It's a brilliant chilled out waterpark . So if you want thrilling rides like Wet n Wild used to offer... You won't find them hear , however the rides are still really fun ! The wave machine is actually really good and it was quite challenging swimming to the back of the pool where these were on because they are huge waves ! We rented the posher chairs for the day and it was nice to relax a little and do some easy fun water rides after a whole day theme parks the day before . The ladies changing facilities let it down , they were filthy, no toilet paper, broken showers, and It just let the park down , yes I get it's a water park , but it's Disney , in Orlando Florida ? The standard in there seemed on par with visiting a dirty ran down place.. Not Disney . I did tell staff at the park about it but they just said oh interesting... Very sub par customer service for Disney ... If they fixed this issue I would come again.

Our family of two adults, an 8 year old and a 6 year old visited here for a half day during our two weeks holiday in October. We stayed at the Art of Animation resort so took a bus to Disney Springs and changed to a bus for the water park - real easy. The park is welcoming with shower and locker facilities at the entrance. We picked a sun bed and chairs to the left of the entrance so we were close to the big wave pool. Arriving at around 10:30, there were some sun beds left but mostly taken. There's loads of chairs though. As we were resort guests, we were provided with towels from the shop on arrival. The wave pool is amazing and our kids enjoyed splashing on the waves. For the strongest waves, they put on the jackets to help them float which were provided around the park and in different sizes. The water slides were split into group rides (a number of you sharing a rubber ring) and individual ones. We didn't go on the most extreme ones but all the ones we went on were good fun. The lazy river was a big hit even if you have to wade around waiting for some floats to become available. There is a splash area for younger kids but we didn't go there as our kids are older now. We felt the park was safe with plenty of staff and lifeguards around. We didn't try the food outlets as we brought a packed lunch and were only there for a half day. A worthwhile visit to break up the holiday. Enjoy!

We had a lovely day here. We were lucky enough to get a family cabana, which was worth doing for a private space, it also came with unlimited soft drinks. It is a shame that Blizzard Beach was closed as we used to love visiting both Disney water parks, I hope that they can have both parks open at the same time soon. There are some really fun attractions here, the water coaster is great fun, as well as some raft rides and body slides. It is a shame that they got rid of the shark pool as I loved this experience! As much as I love this park, I have to say that Volcano Bay has the edge over this one!

We recently visited Typhoon Lagoon with school aged children. We arrived at the park shortly after it opened which is recommended as it gets crowded. We quickly grabbed a couple chairs to set up our stuff after getting towels ($2 charge). We were happy they allow soft coolers so we brought water, juice boxes, snacks, to go along with our lunch purchase. The dining options were great, mobile order ahead was definitely a perk. Free ice water at various stations so bringing a reusable water bottle is also a great idea. And who doesn't leave a Disney park without a mickey ears dessert or dole whip! YUM. The park itself is well kept, lots of areas for all ages. Parking was free and easy especially if you arrive early. The wave pool and lazy river were our favorites. The slides were also a hit and the lines were not too long. Our tip would be to purchase water shoes as the concrete can get warm in the Florida sun and it made it a little more comfortable climbing stairways for the slides. An inexpensive pair would do just fine for the day. Overall, it was a great trip and even better since we were able to take advantage of Disney passholder discounted rates. We'd definitely return again!

We went to the H20 evening at Typhoon Lagoon. It was so much fun. The crowds are much less than during the day. The lines for the water slides were much shorter. The wave pool was warm, the pavement was not hot, and the snacks of Mickey ice cream was ideal. Since evenings in Central Florida are so warm, it was very comfortable going around in a swimsuit. We can't wait to go back next year.