A rundown of the top 10 drop rides at theme parks all over the world - as rated by Theme Park Tourist readers. Regular readers of Theme Park Tourist will know that we recently launched the TPT100 , a constantly-updated list of the top 100 theme park rides and attractions in the world. The list is

Disney rides are hardly renowned for being terrifying. But little ones and scaredy-cat adults may get a fright from these 5 rides and shows. Okay, so we realise that most adults will never be truly scared by a Disney attraction. And even children are unlikely to be spooked by rides such as the

A rundown of the top 10 dark rides at theme parks all over the world - as rated by Theme Park Tourist readers.

The Tokyo Disney Resort is home to some unique and original attractions - here's a rundown of the top 5.

There's seemingly no limit to the innovative and ground-breaking ways that the folks at Disney Imagineering can bring a story to life. Combined with the quality-driven Oriental Land Company's limitless trust in Disney and its product, Tokyo Disney Resort has created a number of attractions that are

You've explored Mediterranean Harbor, walked the streets of American Waterfront, and seen the future in Port Discovery. Now, let's head inland. Remember to open Tokyo DisneySea's map (PDF) in a separate window to follow along as we tackle the inland half of this Japanese mega-park! Lost River Delta

Tokyo DisneySea opened in 2001 as the second park of the rebranded Tokyo Disney Resort. A few months earlier, the original Disneyland Resort in California had received a second park in the form of Disney’s California Adventure, drawing inevitable comparison. DisneySea, however, was built with nearly

Tokyo Disneyland is perhaps Disney's most unusual "castle" park. Its style and contents are entirely Western in the sense that no real effort was made to make Disney "more Japanese" in the way that Disneyland Paris was made with Europeans in mind. The unique qualities and individuality of the park

It all started with a mouse. Fast forward a bit, and it began with Disneyland Park in California in 1955 , which redesigned the public’s perception of what amusement parks could be. Fully themed, self-contained lands radiating out from a central hub proved easy to navigate, fun to explore, and a

A guide to the 10 most popular theme parks in Asia, which boasts a growing line-up of stunning, world-class attractions.

Theme park rides and movies have gone hand-in-hand for years - but sometimes the results can be a little unusual.

Could a grain of rice gain you access to a Disney theme park? We certainly wouldn’t recommend trying it. But technology contained in a device no larger than that grain could do that, and much more. Disney parks across the world have been testing the implementation of tiny RFID devices (hidden in