Two distinct audience neighborhoods pull on Disney Parks — one tightly clustered around Disney's own ecosystem, the other anchored in Las Vegas hotel properties — and the gap between them defines the shape of this audience.

The stronger peak is the Disney cluster. Disney Cruise Line scores 0.85, the highest in the top 10, followed immediately by Walt Disney Company at 0.85 and shopDisney at 0.82. Disney (0.81) and Walt Disney World (0.79) extend the run. Five of the top 10 neighbors are Disney-branded entities spanning Travel, Entertainment, and a Fan Account (Disney D23 at 0.77). The only non-Disney entry in this upper band is The Mandalorian at 0.78 — a TV Show subcategory neighbor that sits inside the same franchise orbit.

The second peak arrives lower in the ranking: Universal Orlando Resort at 0.71 and Disney Aulani at 0.71 mark the transition, followed by Star Wars at 0.71. Universal is the only other Destinations subcategory entry in the top 10 — the same subcategory as Disney Parks itself — making it the lone structural peer by kind. The drop from the Disney cluster to this second tier (roughly 0.79 to 0.71) is the clearest signal of the two-peak structure.

The audience shape here is one of deep brand loyalty concentrated within a single franchise ecosystem, with a secondary pull toward theme-park destinations more broadly.