Leah Zanolla | Posted: Jun 5, 2013 | Updated: Jun 5, 2013 – 7:19:24 PM

The Themed Entertainment Association (TEA) has put out a report of park attendance for a world’s tip 25 parks. Overall, a parks’ assemblage soared to 205.9 million people in 2012, an boost of 5.2 percent. Disney’s California Adventure (DCA) is saying a effects of Cars Land, and led a container in a commission increasing with a 23 percent boost in visitors, adult to 7.78 million final year. Disneyland Park was one of a usually parks to decrease, down 1.1 percent to 16 million, as many of a visitors shifted their assemblage to DCA.

Disney’s net income in a second entertain went adult 32 percent to $1.51 billion, partially due to a reinvestment in DCA. Disney’s Chief Financial Officer, Jay Rasulo pronounced this is operative accurately as planned. “We had a really disproportionate placement where many people spent many of their time during Disneyland and Disney’s California Adventure was empty. Now, half of a folks go to one, half of a folks go to a other. It’s roughly a dream come true.”

Prices during a Disney thesis parks went adult this week; prices are between $90-$95, depending on that park we visit.

Interesting to note are a numbers for Islands of Adventure during Universal Orlando – a home of The Wizarding World of Harry Potter. This park usually saw a 4 percent boost in 2012. Perhaps a child wizard’s sorcery is wearing off?

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