How large is Disney world property?

Believe it or not, Disney’s four parks and two water parks span 4,181 acres If you add up all the acreage of the parks, the four parks together cover almost 1,441 square miles. Add the water parks and you have another 876 square miles. The Disney Parks are about two-and-a-half times larger than the state of Connecticut.

How many acres does Disney world property cover?

You can find the total Disney property area by multiplying the total length and width of Walt Disney World property by its average acreage per square mile. You can also use Google Maps to measure the property on your own, as a great way to familiarize yourself with the property and make a plan for where to stop for photos.

How big is Disney world?

The answer to this question is pretty simple: It is about 30 times larger than Walt Disney World! There are more than 17,000 acres of the Disney Parks—approximately 30 square miles. That’s an area the size of the state of Delaware. There are no less than 17 miles of canals and waterways throughout the property. There is a total of 125 miles of roads.

How big is Disney's parks and resorts?

The combined acreage of Disney's four parks is approximately 617. In terms of square footage, the Magic Kingdom is the largest single park with 4.1 million square feet of attractions, rides, and shows, while Epcot is the smallest with 2.5 million square feet. The three remaining parks -- Hollywood, Animal, and Fantasy -- cover an additional 400 square miles.

How big is Disney world property?

The Walt Disney Company owns more than 400 square miles of real estate around the world, including the five Disney Parks. Of the 400 square miles, 295 of it is around Walt Disney World. The other 115 square miles are located in California, France, Shanghai, Japan, Hong Kong, and other locations.