(CNN) — With its over-saturated colors and vivid scenery, Disneyland doesn’t really need the help of an Instagram filter.
Yet the House of Mouse’s California theme park has been named the world’s most Instagrammed location in 2014, clocking up more geo-tagged snapshots than any other.
Beyond the rides and slides of Disneyland, the photo sharing website’s annual top 10 hot destinations includes fewer surprises that last year.
Bangkok’s luxury shopping mall, Siam Paragon, the unusual winner of 2013’s top spot, dropped to number four in 2014.
The continuous success of the mall (it ranked number two in 2012) has been attributed to the rise of photo sharing in Southeast Asia.
“Siam Paragon itself is more than just a shopping mall in Western terms. Aside from the many shops, cafes and restaurants — taking a photo of your food/coffee is standard — there’s an aquarium, cinema and more,” Jon Russell, Asia editor of global technology blog Thenextweb.com, told CNN last year.
Moscow moments
Otherwise, the United States held sway, claiming five top slots, three of them in New York — Madison Square, Yankee Stadium and Times Square.
Six of the places in the top 10 list are new entries from this year.
Moscow debuted in this year’s list with two attractions — Gorky Park and Red Square.
Paris’ Louvre Museum and The Dubai Mall are scored new entries.
Most Instagrammed places in the world are:
10. The Dubai Mall, Dubai, United Arab Emirates
9. Yankee Stadium, New York
8. Madison Square Garden, New York
7. Red Square, Moscow
6. Louvre Museum, Paris
5. Gorky Park, Moscow
4. Siam Paragon shopping mall, Bangkok
3. Times Square, New York
2. Dodger Stadium, Los Angeles, California
1. Disneyland, Anaheim, California
