JamesStep@gmail.com wrote:
>> We crossed the country for reasons other than DisneyWorld but we
>> went, anyway, and felt thoroughly ript off because "They are
>> almost exactly the same". I'll never visit a Disney park that I don't
>> know to be unique, i.e., different from DisneyLand.
>
> My guess is that you might have visited Disney World many years ago,
> when it was very similar to Disneyland because both consisted just of
> the Magic Kingdom area.
Epcot Center, of which I'd not heard 'til being at DisneyWorld, was
under construction. Had I known about it, I'd've chosen to go
elsewhere and wait 'til it was done. Although I've been back to
Orlando, we went to Islands of Adventure and don't regret it. It's
the best place of its kind I know.
> But since then they've added numerous additional parks and attractions
> at Disney World that Disneyland doesn't have, such as EPCOT, Animal
> Kingdom, MGM Studios, etc. Today Disney World is MUCH larger than
> Disneyland.
It was then, too. In fact, I've heard that Walt regarded not buying
more land in Anaheim as one of his biggest mistakes.
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