Disney’s Magic Kingdom drew about 17.8 million visitors in 2024, the most of any theme park on Earth, and Disney-branded parks fill 10 of the top 15 spots. Rankings are per individual park (Magic Kingdom, not all of Walt Disney World), using 2024 attendance from the Themed Entertainment Association’s annual report, the latest edition published.
Pictured: a tour video of Magic Kingdom at Walt Disney World, #1 with 17.84 million visitors in 2024.
| Rank | Park | 2024 attendance (millions) | Change vs 2023 | Resort | Operator group | Country | Region |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Magic Kingdom | 17.84 | +0.7% | Walt Disney World Resort | Disney | United States | North America |
| 2 | Disneyland Park | 17.34 | +0.5% | Disneyland Resort | Disney | United States | North America |
| 3 | Universal Studios Japan | 16.00 | 0.0% | Universal Studios Japan | Universal | Japan | Asia-Pacific |
| 4 | Tokyo Disneyland | 15.10 | +2.6% | Tokyo Disney Resort | Disney | Japan | Asia-Pacific |
| 5 | Shanghai Disneyland | 14.70 | +5.0% | Shanghai Disney Resort | Disney | China | Asia-Pacific |
| 6 | Chimelong Ocean Kingdom | 12.63 | +0.9% | Chimelong Ocean Kingdom | Other (Chimelong Group) | China | Asia-Pacific |
| 7 | Tokyo DisneySea | 12.44 | +2.9% | Tokyo Disney Resort | Disney | Japan | Asia-Pacific |
| 8 | EPCOT | 12.13 | +1.3% | Walt Disney World Resort | Disney | United States | North America |
| 9 | Disney’s Hollywood Studios | 10.33 | +0.3% | Walt Disney World Resort | Disney | United States | North America |
| 10 | Disneyland Park (Paris) | 10.21 | n/a | Disneyland Paris | Disney | France | Europe |
| 11 | Disney California Adventure | 10.05 | +0.5% | Disneyland Resort | Disney | United States | North America |
| 12 | Universal Studios Beijing | 9.78 | +8.6% | Universal Beijing Resort | Universal | China | Asia-Pacific |
| 13 | Universal Studios Florida | 9.50 | −2.6% | Universal Orlando Resort | Universal | United States | North America |
| 14 | Universal Islands of Adventure | 9.45 | −5.5% | Universal Orlando Resort | Universal | United States | North America |
| 15 | Disney’s Animal Kingdom | 8.80 | +0.3% | Walt Disney World Resort | Disney | United States | North America |
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Data year and method. Every figure is estimated 2024 calendar-year attendance from the Themed Entertainment Association’s (TEA) Global Experience Index, the successor to the TEA/AECOM Global Attractions Attendance Report, published October 2025; the 2025 edition was not out as of October 7, 2026, so 2024 is the newest data.[1][2] Rankings are per park, not per resort: Walt Disney World’s four parks and Universal Orlando’s two are listed separately, so a resort’s combined total is far higher than any one row. “Disney” means Disney-branded parks; the Tokyo parks are run by Oriental Land Co. under license. Only the top 15 of TEA’s top 25 are shown. The softest rows are the Orlando Universal parks and Universal Studios Hollywood (#16, about 8.7 million, down about 9.9%), which outlets quote to slightly different roundings, and the Disneyland Park (Paris) change versus 2023, which is left as n/a because outlets disagreed on it.[4][5] Attendance is rounded to two decimals of a million; Chimelong (12.63 million) leads Tokyo DisneySea (12.44 million) by about 0.19 million.[3]
Magic Kingdom at Walt Disney World in Florida drew 17,836,000 guests in 2024, up 0.7% from 17,720,000 in 2023, and has stayed the most visited theme park in the world.[1][3] It also sits ahead of the other three Walt Disney World parks, all of which gained attendance that year.[3]
The original Disney park in Anaheim, California, welcomed 17,337,000 people in 2024, up 0.5%, only about half a million behind Magic Kingdom.[1][4] Together the two American castle parks have kept the top two places in the TEA ranking.[2]
The Osaka park, which opened in 2001, held at 16.0 million visitors in 2024, flat on 2023, and is the most visited theme park in Asia and the highest-ranked non-Disney park in the world.[2][6] Super Nintendo World, added in 2021 and expanded with Donkey Kong Country in December 2024, is a major draw.[6]
Tokyo Disneyland grew 2.6% to about 15.1 million visitors in 2024.[2][4] It is part of Tokyo Disney Resort, which is owned and run by Oriental Land Co. under a license from Disney, and its two parks together drew about 27.5 million people.[2]
Opened on June 16, 2016, Shanghai Disneyland set a record with 14.7 million visitors in 2024, up 5%, and reached the global top five.[7][8] Its Enchanted Storybook Castle is the tallest castle at any Disney park.[8]
The highest-ranked park not owned by Disney or Universal, on Hengqin Island in Zhuhai, China, drew about 12.6 million visitors in 2024 (+0.9%).[2][3] Since opening on March 29, 2014 it has been known for a huge aquarium holding about 48.75 million litres of water and a 39.6-by-8.3-metre acrylic viewing window.[9]
Opened on September 4, 2001, DisneySea is the only ocean-themed Disney park in the world.[10] Attendance rose 2.9% to about 12.4 million in 2024, putting it just behind Chimelong.[3]
EPCOT, the Walt Disney World park built around future-themed pavilions and a World Showcase lagoon, welcomed 12,133,000 guests in 2024, up 1.3%, the third-busiest park in North America.[3]
The film- and television-themed park at Walt Disney World drew 10,333,000 visitors in 2024, up 0.3%, a gain on 2023 like every Walt Disney World park that year.[3] It finished just ahead of Disneyland Park (Paris) and Disney California Adventure.[3][5]
Europe’s most visited theme park had 10,214,000 visitors in 2024, and it slipped from ninth to tenth worldwide.[5] The resort, originally Euro Disney, opened on April 12, 1992.[11]