Suppose the following situation. Spring Break is coming, you want to do some entertainment with lots of fun and good souvenirs. Besides, you do not want to return home in a hurry just for cooking dinner. Then you come up with the amusement park, which can fulfill all of the requests. Next problem is coming. There are so many amusement parks, which one is better? After excluding some options by factors such as distance, there are only two left, Universal Studio and Disneyland. However, you are under a dilemma now. Which one do you going to choice? Price is always the first thing people concern when a decision has to be made. The ticket of Universal Studio is 85 dollars during the Spring Break, and it is no difference between adults
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Universal Studio is a epitomization of Hollywood movie industry, so all the classic movies have their statuses here. On the other hand, Disneyland is serviced by The Walt Disney Company, and all the rides and decoration are designed by their own movies. As a result, Micky Mouse can be seen in Disneyland though Harry Potter can only be seen in Universal Studio. The age group is another major problem to chose where to have a vacation. For instance, if you have kids under six years old or family with heart disease, Disneyland will be a better decision, because the rides in Universal Studio are more exciting and irritating, which is not good for that group of …show more content…
Costumes is one of the examples. In order to act in concert with the theme park, it is creative to dress up the staffs as characters in the movie. Moreover, there are characters walk around the park for busking or photographing with visitors. Souvenir stores are important sources of income in the amusement park, so that the successful amusement parks have the same strategy is not surprising. Souvenir stores are usually located on the entrance of the park or the exit of the rides. The former is because visitors are welling to have something for commemorate the visit of the day, and the latter is because people usually have a deep impression of the theme and intensive desire of buying something after having a exciting
Universal Studio is a epitomization of Hollywood movie industry, so all the classic movies have their statuses here. On the other hand, Disneyland is serviced by The Walt Disney Company, and all the rides and decoration are designed by their own movies. As a result, Micky Mouse can be seen in Disneyland though Harry Potter can only be seen in Universal Studio. The age group is another major problem to chose where to have a vacation. For instance, if you have kids under six years old or family with heart disease, Disneyland will be a better decision, because the rides in Universal Studio are more exciting and irritating, which is not good for that group of …show more content…
Costumes is one of the examples. In order to act in concert with the theme park, it is creative to dress up the staffs as characters in the movie. Moreover, there are characters walk around the park for busking or photographing with visitors. Souvenir stores are important sources of income in the amusement park, so that the successful amusement parks have the same strategy is not surprising. Souvenir stores are usually located on the entrance of the park or the exit of the rides. The former is because visitors are welling to have something for commemorate the visit of the day, and the latter is because people usually have a deep impression of the theme and intensive desire of buying something after having a exciting