rreading
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I'm unhappy with all of them compared to Disneyland :/ I hate to say that but every single one of these lands is done better in Disneyland
I'm surprised by this, and will have to revisit once back at DL this fall...but:
There is minimal charm to Tomorrowland at DL. Space Mountain tucked away with a que only interesting at the load area. Congested in the front with astro orbiter. Autopia and the Subs are lovely ambiance but they don't bring a bit of tomorrow to their Tomorrowland. WDW for the big win.
Their Adventureland is nice but it's also SO crowded. Well themed but literally a jungle. Also blink and you miss it. I prefer WDW.
Frontierland there is NOT immersive. What's there is nice as seen from New Orleans Square (which itself is an area that is SO well done). But if we're talking about loving an area of the park, I hardly realize I'm in Frontierland at DL. WDW >>DL
Their Main Street is charming. Less overtly impressive, just as is their castle as well. Also smaller. To each their own. (I would probably give DL a slight win).
Disneyland's Fantasyland is nicer than the area around MK's castle...and Storybook Circus is fine but not my cup of tea...but fantasy outside the castle walls at WDW is gorgeous. Once again, somewhat of a toss-up.
So ignoring the attractions lineup (which would give DL the win, generally speaking), I would say that WDW has the big win.
I do find it interesting: when I took my daughter (~10 at the time) for her second visit to DL/DCA, there wasn't any other ride she wanted to ride half way into her second day (this was after Cars Land opened). We're soon to be back at WDW for the third time within a year and she we can easily spend two days each trip at MK. Hard to say why - and I'll be interested in comparing again this fall - but DL is not all magic for everyone.