Disney World Water Park Info

Blizzard Beach Water Park - Suppose a fierce snowstorm hit Florida, we built a cool ski resort, and then... it all started to melt! Well, you'd end up with things like the simulated ski jump"Summit Plummet", the tallest and fastest water slide in the U.S.A. launching you on a 120 foot 60 mph plunge. Teamboat Springs where your family can raft down 1200 feet of rushing waterfalls. Toboggan Racers, the fast lane straight to the bottom of a Florida mountain. Grab an innertube and raft 1/2 a mile down the lazy Cross Country Creek. Brave the Slush Gusher speed slide at 50mph. And lots more.

Blizzard Beach is a huge waterpark with waves of fun in the sun and rated as one of the best in the U.S.A. Arranged as if it were built in the Rocky Mountains at a bonafide ski resort it really is unique for Florida. Stay at Disney's moderately priced Disney's Coronado Springs Resort which is themed to regions of Mexico and the American Southwest. Set around a lake, it features a Mayan pyramid in the center of a fun pool area and offers one full-service restaurant and oh yeah, it is very near Blizzard Beach and the Animal Kingdom! More information on Blizzard Beach Water park.

Typhoon Lagoon - is a tropical getaway busting with Florida's largest wave pool and a Coral reef to snorkel through. Palm trees, tropical vegetation and tidal pools abound! The largest inland surfing lagoon in Florida allows you to bodysurf 5-ft waves while catching some rays.. Triple 214 feet speed slides named Humunga Kowabunga shoot down Mt. Mayday which is the centerpiece of the park. Click here for more information and photos of Typhoon Lagoon.

River Country - (closed) If Tom Sawyer built a water park, this would be it. The first Disney water park in Florida, River Country, is now "really" part of the Fort Wilderness Campground. It is just about one quarter the size of Typhoon Lagoon. Located right on Bay Cove (a roped off section of Bay Lake) you can brave the flume rides and end up in the clear waters below..(and maybe play water volleyball) Or just spend a day lakeside catching some rays (sunshine) and lots more.

Modeled after FrontierLand and carved out of the woods, River Country resembles the "OL' swimmin' hole" of days gone by and it recreastes the rustic America charm. Perfect for picnics and a great place to have fun and enjoy the clime and water rides. While here, you can also go for a trail ride on horseback (or Ponies for the kids) or rent a small powerboat and explore the local waters of the Disney resort.

Of course for River Country check out the Fort Wilderness Resort and Campground where you can camp in your own cabin or R.V. and enjoy the great outdoors, Disney style. Each Wilderness Cabin places you right in the heart of the great outdoors, with all the modern amenities you would expect. For guests who bring their own place to stay, camping doesn't get any better! All 784 private campsites are surrounded by lush wilderness. Enjoy two swimming pools, a white-sand beach, horseback riding, and more. RV and tent camping sites are available.

Blizzard Beach and Typhoon Lagoon Tickets:

Entrance to both water parks are available with multi-day multi-park tickets "Park Hoppers or Park Hopper Plus Tickets".

Airfare to Orlando:

Discount Airfare to Orlando International Airport (MCO)

Ocean Cruise Onboard Disney's Magic or The Wonder:

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Have a great vacation and enjoy the Walt Disney World Water Parks!!

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