The two sky blue stripes represent the fact that Guatemala is a land located between two oceans, the Pacific Ocean and the Atlantic Ocean (Caribbean sea); and the sky over the country (see Guatemala's national snthem). The white signifies peace and purity.
And unlike the American parks which see many visitors from all over the world, almost all of the guests you'll see in Tokyo Disneyland Park are Japanese. One big feature of Tokyo Disneyland Park is that it's bigâabout 114 acres. Compare that with Disneyland Park, which is 74.2 acres, and the Magic Kingdom in Florida which is 106.3 acres. Despite its larger size, Tokyo Disneyland has fewer rides and attractionsâI counted 45 rides and attractions at Tokyo Disneyland, versus 58 at Disneyland in California. Much of the park is open space, seemingly designed to hold as many visitors as possible.
The most popular is Tokyo. Disney Resort. The âthemeâ of Tokyo Disney Resort is Mickey. Mouse, Minnie Mouse, and other Walt Disney world charac-. ters. Theme parks like Tokyo Disney Resort are leisure facili-. ties with entertainment attractions and spaces organized. around a particular theme. Among Japanâs amusement parks are 52 theme parks. Theme park attendance in 2004 totaled approximately 58.92. million with sales of 438.2 billion yen, figures far larger than. those for other amusement parks, zoos, aquariums, and other. leisure facilities. Theme parks are a favorite destination for. family trips.