Disneyland paris in august?

What is the best out of these Disney Parks? Walt Disney World, Disneyland, Tokyo Disneyland & Paris Disneyland?

• Preferably answer if you have been to most or all of these parks, than just eg. Disney World (because it is the most visited theme park in the world) and you would probably answer "the best because its the biggest" which I know. I have heard Disney World is the Biggest, Disneyland the most original, Tokyo the most crowded and Paris the newest. I aren't even asking about Hong Kong Disney because it has none of the original rides...

• Answer:

  there are a few things to consider with each park besides the park themselves there is location as well as cultural differences. so i will address each park. Disneyland. The original park with the original rides. has the history as well as its the only park Walt Disney was ever in. he walked those streets as well as had an apartment in there to spend the night if he wanted to stay late and take notes on changes to be made. Problem is that its small. even when not full it seems crowded. so close to major city that you can hear/see traffic on the outskirts of the park. Disney World: Offers the most variety. besides four theme parks, it has two water parks, a camp ground, plus other activities like horseback riding, fishing, etc. has most of the classic Disney rides. problem is that is such a large park its almost impossible to see everything in one trip. plus a lot of activities that i mentioned (horseback riding, fishing) require additional fees. so its a more expensive trip. Disneyland Tokyo: very similar to the original Disneyland. the major selling point of this park is DisneySea park. its a great park with unique rides that are only seen at this park. also location. if you are there, you can actually tour japan and get to see a wonderful country with great cities and wonderful people and traditions. problem is culture is very different. unlike the states where there are cast members directing you to start a line to take pictures with the characters, its a free for all (at least it was) and it was tough to get a picture without someone else being on the other side of the character. Disneyland Paris: again, location. you can visit France which is a wonderful place. i would suggest to spend a day or two outside the big cities to really get a feel for what the country has to offer. the park has different look and feel to it. culturally, the use of strong colors would have been too much for European tastes so they used pastels. so it does have a very different feel. honestly, i like all the parks. each have something different to offer. i grew up going to Disney world so that park feels like home. but all the parks are great if you like everything Disney.