Introduction: Reconnecting with Childhood Dreams[Heart] Disneyland is often seen as the ultimate destination for those seeking a whimsical escape, but what if your desire to visit the iconic park goes beyond just a fun trip? For many, Disneyland represents a childhood dream, a place filled with nostalgia, magic, and the promise of unforgettable experiences. This raises an interesting question: Is visiting Disneyland still worth it when you’re older? Does it live up to the dream you’ve carried since childhood? Disneyland’s famous Sleeping Beauty Castle Why Disneyland Holds a Special Place in Our Hearts[Love][Love][Love] From its opening in 1955, Disneyland has been a symbol of dreams coming true. Its magical atmosphere, beloved characters, and world-famous attractions make it a place that p

Are you captivated by Disney's magic world? $Walt Disney(DIS)$ When it comes to Disney, we all grew up watching many classic Disney fairy tales, and were dreaming about going to Disneyland. These two businesses, content and theme parks, are also key segments of Disney's revenue.Movies turn to profit, while theme park lags behind.In $Walt Disney(DIS)$ latest earnings report, hits like Soul 2 and Deadpool with Wolverine drove the film division from a $149 million loss last year to a $316 million profit.However, Q4 theme park revenue grew just 1% year-over-year to $8.24 billion, while operating profit declined 6% to $1.7 billion. In fact, management had warned in the previous quarter about a slowdown in the th

I would like to go for experience. Disney is a good place to to explore and it's fun. The only down side is always need to wait for long queue on the popular ride

$Walt Disney(DIS)$   I would love to go for both... each has its content and experience... Disneyland is best known for the magical happiness it delivers once you enter the park, immersing you in a fairy tale world. Its competitor, Universal Studios, focuses more on blockbuster movie experiences. @Universe宇宙 @Shyon @Aqa @LMSunshine @koolgal @GoodLife99

I would love to go for both... each has its content and experience... Disneyland is best known for the magical happiness it delivers once you enter the park, immersing you in a fairy tale world. Its competitor, Universal Studios, focuses more on blockbuster movie experiences. @Universe宇宙 @Shyon @Aqa @LMSunshine @koolgal @GoodLife99 @rL @HelenJanet

I really like Disneyland and have always been fascinated by it, even though I haven’t had the chance to visit one yet. The idea of stepping into a magical world filled with enchanting Disney characters is incredibly exciting. I’ve always admired the creativity behind Disney’s stories, and the fairytale atmosphere of Disneyland seems like the perfect place to experience that magic in real life. The park looks absolutely stunning, with its beautifully designed attractions, vibrant parades, and immersive themes. I imagine it would be amazing to explore iconic locations like Sleeping Beauty’s Castle or Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge. I’m also intrigued by the idea of meeting beloved Disney characters in person and seeing them come to life—it would feel like stepping straight into the movies I grew

Universal Studios appeals to many due to its focus on blockbuster movie-based attractions like Jurassic Park, Harry Potter, and Transformers. The parks feature thrilling, high-tech rides with 3D effects and motion simulators that provide a more action-packed experience than Disney’s more family-friendly approach. Universal’s appeal also extends to older audiences, with more intense, adrenaline-pumping rides. The company’s parks are known for their immersive experiences, like Halloween Horror Nights, and are often seen as offering better value for money compared to Disney. Additionally, Universal’s darker, edgier themes—such as those in horror and sci-fi movies—set it apart for fans seeking a different kind of excitement. @Tiger_comments <

I love Disney and a childhood dream came true when I visited at age 11! Absolutely 💯 magical 🧚🧚‍♀️🧚‍♂️✨✨✨🪄🪄🪄

Visited Disneyland for "magical" experience: tiring long queues for fun rides and food with wonderful fireworks end of nights.

both Disneyland and Universal Studios are equal in my eyes. won't go too many times, actually once in a while it's enough. Still, it's quite an experience visiting these theme parks. brings out the child in you. I suppose paying more for streaming content makes better sense since this is highly utilised at home or even on the move in today's society.

Both theme parks are amazing, but I prefer Universal Studios if I gowith friends. Disneyland is more for family or couple? Disney, no doubt, is one of the dream builders for many children. Mickey Mouse , frozen, and many more cartoons bring us a lot of fun memories and joy. I will pay for the content and experiences for sure!

no I won go to Disney land as I'm not so interested with the cartoon character owned by the Disney.

I prefer Star Wars!! To the moon!!

yes kids love disney