Which International Disney Resort do you most want to visit?

[dmen]

What Disney park is at the top of your wish list?

 

[Bad Pink Tink 2.0]

Ive been to Disneyland Paris, Disneyland California and Walt Disney World Florida. I dont really want to go to China, so if I had the budget, Tokyo would be next on the list

 

[Smugpugmug]

The only ones I have never been to are Hong Kong and Shanghai, so I would like to see them. I would also like to return to Disneyland Paris but only the main park. I have absolutely 0 desire to return to the studios park.

 

[Bad Pink Tink 2.0]

The only ones I have never been to are Hong Kong and Shanghai, so I would like to see them. I would also like to return to Disneyland Paris but only the main park. I have absolutely 0 desire to return to the studios park.

Give it a few years. The Studios Park is in the middle of a huge refurb. Avengers Campus has been added and theres a lot more new areas being built. They are even changing the name and moving away from the Studios theme.

 

[CynBeth]

I have been to Disneyland Paris would not mind visiting again and would like to get to the parks located in Asia.

 

[bsmcneil]

Ive been to Disneyland Paris, Disneyland California and Walt Disney World Florida. I dont really want to go to China, so if I had the budget, Tokyo would be next on the list

Man. In October 2019, it was down to a very tough decision for me. I planned to travel in March 2020 to either Paris (with a quick DLP trip) or Aulani/Hawaii. Little did I know. I ended up actually getting to go to Aulani/HI (whereas I wouldn't have been able to get to Paris) but definitely things were not as planned and I ended up mostly staying to myself (I left MonkeyPod mid-meal - I paid - when I saw a staff person sneeze and not wash their hands). What a ride. But I wish I had been able to visit DLP!

 

[BrianL]

You know, I've been to Tokyo and I STILL voted for it. I was gonna do Paris, but with all of the new updates, I am leaning toward going back!

 

[E&Cmom]

Tokyo especially Disney Seas. for next year.

 

[DrJanosz]

I just joined this place. But I am in Germany and not far from this Paris Disney place. Is worth it?

 

[Smugpugmug]

Give it a few years. The Studios Park is in the middle of a huge refurb. Avengers Campus has been added and theres a lot more new areas being built. They are even changing the name and moving away from the Studios theme.

Just my opinion but even with the new + upcoming additions the park does not interest me enough to visit. I would like to visit other parks in Europe instead such as Efteling, Europa Park and Phantasialand.

 

[disneychrista]

I picked Hong Kong but honestly if I don't know was an option that is what I would have picked I don't know.

 

[Dan Murphy]

I just joined this place. But I am in Germany and not far from this Paris Disney place. Is worth it?

Welcome to the dis, Janosz. Nice to see you.

 

[GoingSince1990]

I just joined this place. But I am in Germany and not far from this Paris Disney place. Is worth it?

Asking this question in a forum of Disney lovers, the response will be a resounding “yes”! Give it a try, and if you like it, start planning a trip to Disney World in Orlando!

 

[DrJanosz]

Asking this question in a forum of Disney lovers, the response will be a resounding “yes”! Give it a try, and if you like it, start planning a trip to Disney World in Orlando!

Thank you that is very nice to know. I have been to the world of walt disney before but wanted to attend it again and found this place for researching the world of disney. that is how i ended up here.

 

[DrJanosz]

Welcome to the dis, Janosz. Nice to see you.

thank you very much sir.

 

[Karin1984]

Taking Paris of the list as I am an AP holder there. My ranking after visiting them all:
- Anaheim
- Orlando
- Hong Kong
- Shanghai
- Tokyo

PS:
It hasn't been Eurodisney for a really long time, since 2002
According to Wiki ;-) Michael Eisner noted, "As Americans, the word 'Euro' is believed to mean glamorous or exciting.
No, sir. It is not. It has never been to those on the mainland. Maybe still a thing left over from rich British boys on their grand tour, but to the rest of the continent, Euro is not glamorous.

 

[walt34]

Taking Paris of the list as I am an AP holder there. My ranking after visiting them all:
- Anaheim
- Orlando
- Hong Kong
- Shanghai
- Tokyo

PS:
It has been Eurodisney for a really long time, since 2002
According to Wiki ;-) Michael Eisner noted, "As Americans, the word 'Euro' is believed to mean glamorous or exciting.
No, sir. It is not. It has never been to those on the mainland. Maybe still a thing left over from rich British boys on their grand tour, but to the rest of the continent, Euro is not glamorous.

Tokyo last, that's an interesting take - especially considering (as by the OP) the full resort. Hong Kong is tiny in comparison. What do you find so appealing?

 

[Karin1984]

Tokyo last, that's an interesting take - especially considering (as by the OP) the full resort. Hong Kong is tiny in comparison. What do you find so appealing?

It's not about size, it's about vibe. Hong Kong moves at a nice and relaxed pace. It's very easy to squeeze in with a city trip. English proficiency is higher, not a must, but very welcome in a culture so different from your own. Mystic manor is a bonus for sure.

Tokyo is at the bottom due to a "bad" experience. Some due to my own fault, some due to the park it self. It is so busy, the system for shows and characters is a turn off. And I never understood the hype over Disney Sea. ;-) I definitely had a good time for most of my visit to Tokyo, but I am not in a rush to get back.

 

[walt34]

It's not about size, it's about vibe. Hong Kong moves at a nice and relaxed pace. It's very easy to squeeze in with a city trip

I see. This is where we see things differently. For me Hong Kong Disney is just too limited. This is also why I don't visit Disneyland Paris more often. Tokyo Disney Resort has more to offer and the attention to detail is fascinating to me. I don't think you'd run into much trouble with English but a bit of Japanese certainly helps.

 

[loves to dive]

I said Hong Kong but in reality none of them unless I just had a day left over from seeing and doing other things in the city/area/country. If I were able to travel outside of the US (which I can't do right now for personal reasons) Disney would be the last thing on my list of things to see. I'm at WDW at least 3 times a year but it's not because I'm a huge Disney fan, I'm a sort of moderate fan. It's because it's within a days driving distance from where I live and an easy place for me to go solo.