Blizzard Beach & Typhoon Lagoon Water Parks

Headed to Walt Disney World Resort when the weather will be warm? Don’t miss the chance to step outside of the theme parks and visit the two Disney water parks on property: Blizzard Beach and Typhoon Lagoon.

At these water parks, you and your family can escape the Florida heat and plunge into an ocean of laughter and thrills! Whether you’re seeking heart-pounding slides, relaxing lazy rivers, or splash-tastic fun for the little ones, Blizzard Beach and Typhoon Lagoon offer something for every member of your water-loving crew.

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Typhoon Lagoon Surf Pool

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...

Storm Slides

The Storm Slides are a trio of body slides – the Jib Jammer, Stern Burner, and Rudder Buster – that’ll send riders zooming downhill at speeds of up to 30 miles per hour. You can choose your slide, but know that at the end, your trip will end in a 3-story-high...

Miss Adventure Falls

Miss Adventure Falls is a whitewater rapids-style slide – but one the whole family can ride together – at Typhoon Lagoon. As you speed, spin, and splash your way down this quick-moving open-air slide, you’ll pass by cool artifacts and eye-catching items collected by...

Mayday Falls

If you’re looking for something more thrilling and a rougher ride than Typhoon Lagoon’s Keelhaul Falls or Gangplank Falls, head over to Mayday Falls. The third of the water park’s whitewater rapids-style water slides, Mayday Falls is the most intense – and it’ll send...

Ketchakiddee Creek

Little guests can play all day long at Typhoon Lagoon’s Ketchakiddee Creek, a special area reserved solely for those 48 inches tall or shorter. Designed for young kids, this is where toddlers, preschoolers, and other little ones can enjoy everything from shallow pools...