How Did Walt Disney Dream Come True

This paper will explain how Walt Disney Reinvented the Theme Park and made millions of dreams come true. I decided to write on this topic because millions of people visit Disney Parks every year, and don’t know how it started. We will start at the very beginning with how Walt came up with the idea for a new kind of theme park. My main goal is to tell the story of how Walt Disney made his dream a reality and created a place where people of all ages ' dreams come true Walt Disney decided to take his two daughters to various amusement parks around the world in the 1930s and 1940s. (W7) While sitting on a bench watching his daughters ride on a carousel. He came up with the idea to build a theme park where parents could have fun alongside their kids, rather than watch the kids have all the fun. (W12) Walt wanted his theme park to be unique and wanted to avoid some of the problems that plagued other amusement parks. He came up with a revolutionary idea to help control the crowds that would be visiting. Upon entering the park guest would be guided to the center of the park, and then the guest could choose one of five distinct lands to explore next. Walt thought a main street from a turn of the century town would be the perfect way

He wanted his park to be unique, and set an example to all the other parks. “In his effort to make guests feel as if they were entering a movie theater, Walt Disney wanted guests to feel that everything they saw in Walt Disney World was part of a “show.” That’s why everyone that works there is “onstage” and part of the “Cast” at all times.” Lou Mongello. (W10) Walt wanted to make sure that every detail was correct He wanted to make sure that his park was the cleanest, and his “Cast” be the friendliest. “I don’t want the public to see the world they live in while they are in the park. I want them to feel they’re in another world.” Walt