Spoiler alert: Disney isn’t just for children. Whether it’s millennials raised during the Disney Renaissance or avid fans who live near the parks, adults choose to visit Disney for many reasons.

Each Disney theme park features different theming and attractions, some better suited for children than adults. Let’s look at the three best Disney parks for adults, why we chose them and what they have going for them.

Factors we considered when choosing a Disney park

Picking out a Disney park for adults is different from choosing one most suitable for children. Here are the factors we considered when picking the best parks:

Location. There are Disney theme parks all over the world, but how convenient are they to access?

Price. The cost of visiting a Disney park will vary depending on its location.

Adult amenities. Is the park alcohol-free? Does it serve affordable drinks? Are all the rides meant for those 52" and under?

Other activities. What else does the park offer for adults to do?

1. Epcot

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When we considered all the factors, one Disney park jumped out above the rest. If you’ve ever visited Walt Disney World, you likely already know that Epcot is a haven for adults. Although conveniently located on the monorail line, Epcot feels worlds away from Disney’s other parks.

This is thanks to the design of its park, which is massive, as well as the theming and attractions inside. Unlike the Magic Kingdom, which sports fantasy-like buildings and the iconic Disney castle, Epcot is centered more on international culture and futuristic design.

For instance, on the Test Track, the concept car racetrack, guests can design their own vehicles before testing them out in a high-speed race.

In the World Showcase, 11 pavilions show off different countries' cultures with food, drinks and plenty of shopping. This attraction takes up most of Epcot, and each of the pavilions offers authentic food, imported merchandise and local alcohol.