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1:10Now PlayingLooking to take your family on vacation, but not sure whether to go to Disneyland or Disney World? Here are three key differences.
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If you want to start an argument among Disney fans, just ask which is better: Disneyland or Walt Disney World. Faithful fans fiercely defend their favorites, but there is no wrong answer. "It's like picking a favorite child," said Lisa Eylens, who loves both so much she became a planDisney panelist to share tips and tricks with fellow Disney guests.
There are ways, however, for travelers to figure out which destination is right for them. "You need to consider your family and what is important to them, what attractions they might enjoy, what characters they might enjoy, how many days do you have," Eylens said. It also helps knowing what's unique to each destination.
Disneyland is the only park Walt Disney personally opened. There, guests can see the Griffith Park bench he sat on when he first dreamed up Disneyland, slurp up Walt's Chili at Carnation Cafe, enjoy attractions he worked on like Matterhorn Bobsleds and Walt Disney's Enchanted Tiki Room, and as part of the guided Walt's Main Street Story tour, even visit his former apartment above Town Square Fire Station.
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