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There are currently two water parks at the Walt Disney World Resort.
These are Typhoon Lagoon and Blizzard Beach. Both of these parks
offer very unique themes and offer a variety of attractions to cater to
guests of all ages.
Please click on the images below to explore these parks.
These are Typhoon Lagoon and Blizzard Beach. Both of these parks
offer very unique themes and offer a variety of attractions to cater to
guests of all ages.
Please click on the images below to explore these parks.
Guests at Disney’s Typhoon Lagoon and Disney’s Blizzard Beach always have had a way to beat the
heat: by taking the plunge into cooling waters. Now they also have a means to get out of the sun and
Polar Patios.
Available for a day-long rental, Shacks and Patios are premium spaces that put a roof or a large
umbrella over guests’ heads, provide upscale Adirondack seating for relaxation, put beverages to
quench a whole days’ thirsts at guests’ fingertips, and give them a service attendant who does the leg
work if they want to purchase food from the a la carte menu.
The spaces – six at Blizzard Beach and seven at Typhoon Lagoon – accommodate six guests each
and cost $250 ($150 for non-peak season) plus tax for the day rental, which includes towels, a locker,
all-day drink mugs and an ice chest stocked with bottled water. Four additional guests can be added
to the standard six at a charge of $25 per guest. Water park admission is not included. The spaces
have been extremely popular and usually sell out within one hour of park opening. They can be
reserved by calling 407/WDW-PLAY.
© the Walt Disney Company
heat: by taking the plunge into cooling waters. Now they also have a means to get out of the sun and
Polar Patios.
Available for a day-long rental, Shacks and Patios are premium spaces that put a roof or a large
umbrella over guests’ heads, provide upscale Adirondack seating for relaxation, put beverages to
quench a whole days’ thirsts at guests’ fingertips, and give them a service attendant who does the leg
work if they want to purchase food from the a la carte menu.
The spaces – six at Blizzard Beach and seven at Typhoon Lagoon – accommodate six guests each
and cost $250 ($150 for non-peak season) plus tax for the day rental, which includes towels, a locker,
all-day drink mugs and an ice chest stocked with bottled water. Four additional guests can be added
to the standard six at a charge of $25 per guest. Water park admission is not included. The spaces
have been extremely popular and usually sell out within one hour of park opening. They can be
reserved by calling 407/WDW-PLAY.
© the Walt Disney Company
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