The difference between Disneyland in Tokyo and Paris

Tokyo Disney Resort:

Tokyo Disneyland - the first Disneyland outside of the United States.

Opened in 1983, it has 7 thematic areas.

Tokyo DisneySea - Disney's first ocean-themed park.

Phase 2) opened in 2001 and has 7 themed sea areas.

It is also the most successful overseas Disney park, but it is made up of Tokyo land.

Company (localized) operated.

Disney Resort Paris.

Disneyland Paris - the Disneyland of Europe.

It was inaugurated in 1992.

Disney Studios Paris - Phase 2 project.

It was inaugurated in 2001.

It is the most unsuccessful park operated by Disney overseas.

I've never been to Paris, I've only been to Tokyo and HK, so it's hard to say the difference!

In the end, Disneyland is pretty much the same.

Shanghai Disneyland and Tokyo Disneyland are both popular with visitors, but which one is bigger? Today, let's reveal the answer for you.

First of all, in terms of area, Shanghai Disneyland covers an area of square kilometers, while Tokyo Disneyland covers an area of square kilometers. Judging from this data, Tokyo Disneyland is indeed a bit larger than Shanghai Disneyland.

Secondly, in terms of the number of amusement facilities, Shanghai Disneyland currently has 7 theme parks, including "Mickey Avenue", "Garden of Imagination", "Adventure Island", "Treasure Cove", "Future World", "Toy Story" and "Dream World". Tokyo Disneyland, on the other hand, has seven theme parks, including Fantasyland, Futurama, U.S. Marines, World Adventure, Tomorrowland, Pop Age, and DisneySea. It can be seen that the number of rides in both parks is the same.

In addition, in terms of visitor capacity, Shanghai Disneyland currently has a maximum capacity of 100,000 visitors per day, while Tokyo Disneyland has a maximum capacity of 120,000 visitors per day. In other words, Tokyo Disneyland can accommodate more visitors.

To sum up, Tokyo Disneyland is a bit larger than Kamimawakai Disneyland, but the number of rides is the same for both parks. If you like a crowded and lively feeling, then Tokyo Disneyland is a good choice; If you prefer a little more emptiness, then Shanghai Disneyland is also a good choice. Ultimately, it depends on personal preferences and circumstances to decide which park to go to.

I've been to Hong Kong Disneyland, Tokyo Disneyland, and Disneyland Paris, so I can explain it to you.

Hong Kong Disneyland: annual loss is an undeniable fact, we once went to it in 2010, the service attitude there is really disgusting, the park is small, ** also ingenious to launch a subway line, it is undeniable that the cost of building a subway is expensive, but most people who travel to Disneyland are group travel to choose buses, plus the cost of later maintenance, which is also one of the loss points. In the park, there are a lot of people, and all the entertainment projects are overflowing, and often we have to wait in line and watch their customers of some "star hospitality" pinch in front of me and let us continue to wait, which we are still quite disgusted by.

Tokyo Disneyland: The Japanese are very respectful of American luxury and culture: for example, during the heyday of Japan's economic bubble in the last century, basically all women in Japan will have a LV bag, as an example, it can be seen that they love foreign culture, and they are very fond of anime, excellent service, we bought a lot of souvenirs when we went, and the waiters will enthusiastically help us hold them when we are queuing, plus they are all very devoted, so there will be no shortage of people to Tokyo Disneyland.

Disneyland Paris: There are many fewer parks than others, it is said to have anti-American cultural tendencies, all the hotels are not as many people as you think, and many of their drinks are still alcoholic (supposedly to suit European tastes), and there are many entertainment facilities, but they are still very deserted.

What do you say upstairs that Hong Kong is not losing money?? Hong Kong will not lose money from this year, but it will not make money either, and it is optimistically estimated that it will be a few years before it makes money. Although Hong Kong Disneyland is full every day, it still doesn't make money.

The success of Tokyo Disney has to do with the Japanese concept of consumption, which is much more expensive than other countries in terms of anime, and to put it more bluntly, the Japanese are willing to spend money on places like Disney. Another very important reason is that Tokyo Disney is really different from other services. **Even to sweep the floor for a month, you have to train for three days What kind of broom can be used to sweep the floor has detailed regulations.

So a lot of people don't see anyone sweeping the floor. They all hurry up and sweep when there are not many people. And every night I have to wash the floor.

Because they guarantee that the ground is ready for babies to crawl on at all times. And 95% of Tokyo Disneyland customers are repeat customers, and 60% have been there dozens of times.

Hong Kong is not losing money.

Mainland tourists are fully protected.

Tokyo Disneyland is not in Tokyo in Chiba, Tokyo Disneyland, as the first Disneyland in Asia, is a park built in a completely imitation of Disneyland in the United States, but due to continuous construction, its scale has been much larger than that of Disneyland in the United States. It is known as the No. 1 amusement park in Asia. When you go to Japan, you must visit Asia's No. 1 amusement park.

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Thank you! 1-1 Maihama, Urayasu-shi, Chiba (view map).

How to get there: JR Keiyo Line, Musashino Line, get off at Maihama Station.

Park Area: 9:00-22:00 (Mon-Fri: :00-22:00 (Week)

6. Sunday).

Marine Zone 9:00-22:00 (Mon-Fri :30-22:00 (weekly)

6. Sunday).

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Currently, Tokyo Disneyland has an area of 201 hectares and has two theme parks, "Disneyland" and "Disney Sealand". But Disney is a never-ending paradise that is constantly expanding!

At present, there are five places in the United States: California, Florida, Paris, Tokyo, and Hong Kong.

The oldest is Los Angeles Disneyland in California, built in 1955. In 1971, it took ten years to build Disney in Florida; In 1983, Tokyo Disneyland was completed (in 2001, the expanded marine park was completed at a cost of 338 billion yen); In 1992, Disneyland Paris was built at a cost of $44 billion.

Among the five major parks, Disney in Orlando, Florida, USA, has the largest area with 12,228 hectares, and Hong Kong Disneyland has the smallest with 126 hectares, which is only one percent of Florida. In terms of scale, Orlando, Florida, USA is the largest, divided into 4 theme parks, "Animal Kingdom", "Magic Studios", "Science Fiction World" and "Dream World", each of which is larger than Hong Kong Disneyland, and 2 water parks, all of which take at least 5 days; The second is Disney in the Marne Valley in Paris, with an area of 1,951 hectares and two theme parks, "Disneyland" and "Walt Disney Studios"; Los Disneyland is 206 hectares and has the traditional "Disneyland" and "California Adventure Park"; Tokyo Disneyland has an area of 201 hectares and has two theme parks, "Disneyland" and "Disney Sealand". Orlando, Florida, has the most Disney theme parks and the most things to do.

In terms of tickets, the top 5 Disneyland** are Florida Disneyland at about HK$466, California Disneyland at about HK$413, Tokyo Disneyland at about HK$385, Disneyland Paris at about HK$381, and Hong Kong Disneyland is the cheapest at HK$295.

Disneyland in Tokyo has two sections, Disney Sea and Disneyland, with 49 hectares and 51 hectares.

I don't know in hectares, but Disney can't walk in a day, how big do you want.

Prior to the establishment of Hong Kong Disneyland, the American Disney Company owned two overseas Disney parks, Tokyo Disneyland and Disneyland Paris, and the two very different situations they encountered in their host cities are perhaps the most vivid examples of the influence of cultural factors on theme parks. Economically, these two regions are the most developed and most consumer-intensive regions in the world today outside the United States, but their cultural backgrounds are very different. As a defeated country in World War II, Japan started to develop after the war with the economic "assistance" of the United States, and there is a general admiring mentality among the younger generation in Japan, and they have a strong sense of identity with American culture.

As a result, when Tokyo Disneyland opened, it was immediately welcomed by the Japanese people, especially young people. According to statistics, 97% of the tourists received by Disney Japan are locals. In September 2001, the Japanese investor built another Disneyland on the sea next to Tokyo Disneyland.

In contrast, EuroDisney, built in Paris, is a different story. Paris is not only the capital of France, but also the birthplace and gathering place of modern European culture, as the American culture with a relatively short history, it is indeed very difficult to break the traditional ideology and culture of Europe and gain a foothold in Paris.

Overall, the most successful of the five existing Disneylands is Tokyo, with an annual attendance of around 17 million. Paris is slightly inferior to Japan. In addition, Tokyo DisneySea Amusement Park has been added to Tokyo Disneyland, which is full of adventure and imagination, and is also Disney's first theme park with the theme of "sea".

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