Typhoon Lagoon

Typhoon Lagoon Surf Pool 

The centerpiece of Typhoon Lagoon is a large area of water surrounded by beach, coves, and palm trees with the shipwrecked Miss Tilly high up on top of Mount Mayday in the distance. From gentle rippling waters to 6-foot giant surf waves the surf pool is an exciting place to be. 

A warning sonic boom alerts pool dwellers to the oncoming waves, at this point weak swimmers, small children and anyone who does not want to be in the surf can exit the pool or stay closer to the shore. Be aware the waves are strong and can easily knock you over, smaller adults and children may want to hold on to someone whilst the waves are in motion. Guests can also reserve surfing lessons (out of park hours).

Times – 10:00am to 6:00pm

Queues – Standby

Accessibility – Must Transfer to Wheelchair, Service Animals Permitted with Caution.

Best time to go – Anytime.

Surfing Programs at Typhoon Lagoon –  https://www.disneyworld.co.uk/recreation/surf-lessons/

Castaway Creek 

Encircling Typhoon Lagoon this lazy river passes through lush rain forests, grottos, waterfalls, mists, and caves. Lay upon an inner tube and relax as you gently float along taking in the sights, beware you may get a soaking from the occasional sprays of water along the route.

Times – 10:00am to 6:00pm

Queues – Standby

Accessibility – Must Transfer from Wheelchair/ECV, Service Animals Not Permitted.

Best time to go – Anytime.

Ketchakiddie Creek 

Designed for younger children and toddlers this water play area has loads of fun interactive activities with shallow water pools, squirting animals, mini water slides and floating inflatable rafts as well as a small beach, cave with waterfall and playful tunes. A great area for little ones to play and be supervised while the older children are using the bigger attractions.

Height restriction – 48”/122cm

Times – 10:00am to 6:00pm

Queues – Standby

Accessibility – Must Transfer to Wheelchair.

Best time to go – Anytime.

Keelhaul Falls 

Hang on to your inner tube as you gain speed and career down an open soft foam slide passing through caves and waterfalls before splashing down into the pool below. A simple but thrilling slide enjoyable for all.

Times – 10:00am to 6:00pm

Queues – Standby

Accessibility – Must be Ambulatory.

Best time to go – Before 11am or after 5:00pm.

Mayday Falls 

At the foot of Mount Mayday is the entrance to Mayday Falls, this is where the shipwrecked Miss Till finally ended up after the typhoon.

Mayday Falls is the highest and longest of all three slide attractions at Typhoon Lagoon making it one of the most thrilling and intense raft rides in the park. This is a one-person raft ride down a twisting slide with a few bumps on the way which may cause you to lose grip of the tube, so it is advisable to hold on tight!

Times – 10:00am to 6:00pm

Queues – Standby

Accessibility – Must be Ambulatory.

Best time to go – Before 11am or after 5:00pm.

Gangplank Falls 

Plummet down the mountain rapids encountering waterfalls, caverns, and scenic views. This is a medium intensity, fun family raft ride on a large 4 person innertube. If there are fewer than 4 people in your party, you may be asked to ride with other Guests.

Times – 10:00am to 6:00pm

Queues – Standby

Accessibility – Must be Ambulatory, Service Animals Not Permitted.

Best time to go – Before 11am or after 5:00pm.

Humuga Kowabunga 

One for the thrill seekers. The fastest and steepest waterslides in the park, the attraction features three side-by-side enclosed slides with a 5 story drop at a near vertical angle, in the dark! Reaching speeds of up to 30mph when you reach the bottom at high speed you may encounter a bump or 2. It is advisable for women to wear a one-piece swimsuit.

Height restriction – 48”/122cm

Times – 10:00am to 6:00pm

Queues – Standby

Accessibility – Must be Ambulatory, Service Animals Not Permitted.

Best time to go – Before 11am or after 5:00pm.

Storm Slides 

Three, 300-foot body slides each with a different twisting route down the mountain through grottos and lush greenery. Choose from Jib Jammer, Stern Burner, or Rudder Buster.

Times – 10:00am to 6:00pm

Queues – Standby

Accessibility – Must be Ambulatory.

Best time to go – Before 11am or after 5:00pm.

Bay Slides 

A children’s version of Storm Slides, a less intense and shorter slide, great for parents who can supervise from the bottom of the slides in the shallow surf pool.

Height restriction – 60”/152cm

Times – 10:00am to 6:00pm

Queues – Standby

Accessibility – Must be Ambulatory, Service Animals Not Permitted.

Best time to go – Anytime.

Miss Adventure Falls 

Seated on a four-person raft take a conveyer belt up past captain Mary’s talking parrot! Then down a twisting slide through tunnels under fountains spotting artifacts and treasures as you descend. This is a fun family attraction and the longest water ride at either water park. Be aware if toddlers are not capable of holding the rafts handles, they won’t be able to ride.

Times – 10:00am to 6:00pm

Queues – Standby

Accessibility – Must Transfer from Wheelchair/ECV, Service Animals Not Permitted.

Best time to go – Anytime.

Crush ‘n’ Gusher 

One of the parks signature attractions and great for the thrill seekers. Based on an abandoned fruit-processing plant guests have the choice of 3 thrilling roller coaster type rides, Banana Blaster, Coconut Crusher, and Pineapple Plunger. Powerful water jets propel riders through each section with tight twisting turns and dark tunnels, gaining speed whilst being buffeted by the water, finally plunging into Hideaway Bay. This is an extremely popular attraction with longer queues at around midday.

Height restriction – 48”/122cm

Times – 10:00am to 6:00pm

Queues – Standby

Accessibility – Must Transfer to Wheelchair, Then to Ride Vehicle.

Best time to go – Before 11am or after 5:00pm