All the Lands at Disneyland, Ranked by Which You Most Want to Live In

Pros:

• Home to all the Disney Princesses
• You can hang out in Cinderella's epic castle
• Big name rides like King Arthur's Carrousel and It's a Small World
• Pixie Cove, where you can chill with Tinkerbell and her friends

Cons: 

• Where a lot of the villains hang out, so don't let your guard down
• The princess dress up and beauty section is strictly kid-sized. Sad. 

Pros: 

• Packed full of jungles, wildlife, and general intrigue
• Movie-themed attractions like Indiana Jones Adventure and Tarzan's Tree House, which are fan favorites 
• Can chill with the birds at the Tiki hut and see loads of animatronic animals from afar on the jungle cruise

Cons: 

• Noisy - the song the birds consistently chirp at the Tiki Hut will be stuck in your head for days. Days.  
• Notorious for long lines 
• Animatronic animals can be creepy 

Pros: 

• All the charm of New Orleans with streets full of live music and plenty of great restaurant options
• Contains Pirates of the Caribbean ride, where you can hang out on the high seas with Jack Sparrow
• Haunted Mansion, one of the most popular attractions at Disneyland 

Cons: 

• May actually be haunted, according to many rumors
• Home of Disney's most luxurious restaurant, Club 33, which is so crazy expensive to join membership isn't accessible to most. Kind of a tease 

Pros: 

• The scent of freshly baked goods wafts through the air pretty much 24/7
• Home base of Walt Disney himself, whose private apartment still stands untouched above the fire station 
• Parades galore  
• Killer vantage point for the fireworks show 

Cons: 

• Not exactly packed full of rides for thrill seekers
• Very crowded and noisy - could get old 
• Home to the notoriously creepy animatronic Abe Lincoln from Great Moments with Mr. Lincoln 

Pros:

• Plenty of critter-themed attractions for animal lovers 
• The home of the much beloved Splash Mountain
• Enjoy the water on Davy Crockett's canoe ride 
• Home to Winnie the Pooh themed restaurant, The Hungry Bear
• Pine trees, waterfalls, and other nature-themed decorations

Cons:

• Unfortunate Song of the South association, as film was notoriously racist 
• Not great for those who don't love nature. Or animals. 

Pros:

• Packed full of cool, futuristic gadgets
• Includes the much beloved Space Mountain ride
• Can learn to protect the universe at the Jedi Training Temple
• Movie-themed rides like Buzz Lightyear's Astro Blaster ride and the Finding Nemo submarine adventure

Cons:

• Limited options in terms of food
• Headache-inducing neon lights