What?
Hollywood Studios was absolutely impressive the first 6 years.
Disneyland Paris is still the most gorgeous castle park in existence. They overbuilt the hotels.
Tokyo Disney Sea is the greatest theme park ever constructed.
Walt - 0
Roy - 0
Card - 0
Eisner - DHS, DAK, DCA, HKDL, WDS
Iger - Yet to be seen
Sure, DHS was cool, but people were easily done with it in less than a day and there wasn't much to do. DAK in my opinion is nice, with some good rides ad=nd amazing theming, but the general consensus calls it a half-day park, lacking attractions that Eisner and his goons failed to finance. DCA. Well that just about explains itself. HKDL, the first Disney park in China. It was going to be spectacular. Then it opened with very few rides with little to do, leaving guests wanting more, but it wasn't there and didn't come until Iger. WDS has yet to recover from it's Eisner abuse. With visions of the grand Disney-MGM Studios Europe in their dreams, visitors descended on the park expecting spectacular and finding lackluster.
DL opened to rave reviews, and even though it had operational problems, people didn't expect much, but they found more than they could handle in themed environments.
MK also opened in supreme fashion blowing people away and immediately escalating to the top of the Vacation Kingdom.
EPCOT Center, though it opened with a somewhat low level of rides, was totally enjoyable and amazing to the public. It expanded on WDW's legacy and the public agreed, taking it in in heaps.