In 2020, a ranking of world theme parks brought Florida into the public eye!
Florida is located in the southeastern United States on a peninsula jutting out of the southeast coast.
Florida, bordered by the Atlantic Ocean to the east, the Gulf of Mexico to the west, and Alabama and Georgia to the north, covers an area of 151,670 square kilometers.
Florida is derived from the Spanish language and means "a place where flowers bloom."
Six of the top 15 theme parks in the world in 2020 are located in Florida!
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Nearly half of the top 15 theme parks in the world are located in Florida, making Florida a veritable "home of theme parks of the world".
According to this ranking of world theme parks, we can see:
Disney Magic Kingdom, ranked #1 in the world's theme parks, Disney Animal Kingdom at no. 6, Future World at No. 7, Disney At Hollywood Studios at No. 9, universal studios at No. 11 and No. 12, and Adventure Island are all located in Florida!
And the annual number of visitors to the park was 20.96 million, 13.89 million, 12.44 million, 11.48 million, 10.92 million and 10.38 million, respectively, for a total of 80.07 million.
Nearly 100 million people enter the park every year, which has amazed many people. Someone joked: Don't people in Florida have to go to work? Visit the theme park every day!
Just such a humble Florida occupies so many well-known theme parks, and it undoubtedly topped the list of world theme park cities.
Many people who love theme parks come here, and Florida tourists flock to it!
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(1) Disneyland® Orlando
Located on the outskirts of Orlando, Florida, Disney Magic Kingdom opened in 1971 to welcome guests and covers an area of 111 square kilometers, making it the largest Disneyland in the world.
Disney Magic Kingdom has 4 mega theme parks, namely: Disney Epcot, Disney Animal Kingdom, Disney Hollywood Studios, Disney Magic Kingdom, and 3 water parks: Blizzard Beach, Typhoon Lagoon, Surf World, 32 resorts, and 784 campsites.
Disney's Magic Kingdom
Disney's Magic Kingdom has the most attractions in The Disney World of Orlando. Here, dreams and innocence are themes.
Disney's Enchanted Kingdom is divided into 6 zones: Main Street, Adventurelands, Pioneerlands, Freedom Square, Magic World, and Tomorrowland.
There are more than 40 recreational facilities in the Magic Kingdom, which are difficult to play in one day.
The Magic Kingdom has a very exciting project: Space Mountain.
Indoor roller coasters, interstellar adventures, classics of classics, here you can experience the thrill of rocket acceleration and take-off, and fly through the twinkling interstellar space.
Disney's Animal Kingdom
Opened on April 22, 1998, Disney's Animal Kingdom is the world's largest Disney theme park, covering an area of more than 500 acres, and is also the first park to focus on animals and its protection in Yunnan, China.
Disney's Animal Kingdom themes are divided into animals, dinosaurs, and exploration.
At its Wildlife Park, visitors can visit wildlife in the free-range animal area by taking the park's bus, feeding the wildlife themselves and experiencing the harmony between man and nature.
Similar to China's Yunnan, the animal species here are very rich.
Disney Epcot
Disney Epcot is a technology-themed park.
The park is divided into two areas: "Future World" and "Window of the World".
"Epcot": Explore the energy world, complete space characters or join the Clownfish and Turtles in the "Finding Nemo Adventure".
"Window of the World": Enjoy authentic German music and food, stroll through Piazza Venezia, Italy, and travel the globe in one day.
At Disney Epcot, you can visit the Space Earth Pavilion, Power World, Earth Journey, Wonders under the Sea, Life Exploration, Energy Pavilion, Terra Museum, and Color and Fragrance All-Three-Dimensional Touch Movie.
Spend half a day roughly 11 countries (Mexico, Norway, China, Germany, Italy, the United States, Japan, Morocco, France, the United Kingdom, Canada) in architectural styles, national cultures and special cuisine.
Disney's Hollywood Studios
Disney's Hollywood Studios opened on May 1, 1989 and covers an area of 54.6 hectares.
The theme park is themed after Hollywood classic films, film and television entertainment, and behind-the-scenes productions.
Here, you can learn about the production process of magnificent and shocking scenes in American blockbusters, car stunts of action movies, and experience the fun of shooting on location and making computer special effects.
Let Disney's Hollywood Studios carefully designed rides unveil the mysteries of "Hollywood Movies" for you one by one.
(2) Universal Studios
Universal Studios Florida is a 54.1 billion acres of theme parks located in Orlando, Florida, USA.
Opened on 7 June 1990, the theme of the facilities in the park revolves around the entertainment industry, especially film and television productions.
Universal Studios Florida is one of two parks at Universal Orlando Resort.
In 2010, Universal Studios Florida attracted 5.9 million visitors, making it the eighth most visited theme park in the United States.
Universal Studios has 8 themed zones designed to make visitors feel like they're in a movie set.
More modern and loved by young people than Universal Studios Hollywood, which was built nearly 30 years later, this theme park is a theme park that can immerse you in the most popular and popular cultural atmosphere.
(3) Adventure Island
Adventure Islands is a Florida-based theme park that opened in 1999 as part of Universal Studios Florida.
Its opening transformed Universal Studios Florida from a park into a Universal Orlando resort.
In 2011, Adventure Islands welcomed 7.8 million visitors, making it the sixth most popular theme park in the United States and tenth in the world.
Adventure Island is a new theme park across the street from Universal Studios, located on the shores of Marsh Lake, and the amusement facilities in the park are more inclined to the word "adventure".
Starting from Port of Adventure, the park is divided into five themes, namely Invincible Hero Island and various movie-themed characters (such as Spider-Man, Hulk, Shapeshifter, etc.) as the theme of stereoscopic movies and super-high-speed roller coasters, which must not be missed if you like excitement.
Take a boat trip to Jurassic Park to visit the extinct dinosaur ecology, buy a magic wand at the Magical Castle of Harry Potter, and manipulate the various traps inside the castle.
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For veteran Disney enthusiasts and enthusiasts interested in various theme parks, Florida is worth a visit.
When the epidemic improves, take your friends and family to Florida!