Disneyland
- proper noun
- /ˈdɪzniˌlænd/
- We are planning a trip to Disneyland next summer to enjoy the rides and attractions.
- visit Disneyland
- trip to Disneyland
- Disneyland in California
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- So I take this girl to Disneyland, just me and her.
- We're actually out at Disneyland with the fan, right?
- Every night at Disneyland they steam clean the entire park.
- Like you say, we are going to Disneyland on Saturday.
- We were on a we were on a trip to Disneyland and here was our thing.
- Let's focus on planning the Disneyland trip and let bygones be bygones.
- It's like a a western Disneyland without rides.
- He's a pop star in Brazil, He's at Disneyland.
- My daughter on Nice beach, my daughter in Disneyland.
Examples
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My daddy's taking me to Disneyland on my birthday.
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We were we were driving down to Disneyland for her birthday.
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So I take this girl to Disneyland, just me and her.
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We're actually out at Disneyland with the fan, right?
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Like you say, we are going to Disneyland on Saturday.
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All right, guys, Are you ready to see the Disneyland Castle?
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It's just so cute and I miss Disneyland so much.
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Every night at Disneyland they steam clean the entire park.
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They went to Disneyland because Mike wanted to go.
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I'm going to Disneyland.
Synonyms
A large outdoor place with rides, shows, and games for fun
A park with rides and shows based on one story or idea
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Disneyland is Walt Disney's family name plus land, where land means 'place' or 'country'. Walt Disney used that name for a real 'place' he opened so people could walk into his stories, which is why Disneyland today is a theme park full of his characters and attractions.