Theme parks or Brand Centers
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The theme park is the modern amusement park, either based on a central theme or, divided into several distinctly themed areas, or "spaces" as is often used. Large resorts, such as Walt Disney World in Florida (United States), actually house several different theme parks within their confines.

• Blizzard Beach - Official site, including hours, ticket and dining information, fun facts, tips, and attractions listing.
• Disney's Animal Kingdom Park - Official site including attraction and dining information, map, and frequently asked questions.
• Disney's Magic Kingdom Park - Official site including attraction and dining information, map, and frequently asked questions.
• Disney-MGM Studios - Official site including attraction and dining information, map, and frequently asked questions.
• Disneyland Resort - Official site, with information about hours, show schedules, reservations, tickets, attractions, hotels, shopping district, and special offers
• Disneyland Paris Resort - Official site includes attraction information, online booking, and frequently asked questions.
• Disneyland Parijs - Officiële site met uitgebreide informatie en nieuws over het park. Online reserveren is mogelijk.
• Epcot - Official site including attraction and dining information, map, and frequently asked questions.
• EuroDisney SCA - Official site with corporate information. History, finances, operations, fun facts and the option to download the latest annual reports.
• River Country - Official site, including hours, tips, and attraction and dining listings.
• Typhoon Lagoon - Official site, including hours, ticket information, fun facts, and attractions listing.
• Tokyo Disneyland - Official site with schedule, news, attraction images, and hotel information.
• Tokyo Disney Resort - Disney's official site for this park.
• Walt Disney World - Official site. Features resort information, hours, and events, reservations, vacation packages, games, and webcams.