Unveiled in 2005, Hong Kong Disneyland® Resort is the smallest of the Disneyland® Resorts. Don't let the size fool you, though, as it still manages to attract thousands of people every year.

The original Disneyland Park in Anaheim, California, is the smallest of all the Disney theme parks worldwide, covering approximately 85 acres. For comparison, Magic Kingdom in Florida is roughly 107 acres, and Shanghai Disneyland is the largest "castle park" at nearly 963 acres (for the entire resort). Despite its compact size, the Anaheim park is the most "dense," featuring a higher concentration of attractions per square foot than any other Disney park. In 2026, its small footprint is actually seen as a benefit by some, as it is the most walkable and "manageable" for families with small children. A 2026 "pro-tip" is to utilize the "Genie+ / Lightning Lane" system more aggressively here; because the park is so small, wait times for the "classic" rides can spike quickly as crowds consolidate, and being able to "skip the line" for Fantasyland staples like Peter Pan's Flight can save you hours of standing in the intense California sun.