It became internationally famous and there were millions of visitors from all over the world who came to the “Golden State” to witness the magic. After the opening of Disneyland, California, WDS decided to move their studios to a newer, larger building in Burbank, California. New attractions were added to Disneyland regularly, and at least one part of the theme park was always closed for construction. Walt said that Disneyland would never be completed as long as there was imagination left in the world to use as inspiration. A couple of notable attractions added were Star Tours, Splash Mountain, The Grand Floridian Beach, Caribbean Beach Resorts, Typhoon Lagoon, Pleasure Island and more. About 16 years later, an entirely new and larger theme amusement park emerged with the name Walt Disney World in Walt's honor; 1971. Disney World was a themed resort in Orlando, Florida, where families could stay for days and experience fun attractions. It was larger and had four major theme parks within its 25,000 acres. The main park is the central part of the park, The Magic Kingdom; 107. It contains a dining hall and a huge castle right in the center of the entire Disney World. At night the castle is lit up and everyone gathers in the square. Then there is the Animal Kingdom, which is 500 acres. Contains all kinds of animals and shows. The second largest park at Walt Disney World is EPCOT. EPCOT stands for Experimental Prototype Community of Tomorrow. It is the park that shows international diversity. There are “global showcases” that 'showcase' many different places on our Earth and their cultures. For many years it was considered an “adult” park because children found it very boring. The last park is Hollywood Studios. This park is 135 acres and was the third large park to open. Its attractions are based on hit movies and top TV shows. Walt Disney's characters were the greatest thing ever