Disney World's Typhoon Lagoon Water Park Guide

Typhoon Lagoon is one of two Disney water parks, the other being Blizzard Beach, that you can use the 'Water Park Fun & More Options' to visit. Designed to mimic a storm-torn tropical paradise, the park's atmosphere offers a number of tropical sights with hinted remnants of a storm having just passed by. Guests of the park will find a wide variety of activities that include dining, pools, lounge areas, thrill rides and even opportunities to interact with wildlife.

General Attractions

Attractions

Surf Pool

Considered to be one of the largest wave pools in the world, Surf Pool is the perfect way to experience the thrills of the ocean in the middle of a theme park. The pool alternates wave size, with some waves crashing down from up to six feet.

Castaway Creek

This lazy river will take you throughout the entire park as you languidly float atop an inner tube for a relaxing tour of Typhoon Lagoon.

Ketchakiddee Creek

This child's area features a variety of play toys, fountains and water slides that even the youngest of family members can enjoy.

Mount Mayday

Attractions

Humunga Kowabunga

An enclosed waterslide that features three chutes dropping five stories, Humunga Kowabunga is every bit as much a thrill ride as it is a race against friends and other park guests.

• Height requirement: 48"

Storm Slides

Much like the Humunga Kowabunga in nature, Storm Slides offers high-speed chutes that take you to a wading pool. Unlike Humunga Kowabunga, Storm Slides are not fully enclosed, and twist amongst each other rather than run straight.

• Height requirement: 48"

Gang Plank Falls

Experiencing a thrilling raft adventure for the entire family! This inner-tube ride can seat up to four as it barrels through caverns and rapids for an exciting time at Typhoon Lagoon.

Mayday Falls

Mayday Falls is the longest water slide in all of Typhoon Lagoon. You'll speed down the gushing slide aboard a personal inner tube, finally landing in the wading pool upon your final descent.

Keelhaul Falls

Keelhaul Falls places guests in rafts that can seat multiple people as they gently twist through the turns of this water slide. Along the seemingly calm ride you'll experience caves and waterfalls, but nothing too intimidating.

Hideaway Bay

Attractions

Crush 'n' Gusher

This coaster-style water slide propels park goers aboard rafts with high-powered water through sharp turns and huge drop-offs for one of the more thrilling rides in all of Typhoon Lagoon.

• Height requirement: 48"

Sandy White Beach

This attraction is perfect for the guest that is tired of activity. This beach area is situated just to the right, past the food area, of the park entrance. You'll find hammocks, palm trees, lounge chairs and a beautiful view all await.

Shark Reef

Attractions

Shark Reef

This exciting excursion puts you in the water amidst live sharks and tropical fish. After a quick snorkeling lesson you'll be allowed to take to a reef area and actually swim along with the exotic creatures of the sea. This is definitely a unique experience, and costs nothing extra to take part in.