Disney's Typhoon Lagoon

On our trip to disney land last year we visited typhoon lagoon for a day of fun in the water and that is exactly what we got, there is so much going on there you can never run out of things to do. There are nine water slides there with varying degrees of fright as you go down them , they all have height restrictions of over 48inches tall. the best 3 are humunga kowabunga is a five storey high water flume that is fast moving and completely enclosed. May day falls is a long water slide that travels slower taking you through caves and waterfalls along the way and you get to have a look at the beauty of the place. You travel around this on a blow up ...

Disney's Typhoon Lagoon water Park is a wonderful place to spend a relaxing day after the madness of the theme parks. We spent a fantastic day, under the shade of trees, basking by the lagoon. There are plenty of sun loungers and chairs to be had. The lazy river that circles the whole park is a great way to 'chill out'. Ques for water slides build up during the day. We were disappointed by the family white water rafting ride - GangPlank Falls. Having stood in line for 30 minutes, the ride was over in a couple of seconds and not too thrilling either! The other slides were worth the wait. The shipwrecked boat, Miss Tilly, that sits atop Mayday Mountain provides a stunning ...

The first theme park on my trip to Orlando was Typhoon Lagoon. I had last been there in about 1992 so was interested to see it again. Typhoon Lagoon is part of the Disney family and was opened in 1989. The idea behind the park is that it was created as the result of a huge storm which caused the rapids to form and the boats to be blown there from a nearby fishing village. As with everything Disney, this is another land of make believe! LOCATION: Typhoon Lagoon is part of the Walt Disney World Resort in Orlando. You can reach Disney World many ways, although we used hire car. Driving there is very simple and Walt Disney World is signposted ...