Huh… For some reason I’ve never had a problem keeping track of which one is in California and which is in Florida.
That’s kind of strange, because that’s EXACTLY the kind of thing I often have trouble remembering (like remembering if my co-worker’s name is Travis or Trevor).
Who knows… Maybe from now on I’ll forget where the Disneylands are due to subconscious thoughts caused by today’s cartoon.
I should come up with a mnemonic. How about: The one with “-land” is in California because the first three letters of “land” are in the name “California”, and the one with “-world” is in Florida because the last four letters in “world” are in the name “Florida”. (Most of its letters are found in the state.)
A “land” is usually smaller than a “world,” as a given world will have many lands. The park in CA is smaller than the park in FL, so CA is Disneyland and FL is Disney World. But good luck with the one word vs. two words business…
and OTHERS in Paris and JAPAN…could be even more but I DON’T KNOW THEM…and the Paris one is CRAP!
There‘s a word missing in panel 1 D:
Good catch. Fixed.
Huh… For some reason I’ve never had a problem keeping track of which one is in California and which is in Florida.
That’s kind of strange, because that’s EXACTLY the kind of thing I often have trouble remembering (like remembering if my co-worker’s name is Travis or Trevor).
Who knows… Maybe from now on I’ll forget where the Disneylands are due to subconscious thoughts caused by today’s cartoon.
I should come up with a mnemonic. How about: The one with “-land” is in California because the first three letters of “land” are in the name “California”, and the one with “-world” is in Florida because the last four letters in “world” are in the name “Florida”. (Most of its letters are found in the state.)
I always remembered it as opposites. California, the larger state, has DisneyLand. Florida, the smaller state, has DisneyWorld.
Similar to Euphgeek, I do this:
(C)alifornia – Disney(L)and
(F)lorida – Disney (W)orld
The lower letter (alphabetically) has the lower park name. C is lower than F. L is lower than W.
Shouldn’t the reminder tattoo be upside down so Adam-Bug can read it?
Also, Disneyland is near Holleywoodland. And Disneyworld is in Florida, where World War III starts.
*listens to IFB*
Um… nevermind on that last part. *wanders off mumbling angrily about forgetting what time I’m in*
A “land” is usually smaller than a “world,” as a given world will have many lands. The park in CA is smaller than the park in FL, so CA is Disneyland and FL is Disney World. But good luck with the one word vs. two words business…
It’s 3 words. Walt Disney World. Despite what the signs on I-4 say.
CaliforNia – DisneylaNd
FloRida – DisneywoRld
It only gets confusing if you take into account other countries like France and Japan
Great comic!! The one thing they have in common is that they are both incredibly expensive!!!!!!
Hey Adam, was there ever gonna be a Bug version of Return of the Jedi?
Won’t Disney confiscate your comic now on grounds that you have violated their IP with those mouse ears in panel 1?
Shhhhhhh ….. don’t let the Lawyers hear you or the whole site will be DCMAed into oblivion.
Adam’s Disney memory task just got a lot more complicated!
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https://www.mousehacking.com/blog/ranking-every-disney-park
Where are All the Disneylands and Theme Parks located?
There are six Disney resorts in California, Florida, Tokyo, Paris, Hong Kong, and China with a total of twelve parks. They are:
Walt Disney World Resort (Florida) (Magic Kingdom, Hollywood Studios, Epcot, Animal Kingdom)
Disneyland Resort (California) (Disneyland, California Adventure)
Tokyo Disney Resort (Tokyo Disneyland, Tokyo DisneySea)
Disneyland Paris (Disneyland Paris, Walt Disney Studios Park)
Hong Kong Disneyland Resort (Hong Kong Disneyland)
Shanghai Disney Resort (Shanghai Disneyland)
Is EuroDisney the one in Florida or Japan?
Antarctica.
I’m not interested in ever visiting either so I never bothered to learn which was which.
Disneyland is the one that’s next to Disney’s California Adventure, if that helps