Tokyo Disneyland world's most-visited theme park in 1999

Tokyo Disneyland world's most-visited theme park in 1999

TOKYO, Japan - Tokyo Disneyland in Urayasu, Chiba Prefecture, east of Tokyo, in 1999 maintained its place as the world's most-visited amusement and theme park, according to the U.S. leisure-industry magazine, Amusement Business. Of the world's top 10 parks, seven are run by or affiliated with the Walt Disney organization.

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