Questions about WDW and parks

[umbluegray]

Under the Theme Parks section of this site (and from other sites) I see that the MK is approx. 107 acres and that AK is approx. 500.

But I can't find that info for MGM, EPCOT, the water parks, DTD, or WDW itself.

Anybody know where I can find that info?

 

[WDSearcher]

The Walt Disney World Resort is located on a 30,500-acre site (47 square miles) in the heart of Central Florida. The total acreage is about the same size as San Francisco or twice the size of Manhattan Island. A permanent wildlife conservation area has been set aside on 8,200 acres. The MAGIC KINGDOM Park occupies 107 acres, Epcot covers 300 acres, the Disney-MGM Studios is 154 acres, and DISNEY'S ANIMAL KINGDOM Theme Park spans more than 500 acres. There are approximately 7,600 acres developed.

 

[umbluegray]

Well, I think that about covers it!

Seriously, though... MK is the smallest of the parks. That's interesting.

Thanks for the info.

 

[safetymom]

All of MK could fit in the parking lots of MK.

 

[jcemom]

That is interesting. I thought MGM "felt" smaller than MK.