Thursday, November 30, 2006

"Most" Beautiful Disney Park...

All of Disney's parks have some parts that are beautiful.

Even DCA has very well themed areas like Golden State and Hollywood Backlot, although very few of them compared to other parks.

Disney's Animal Kingdom has some of the most gorgeous scenery. If the gharish areas in Dinoland U.S.A. was themed a little better and Camp Mickey Minnie was leveled and Beastley Kingdomme was put in its place then it could possibly be considered the most beautiful, but not for now.

Disneyland here in California is lovely, but the cramped size limitations have caused a clash of styles that prevent it from being the loveliest.

So, which parks are the most beautiful?

Actually... it's a tie!

Which ones, you say?



Disneyland Paris and Tokyo Disneysea.



Disneyland Paris had the benifit of being built after DL, MK and TDL so it was able to take advantage of a great planning process. If only they'd not built too many hotel rooms then that resort wouldn't be in the financial trouble it has had to deal with the last fifteen years. The weather is one of the few negatives of the park, the other being that there is no Jungle Cruise... this is a result of the first negative, the weather.



Tokyo Disneysea is simply put... Lovely. It is so well crafted. One could wonder around the park for hours not riding anything and still have a great time just examining the voluminous details. Disneysea is one of the things that make me really, really want to club Michael Eisner over the head since it's original genesis was supposed to be built here in Long Beach. Disney being cheap turns into a company like OLC dropping enough cash to create a variation of what we should have gotten. Sigh...

1 comment:

Unknown said...

I think Tokyo DisneySea is much more beautiful than Disneyland Paris. The sheer amount of detail and richness far surpass that of Disneyland Paris in my opinion. Tokyo DisneySea is by far the most beautiful theme park in the world.