Disney’s Typhoon Lagoon Water Park

A great place to soak up the sun and refresh in this Florida heat.
Their wave pool is insane! Did have a minor incident at the wave pool, scrapping my knee at the bottom of the pool but when I went to first aid, they were fast and attentive. Really great service.

We went there in September and had lots of fun. There is a big wavy pool in the middle of the park. We went around the lazy river probably 5 times. A lot of rides for the little ones. There are not a lot of chairs and umbrellas available for every one, so when the park opened everyone started running to get one as soon as possible. The park provides lockers and towels for rent in case you need them.

A trip to WDW wouldn’t be complete without a few days to relax! Typhoon Lagoon water park boasts a HUGE wave pool that is so much fun (until some big guy lands on you in the waves)
The lazy river and water slides are excellent fun and I found it a very relaxing day out of a very hectic schedule.
I remember it being very hot when I visited, so plenty of suncream was needed. There are secure lockers on site for you to put all of your stuff when enjoying the attractions!

Typhoon Lagoon = better wave pool.
Blizzard Beach = more/​better slides/​attractions.
That’s the difference.
As a mommy shaped woman, I highly recommend you check out the bathing suit selection in the stores of either. They might be expensive, but they’re extremely flattering for moms.
My favorite ride is the Slush & Gusher.
The frozen adult drinks are very tasty, though weak.
The design of the bays/​coves/​beaches around the wave pool is smart.
Dive in and swim out to body surf the big waves, or hold your wee-one’s hand at the outskirts of the pool and let the remnants of the tidal wave crawl up her knees.
What I love most about both parks is they don’t put height minimums on a lot of the slides. If your two-​year-​old is a good swimmer because your Floridian, not a problem! They also do you have free lifejackets all over the place.

Why oh why do they not have this water park in Disneyland!!! Grrrr! I LOVED this water park. Hands down the best water park I have ever been to! We ended up going twice on our trip. If you dont want to pay the ridiculous amount of money to visit Hawaii, this is a good substitute! lol. The waves are CRAZY but tons of fun for ALL ages. I came with my husband and 2 kids (5 years and 6 mos). Bring sunscreen! There is a turkey panini sand which at one of the eateries there (can’t remember the name) but it was GREAT! Plenty of lifeguards and place feels secure. Did not use a locker and our stuff remained untouched. A must see if you are visiting Disneyland!

My experience here was quite fantastic. Of course, everything is expensive, but this is Disney what did you expect? Surprisingly, with Blizzard Beach closed and on a warm day in peak season, I was able to get a fantastic spot and get on any attraction I wanted to. The water parks are not utilized enough, so if you have a day that you want to not spend at a park, I highly recommend going to one of the water parks. It was also very clean when I visited.

Had a great time at the park same as any of the other Disney parks. The wait times were pretty accurate posted my the staff which was very helpful giving you a good understanding of which lines were long or short.

This place is awesome! The tidal wave pool is a good time, just hold onto your little ones. There are two kiddie slides by it so if they’re afraid of the wave pool they can go on the slides.
There’s an entire splash pad area for the kids with little waterfalls, a pirate ship with water guns, little sides, etc… the kids loved this spot! They even have a little tube slide they can go down.
We placed our stuff on some sun chairs in sand early in the am by the lazy river then went around that a few times. The little ones get vest and can get their own tube with a bottom while the adult tubes are bottomless.
Hubbs and I went snorkeling in the salt water pool with sharks, sting rays and other aquatics. That was cool!
Made some sand castles in the sand, sun bathed for a bit then had some lunch. Kids meals were good. PB & J without crust, apple slices, grapes, chocolate milk. Adults had a few wraps, tuna sandwich, shrimp salad. I tried the tuna sandwich and it was pretty good.
This is a great place to spend the day with the kids. We had a great time!

This park was such a hit. I came here with family and friends for my nephews birthday and let’s just say he did not want to leave. The park is very clean and staff is very nice. The water is warm not freezing cold which is awesome. We got there early and were able to get on all the slides without waiting for a long time which is a plus. The wave pool was a hit to me this is just awesome how they can recreate a wave that can literally knock you down. In the park they have a shark reef where you can basically snorkel with the fishes and sharks. This was pretty cool but this water was a little cold which is expected. The park has like typical park food which was good and i recommend getting the refill cup for 9.99 which is not bad. Good thing about this park i must say is that you can actually bring snacks in. Overall everyone i came with to the park loved it and we will all be back for sure.

It’s a very cute to go to spend with family park has several attractions such as slides where you ride inflatable, you can swim in a pool and watch the fish, it’s something cute that no one should stop doing, the food they sell is simple but tasty and economical, the pool with a giant artificial wave is great! If you go to Disney is not to be missed, I recommend it!
Es un parque muy lindo para ir a pasar en familia, tiene varias atracciones como toboganes en los que te montas en inflables, puedes nadar en una piscina y ver los peces, es algo lindo que nadie debería dejar de hacer, la comida que venden es sencilla pero es sabrosa y económica, la piscina con una ola gigante artificial es genial! Si van a Disney es para no perdérselo, lo recomiendo!

We took our 7 year old daughter and grandparents last Saturday. We do Disney once or twice a year, but haven’t been to one of their water parks since I was a kid. Seemed like a perfect weather day, so we gave it a try. May be one of our favorite days at Disney to date. Got thereabout an hour after opening. Immediately found chairs in the shade. Although we really didn’t use them much. Hit up all the slides next. Laughing the entire time. Longest wait was 20 minutes. We were really worried about crowds being a Saturday, but it was not bad at all. I’m sure it’s different on a summer weekend. Had a decent lunch (pesto turkey sandwich, cornbread waffle pork sandwich and pineapple burger were all good). Daughter didn’t like the wave pool, but enjoyed playing in shallow end. Hubby loved it. The five of us shared the sand bucket ice cream dessert. Couldn’t eat but half. Great value for 10 bucks! Then washed it out and munchkin played on the sand with it. Entire family had a blast riding the lazy river several times. Daughter and I stayed on it til Disney kicked us out. Such an awesome day! I think made more so because we all locked our phones in a locker all day and were totally engaged with each other. We most definitely will be back soon!

De loin le plus beau parc aquatique que j’ai visité, on se croirait dans les îles avec la végétation et les décors.
Le point d’orgue est bien sûr cette immense piscine au centre où de temps en temps retentit une sirèné et là une vague énorme surgit emportant tout sur son passage, c’est super fun tout le monde hurle c’est un vrai spectacle.
Egalement super toboggan type coaster où à deux dans une bouée on dévale des pentes avec air time garanti!
On peut aussi nager au milieu de petits requins avec masque et tuba à Shark Reef l’eau est plus fraîche mais ça vaut le coup d’oeil.
Après tout ça on peut se prélasser dans un parcours de bouée qui fait le tour du parc ou si on a encore de l’énergie descendre quelques toboggans.
La restauration sur place est variée et bonne: plats au poulet, mini donuts, glacé géante dans des seaux de plage!
Seul bémol casier payant 8 $ le petit, par contre les pass annuels sont amortis en deux visites et donnent aussi accès à son voisin Blizzard Beach.

This was our fourth trip to see the rodent and yet we had never done one of the two water parks.
Enter Disney forcing you to choose between the hopper option or the water park option for this year’s version of Free Dining and it was an easy choice that trying a water park would be the way to go.
I will preface this review by saying that we went to Typhoon during one of the slowest weeks of year for Disney in September plus there was an all day threat of rain which did let loose about an hour before the park was scheduled to close so parts of what I’m saying are not going to be applicable to anyone reading this if you go during busier times.
The park opened at ten and we into the lot around quarter of and my initial thought was that we had made a mistake because the park must be closed. The reason for that thought was simply there were hardly any cars in the lot or even coming into the lot. We got to the front entrance where they hold people until ten and I did a rough count of the number standing around waiting and it was less than 150 so you get the idea of what kind of a day it was going to be.
At five of ten the lifeguards moved out of the way and everybody in a very orderly fashion went there separate ways to set up camp for the day. As a sidebar we did not rent a locker as anything important aside of magicbands were left in the car and we also did not rent towels as we «borrowed» our fair share from the main pool at Coronado which we returned later that night.
After that it was simply ride it until your feet gave out from all of the stairs or until your brain was too saturated to think where to go next. All day we never had more than a five to seven minute wait for anything. In the early afternoon some things like Gangplank Falls and the Shark Reef started to back up a little but it was no problem as we just moved on to Crush N’ Gusher which surprisingly had no wait or Castaway Creek which gives you a great little tour of the park with multiple places to get in or out.
The only negative was the lack of food options. Now granted there aren’t a ton of options to begin with but with how slow things were Disney had Typhoon Tilly’s and Lowtide Lou’s both closed which meant that the only place you could get food that was not complete crap was at Leaning Palms. Which speaking of Leaning Palms, they have a bit of an issue over there with Ibis birds who are hanging around begging/​dive bombing for fries and nuggets.
Lesson 1: Don’t be an asshole and feed the birds.
Lesson 2: Human food is for humans and the birds can forage for themselves.
Lesson 3: Over time if lesson 1 is followed this well help with not having the birds trying to intimidate people mafia style for free handouts.
Aside of having a new hatred of Dick Dale and Beach Boys songs (hey, if you hear surf music for nearly seven hours you’ll go crazy too) we had a blast here because of the low crowds but also because the rides at Typhoon are a lot of fun and if we ever came back to Disney we would stop here again no question.

The cleanest waterpark I have ever been to! The workers are very friendly and everything is so organized. Not a surprise when we’re talking about Disney!
Good amount of water rides and things to do. There is a wave pool with massive waves and a lazy river that runs around the whole park.
We rented a cabana that came with ice cold water, towels, a locker and souvenir cups for each person. The cups can be filled with unlimited soda throughout the day. The best part about the cabana rental was the fact that we had our own server that delivered food and beverages throughout the whole stay. She checked on us every 30 minutes or so and was very helpful with any questions we had.
Blizzard Beach is next on my list but I am sure we will return to Typhoon Lagoon!

This place is a water park done by Disney, so that should give a hint as to how it is.
Everything is clean (which I think is important dealing with water and tourists from all over the world), and the people working there are pleasant.
One of the best parts is that you can bring in a cooler with food and drinks and there are plenty of seats.

What can I say??? It’s Disney. Fun, fun and fun. You really feel good. The rides are awesome, the wait was short and the water temperature was perfect. The only negative experience… The soda machine. It says they have kuat, a guaranana soda I had when I was I kid. I got the cup, try three different stations and nothing. They run out of it. But overall was a very pleasant day!

I spent my spring break here with my husband, and I loved IT. We had a great time at Typhoon Lagoon!
We brought towels and toiletries from our hotel and we rented a small locker for the day.
The tidal wave pool was soooo fun. Oh! Crush ‘N Gusher was also fun. Come to think of it, every ride was fun!
The employees were courteous and lines moved fast.
Definitely come her for some fun in the sun!

All I can say is, Crush ‘N Gusher! That’s the reason I come here! If I wasn’t so lazy and could climb stairs all day, I’d ride that all data! It’s a two person water roller coaster with 3 slides to choose from. On some days, they offer single person tubes. My most recent visit was on a slow day, so they only offered doubles.
I also enjoy the lazy river. My only issue is that it’s hard to relax when some stranger’s feet suddenly float right in your face. I also wish it moved slightly faster.
The shark reef is also pretty cool. Actually, it’s cold! Ice cold, but swimming with fish and sharks is cool.
This park always reminds me of going on the Disney Cruise and visiting Castaway Cay.

Fun and relaxing too! Good for the whole family! You can spend the entire day. Lockers are $ 13 for small and $ 15 for large. You get $ 5 back when you return your locker keys. Make sure you bring towels soaps, shampoo, conditioner and body lotion from your hotel, you can take a shower at the end of your day and go to Downtown Disney is only few minutes away. You can go to
I Disney Quest, cirque du Soleil, dinner or just walk around If that is what you like..

If you are in the hot summer Florida sun this place is a great place to go. The best water slide there is the Crush and Gusher, a thrilling fun water coaster that is better than going to a beach (sorry beach). The rest of the rides there are good but not perfect, but still its a great place for families. Also, the wave pool will scare you brutally because it is the US’s strongest wave in a wave pool.
Rate out of 10– 8.4
Best waterpark in Disney? –so far, havent gone to Blizzard Beach
Better than Kanye West– For sho

Chasing two early teens from one water slide to another may sound like a day from water park hell, to the contrary it was amazing. Staring up at each ride through the eyes of a kid really dials back the years in my mind to a time that I was that excitement enduced little boy. While weaving through the decorative surfboards that are strewen all around we approached Hideaway Bay and rode the Bananna Blaster and Coconut Crusher.
The wave pool is large enough to accomidate rows of bodies that all have different depths of desire. I’ve heard its the largest wave pool in the world. Wondering if the lifeguard would whistle us back, my nephew and I headed to the wall that begins the massive wave of water about to push forward. The life guards didn’t seem to take issue with this uncommon excursion and although we may have been identified us as the very good swimmers, he kept taking quick peeks as to our whereabouts.
Shark Reef was worth the extra long wait with goggles and life vest in hand. Your warned not to flail around as you observe the saltwater reef below with a snorkel strapped from above. Lemon Sharks, tropical fish, Stingrays and more go about their merry way as the amount of time in this exhibit quickly dwindles away, but definately don’t miss it .
Finishing up at Castaway Creek where park goers float around the entire circumference of the water park taking in the sights, drifting through waterfalls and hopefully not wondering «now where the heck did those kids go?»

Früher hatte Disney 3 Schwimmparks:
— Blizzard Beach (Das Skiparadies)
— Typhoon Lagoon (Südsee) und
— River Country (Tom Sawyer)
Letzteres war einfach nicht mehr zeitgemäß (im Sinne von Disney) gewesen und wurde vor Jahren geschlossen.
Typhoon Lagon hat als Hauptatraktion einen riesigen Wellenpool in welchen sogar Surfkurse abgehalten werden. Daneben gibt es einen Strömungskanal (Lazzy River) worin man sich durch den Park bewegen kann. Dann natürlich Rutschen in jeder Art und Weise. Bis hin zu Gushn Krushn (Rutschenachterbahn) die aber nicht für jeden was ist.
Man kann mit Haien und extotischen Fischen schnorcheln.
Wertsachen und Sonstiges sollte man Zuhause oder im Auto lassen, da die Spinte nicht nur Tür ordern auch noch sehr klein sind. Handtücher kann man auch Mieten.
Tipp: nutzt die Getränkeflatrate. Die rechnet sich immer und funktioniert in beiden Parks mit dem selben Code. Allerdings sind die Aufkleber auf Wochentag geeicht.