Should Disneyland Pick Up and Move? How About Vegas?

Should Disneyland move? It doesn’t seem like they’ll be opening up anytime soon anyways. So why not? There has been talk for years about it. But, with everything going on right now, it might actually be time.

Up until Covid hit, Disneyland had only been closed three times since it’s opening. The first was November 23rd, 1963. The park closed it’s gates the day after the assassination of John F. Kennedy. The second time was on January 17th, 1994. There was a 6.7 magnitude earthquake that hit L.A. The park was closed to allow inspections of all the rides. The third time was on September 11, 2001; when the Twin Towers were attacked in New York City. It has now been closed for over 200 days; and there’s no opening date in site.

Is it time for a move? We have two Disney Parks currently in the States. One in California and one in Florida. Both closed within a day of each other back in March. However, Disneyworld in Florida opened back up mid July and is still going strong. Disneyland in California? Nothing.

What About Vegas?

Think about it- what if Disneyland moved to Vegas? Just like Florida, Nevada is also business friendly. They are working with their businesses during this last year instead of closing everything down for months and months. So, regulation would once again be on Disney’s side.

Las Vegas is already a tourist city. Plus, it keeps a Disney Park close to the West. It’s becoming the kind of place families are going to. There’s lots of open land available in Vegas. Disney can spend a couple billion dollars buying a few thousand acres. They can spend five years building a new Disneyland; and have plenty of room to expand. A plus for Disney- no income taxes in Nevada.

Should Disneyland move? Let us know your thoughts.