the notables even while tired from the disembarkation process.
With all the land available WDW Florida should be the best by far and there’s no excuse for it..they can incorporate the best of everything and why don’t they..otherwise sell the land to Universal and they’ll show you how to do it.
The food quality at DLRP is lacking? Okay, so the food at the other parks is outstanding, especially the US ones? All meals I had at DLRP were excellent, the only minor issues are that waiters maybe don't know how to serve meals probably or serve without the proper cutlery but that's nitpicking. But the Quality?
When I went to Disney world almost 5 years ago. I felt like both Animal Kingdom and Hollywood studios were both half day parks. Epcot was the best park followed by Magic Kingdom, Hollywood and AK.
I think I agree. :)
Enjoyed hearing about all parks But… it’s all bout DisneyLAND for me I first went there in 1966 aged 9 years
It marked me to
Disneyland Paris was a horrible take... Studios everyone agrees with however.
This list would be more accurate if Disneyland Paris and Magic Kingdom exchanged places.
Nope MK is way better
@@derekmiles2543mk has more rides however with the virtual queues, genie, individual lighting lane it’s just lost its magic 😢
@@thejennacherie not it hasn’t but carry on
Going to Tokyo Disneyland and DisneySea later this year. Excited! Agree about a lot of the bottom of this list with the Paris parks being pretty mediocre (though Crush's Coaster is one of my favorites). Definitely would not return there. My top parks after Tokyo are all at Disney World: Epcot #1 (rides aren't the greatest, but the different festivals each season make it fun to go at different times of year), Animal Kingdom #2 (Dinoland is bad so glad they are replacing that, but the rest of the park is just amazing with the safari and shows like Lion King. While there aren't many rides, it has 3 great ones in Expedition Everest, Kali River Rapids, and my favorite Disney ride of any park in Flight of Passage), Hollywood Studios #3 (great and numerous shows along with a couple good rides in Slinky Dog Dash and Rise of the Resistance). Magic Kingdom is just not good... rides are old and broken and lines are too long for what you get so I'd push that way down the list.
DCA definitely should be higher!
In my heart, it is 💖
Absolutely agree with DLP at the bottom, you missed poor customer service as a downside too. We even wen5 back to see if it was a one off, but sadly not! If it’s your first Disney park experience, it could put you off other parks!
That’s actually really valid. I love DLP, but it basically takes the worst aspects of Disney bureaucracy (without pixie dust…) and combines it with ennui. And I love the French people! But let’s not kid ourselves: They’re not a customer-service oriented culture. Which is fine! But not for Disney.
Trying to eat in the Japan parks made me feel like Yzma:
“Is there anything on this menu that is not swimming in gravy?” 😂
I knew you would rank EPCOT first, being DFB. EPCOT is not a good park for kids. What kid wants to go around world showcase and sample all the food or visiting a museum? It has fewer rides of significance than AK. It's my least favorite park. I'd rank it down near the bottom of the whole list, maybe just above Paris. For me, it's MK, AK, HS, and EPCOT a distant fourth in Disney World. Note that I'm a VERY picky eater and would only eat chicken tenders and fish & chips at EPCOT. I don't go to Disney for food. I'll be taking my wife to Disneyland in June for her 70th birthday. I went there once in 1982, but it's changed a lot since then.
EPCOT was my favorite park when I went to WDW at age 8. My brother, who turned 5 on that trip, also loved it. I have very fond memories of walking around the world showcase, pin trading with cast members, and learning about different cultures. I loved watching the Chinese acrobats, and the Nemo ride was one of my favorites. I loved doing Kidcot. I loved eating French pastries and playing on the playground. EPCOT felt very chill and laid back, which is probably part of why I loved it so much. My memories of Disney are mostly not of rides, but of the cool theming and other attractions. Kids aren't a monolith, so you can't assume no kids like EPCOT.
Animal kingdom is my favorite park 😭
I'm a bit more of a thriller seeker over atmospheric type, but the food is definitely a big factor for me too. My rankings for the 5 that I have been to (I only went to disneyland once when i was in middle school)
1) Hollywood studios
2) Epcot
3) Animal Kingdom
4) Disney Land
5) Magic Kingdom
I'd really like to go to the ones in Tokyo but the price just to get to Japan is pretty steep, also I've always wanted to go to Japan so I'm not sure I'd be wanting to spend the majority of my time at the theme parks.