Over the years, Disney has devised a host of new "lands" for its theme parks across the globe. Many have become reality, but still more never left the drawing board. Take a look at 10 that didn't make it.

It’s often referred to simply as “The Tomorrowland Problem.” Imagineers from the 1950s on have struggled with the simple flaw inherent in the very concept of Tomorrowland: eventually, “tomorrow” becomes “today.” In the years following Disneyland’s 1955 opening, Tomorrowland – one of the park’s five

Disney's theme parks can be a magical place to work. Sometimes, though, the roles available can be a little unusual... Over the years, Cast Members at Disneyland, Walt Disney World and the company's overseas resorts have been handed some pretty unusual tasks. Over time, some of these have been

Take a look at 5 of the very best inventions by Walt Disney Imagineering.

Theme Park Tourist's choice of the 14 most exciting new rides and shows coming to theme parks around the world in 2014.

While similar, Disney's various Big Thunder Mountain Railroad attractions are not identical. Have you experienced them all? There are Big Thunder Mountain attractions at four of Disney's theme parks: Disneyland, Disney's Magic Kingdom, Disneyland Paris and Tokyo Disneyland. Hong Kong Disneyland is

Walt Disney World and the Disneyland Resort are home to many, many fantastic rides and attractions. Disney's parks in Paris, Tokyo and Hong Kong, though, have a lot to offer... There are some truly incredible rides at the Disneyland Resort Paris, the Tokyo Disney Resort and Hong Kong Disneyland

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

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.