A Glimpse Into Guinness World Records Set Inside Disney Parks

Disney parks are arguably the most famous theme parks in the world. Combined with their long-standing history, it's no surprise a few world records have been set here.

Ah, Disney parks! The place of magic, memories, and as it so happens, the home to a handful of impressive Guinness World Records.

Along with it being the site of the most Instagrammed location in the world, here are some other records set in a Disney theme park:

Twelve Theme Parks In 3 Days

Canadian Disney superfan Lindsay Nemeth fulfilled their dream by visiting all twelve of the Disney theme parks in an astonishing 75 hr 6 min. This three-day excursion earned the thirty-one-year-old traveler the record for the Fastest time to visit all Disney theme parks.

"Since I was a child, I've always wanted to hold a record. Add to that, I am a die-hard Disney fan! Disney taught me that there is no such thing as 'impossible' and to 'do as dreamers do.'"

Nemeth said.

A Massive Cucumber Plant

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When one thinks of Disney World theme parks, chances are you think of rides, food, shows, and so many other things before your mind thinks of a futuristic greenhouse. Well, Land Pavilion at Epcot happens to have four of them where Disney's horticulturists get up to experimenting with plant-growing techniques.

According to the South Florida Sun-Sentinel, in 2006, Disney was awarded two Guinness World records for a 6-foot-tall, 2,075-pound cucumber plant that experts trained to grow upward. That cucumber plant earned Disney another record for the most cucumbers harvested from a single plant in one year.

The Most-Instagrammed Location

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Of all the locations in the world, California's Disneyland was recorded as the most Instagrammed location. That's according to Guinness's last update of this record in 2017.

It's no surprise that a magical theme park is a place that many want to memorialize and share. Also high on the list of most Instagrammed locations is Disney's California Adventure.

Most-Visited Theme Park

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In 2018, Disney World's Magic Kingdom bagged itself a Guinness World Record for being the most-visited theme park in that year.

The Tallest Theme-Park Palace

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Magic Kingdom in Florida's Disney World is home to Guinness World Record's tallest theme-park palace, the Cinderella Castle.

The one hundred and eight-nine-foot tall structure, which took eighteen months to build, has stood since 1971. It has held the Guinness World Record since 2006.