Disney's Typhoon Lagoon Water Park Entry Tickets
Dive into the ultimate Disney water park experience at Typhoon Lagoon, a 66-acre tropical paradise at Walt Disney World Resort built around the legend of a devastating storm that transformed a peaceful resort into an oasis of waves, slides, and waterfalls. Home to one of North America's largest outdoor surf pools, the Crush 'n' Gusher water coaster, Miss Adventure Falls family raft ride, and the children's area at Ketchakiddee Creek, Typhoon Lagoon delivers a full day of family water park entertainment with the signature Disney theming that sets it apart from every other water park in Florida."Disney's Typhoon Lagoon opened in 1989 and its founding story is woven into every corner of the park. According to Disney legend, a tremendous typhoon swept through the serene Placid Palms Resort, depositing a shrimp boat on top of the park's central mountain and transforming the resort into the wild water park it is today. Mount Mayday, the park's centerpiece hill, still has the Miss Tilly shrimp boat at its summit, and geysers erupt every 30 minutes as the boat attempts to break free. The Typhoon Lagoon Surf Pool is the park's most iconic feature, one of the largest outdoor wave pools in North America, generating six-foot waves on a cyclical pattern. Crush 'n' Gusher is one of the few true water coasters at a Disney park, pushing riders uphill through a tropical fruit warehouse on jets of water before sending them back down through flumes and drops. Miss Adventure Falls is the park's longest family raft ride, telling the story of Captain Mary Oceaneer as families spiral down from Mount Mayday. Keelhaul Falls and Mayday Falls are single-tube journeys. Humunga Kowabunga delivers twin near-vertical body slides. The Storm Slides add three curving body slide routes through the landscape. Castaway Creek is a 2,000-foot lazy river floating guests through grottoes and waterfalls on complimentary inner tubes. Ketchakiddee Creek is a fully themed children's area with scaled-down slides and a drenching bucket zone. Note: Typhoon Lagoon reopened May 12 2026 after refurbishment and will temporarily close from September 9 2026. Blizzard Beach remains open during this window."
