The Walt Disney World Resort is one of the world's most renowned theme parks, spanning more than 25,000 acres throughout Orlando, more than twice the size of the island of Manhattan. The resort, which was opened to the public in 1971, is home to four famed theme parks, including the original Magic Kingdom theme park, known for attractions like the futuristic Tomorrowland world and the famed Pirates of the Caribbean dark ride. Epcot, themed after a futuristic planned urban community, showcases pavilions and attractions related to world countries, while Disney's Hollywood Studios recreate the atmosphere of Hollywood's Golden Age. Newest park Disney's Animal Kingdom, opened in 1998, is home to zoological parks and high-thrill rides like the Expedition Everest roller coaster. 27 Disney-operated resort hotels are also located on the complex, along with attractions like the Disney Springs shopping and dining center.