Disney's Magic Kingdom Revealed as Most Eco-Friendly Tourist Attraction

The energy team at Uswitch have trawled through the sustainability statements published by 27 of the world's most-visited tourist attractionsand scored them based on their commitment to planet-saving activities*. 

https://www.uswitch.com/gas-electricity/eco-attraction-index/ 

From best to worst, these are the tourist attractions with the most commitment to sustainability:

1. Disney World Magic Kingdom - 56/60
2. Sydney Opera House - 50/60
3. Niagra Falls - 46/60
4. Disney Hong Kong - 45.5/60
5. Natural History Museum - 44/60
6. Eiffel Tower - 42.5/60
7. Disneyland Paris - 42/60
8. Universal Studios Orlando - 41.5/60
9. Universal Studios Hollywood - 41/60
10. Efteling Theme Park - 39/60
11. Navy Pier - 38/60
12. San Diego Zoo - 38/60
13. The Vatican - 37/60
14. Tivoli Gardens - 36.5/60
15. Tokyo Disney Resort - 35.5/60
16. Alton Towers - 35.5/60
17. Central Park - 35.5/60
18. Smithsonian National Museum of History - 35/60
19. LEGOLAND Windsor - 32/60
20. National Gallery - 31.5/60
21. Statue of Liberty - 27/60
22. Tower of London - 26.5/60
23. British Museum - 25.5/60
24. SeaWorld Orlando - 25/60
25. Alcatraz - 25/60
26. London Eye - 17/60
27. La Sagrada Famillia - 16/60

Magic Kingdom at Walt Disney World located in Florida topped the list as the most eco-friendly tourist attraction.

With over 17.5 million annual visitors it's the most visited amusement park in the world, but despite the area containing many rides and amusements, the park has made the largest conscious effort to decrease the impact it has on the environment. 

Almost a third of the 40-square-mile park is dedicated to wildlife and conservation.

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