You're playing semantics here and you know it, and keep doubling down which at this point is just trolling. The park has been unofficially known, and even officially stated, as Walt's Magic Kingdom. Just accept it and move on.
1. Why would he say Walt Disney's Magic Kingdom? He is Walt Disney.
It does, and its been there for as long as I can remember, at least since the 80s or 90s. Which is why this whole thing is silly, and why its basically just trolling now by that poster.
If you look at ticket books from the ‘70s and earlier, a lot of them have the nickname front and center.
Nobody said it was the "official" name, but it was definitely a moniker that Walt Disney came up with to describe the theme park.
Yes, both "Walk Disney's Magic Kingdom" and "Happiest Place on Earth" were nicknames/phrases being used during that time period, but "Happiest Place on Earth" took over as being the official branded slogan after WDW opened, just as "The Most Magical Place On Earth" became the official branded slogan for Magic Kingdom at WDW in an effort to differentiate the two parks since it "took over" Disneyland's original nickname.Nope, it was also always called The Happiest Place on Earth.
I see what you're saying now, and I agree! Sorry for the confusion, I was still stuck on the previous point, I guess.
Originally, WDW was branded as "The Vacation Kingdom of the World".
So, we can now call it "The Vacated Kingdom"!!
