Some people prefer Disney World, others prefer Disneyland. I say, Why not enjoy both! Both Parks have their strong suits, and some people really don't know what the differences are. Follow me for a breakdown of each Disney destination, so you know which vacation you would like to plan for. Clearly you can see the differences in the castles right from the gate. Disney World is actually divided up into 4 major parks, as well as two water parks. Disneyland is two parks nestled in Anaheim, California. Which immediately gives the biggest difference: How much time do you need to do everything in Disney? Size and Accessibility
Here you can see the map of Disneyland. You can see that the two parks are right next to each other. You can walk from one gate to the other in a couple of minutes. Even it's hotels are located within walking distance, with an abundance of other hotels across their parking lot. The city is literally all around the parks, so it's very easy to get in and around.
If you stay at one of Disney's many resorts you have access to Disney's many transportation offerings to get you around within Disney World. Each resort has places to get food and some are even located walking distance from a park, but outside of your resort there is very little that would be considered walking distance. Parks
Now if you want to visit Disney World, that's no small undertaking. With 4 Parks, there is just SO much to take in.
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