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Another option is to build more parks. Spread out the people more.

• dougmwne 5y ago
  That’s quite curious, as that was my first thought as well. Disneyland sits on 100 acres. That’s about the same a small golf course. Why aren’t there parks outside of every major city?
  • EMM_386 5y ago
    > Why aren’t there parks outside of every major city? Brand dilution. You can have your local Six Flags but that isn't Disney.
    • NullPrefix 5y ago
      There's already Disneyland and Disneyworld and also Disneywhatever in France.
      • EMM_386 5y ago
        > There's already Disneyland and Disneyworld and also Disneywhatever in France. There are 23 Six Flags in the US and two Disney parks. If you've been to a Six Flags recently you can see they are no Disney, nor do they try to be. They have great roller coasters.
      • Beldin 5y ago
        EuroDisney, outskirts of Paris. And you forgot to mention Tokyo Disneyland. And I didn't know about Hong Kong Disneyland. 11 theme parks between them at those locations, i.e. about 3 per location.
        • _nalply 5y ago
          When in Paris, go to Jardin d'Acclimatation, somewhere near La Défense, métro 1 station Le Sablons and walking 5 minutes. The rides are a bit quaint and the park is a weird mixture of zoo, attractions and garden but the ambiance is great and my children loved it, we even went twice.
        • tonyedgecombe 5y ago
          >EuroDisney, It hasn't been called that for 27 years.