Typhoon Lagoon Surf Pool is the centerpiece of Typhoon Lagoon. Here, the largest wave pool in North America spreads out, welcoming swimmers, body surfers, and those who want to enjoy its epic waves. Whether you’re looking to cool off or spend some time swimming, this impressive pool is where you’ll want to head – but keep in mind that when the waves get going, they can become 6-foot swells.
Typhoon Lagoon Surf Pool Fast Facts
- Location: Typhoon Lagoon
- Height Requirement: None
- Attraction Length: N/A
- Lightning Lane Multi Pass: No
- Ride Type: Wave pool
- Early Theme Park Entry Eligible: No
- Extended Evening Hours Eligible: Yes
- Ride Switch Available: No
Queue
There is no queue for Typhoon Lagoon Surf Pool. Guests can enter from anywhere along the shoreline.
AccessibilityÂ
Guests must transfer to a wheelchair for this attraction.
On-Ride Photo
There is no on-ride photo for this attraction.
Is Typhoon Lagoon Surf Pool Kid-Friendly?
Guests of all ages will enjoy Typhoon Lagoon Surf Pool – after all, it’s like a huge pool. It’s very kid-friendly, but do note that the waves can challenge less confident swimmers. We suggest checking the daily wave schedule that’s posted right at the edge of the beach so you can decide if you’d like to enjoy calmer water or big waves.
Speaking of the waves, swells at Typhoon Lagoon Surf Pool are bigger than your average wave pool. As a result, you’ll want little ones and new swimmers to hop out when the waves are strong (and you’ll want to keep a very close eye on them in this extra-huge wave pool.)
Best For: Families with kids of varying ages and interests who want a central place to cool down or have fun together.
Will Typhoon Lagoon Surf Pool Cause Motion Sickness?
Typhoon Lagoon Surf Pool shouldn’t cause motion sickness issues for most guests. You can choose where you’d like to hang out or swim within the wave pool, which means you can choose just how far in you’d like to go – and how much you’d like to be rocked by the waves.
