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Walt Disney World Attractions

All 157 attractions on Wikipedia's Walt Disney World Resort list, defunct ones included, one row per attraction: park and list section, operating status, ISO opening date, duration as written and parsed to midpoint minutes, riders per vehicle (the higher of a range), height in feet, numeric coordinates, and theme. Multi-park attractions carry the WALT DISNEY WORLD version's stats: the parser reads the infobox section for the WDW park (following the dedicated per-park article when the overview lacks stats), so the Haunted Mansion row says October 1971, not Disneyland's 1969.
157 rows 1 file last pulled 2026-09-01
WDW Attractions 157 rows × 13 columns
AttractionParkSectionStatusOpening_DateDuration_RangeDuration_MinutesRiders_Per_VehicleHeight_FtLatitudeLongitudeThemeAttraction_URL

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What is the Walt Disney World Attractions dataset?

All 157 attractions on Wikipedia's Walt Disney World Resort list, defunct ones included, one row per attraction: park and list section, operating status, ISO opening date, duration as written and parsed to midpoint minutes, riders per vehicle (the higher of a range), height in feet, numeric coordinates, and theme. Multi-park attractions carry the WALT DISNEY WORLD version's stats: the parser reads the infobox section for the WDW park (following the dedicated per-park article when the overview lacks stats), so the Haunted Mansion row says October 1971, not Disneyland's 1969.

How big is the Walt Disney World Attractions dataset?

157 rows in one CSV file, with 13 columns in total: Attraction, Park, Section, Status, Opening_Date, Duration_Range, Duration_Minutes, Riders_Per_Vehicle, Height_Ft, Latitude, Longitude, Theme, Attraction_URL.

Where does the data come from?

It is built by programmatically scraping en.wikipedia.org, last pulled on 2026-09-01. Datasets are versioned; older versions stay downloadable.

Is the dataset free to download?

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Can I see the code that built this dataset?

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Can the data contain errors?

Automated scraping leaves room for error and the underlying sources change over time, so no version is guaranteed accurate or complete. If a number matters, verify it against the original source.

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