The World Showcase Lagoon at EPCOT is an artificial body of water covering approximately 40 acres, and its depth is relatively shallow for a lagoon of its size. On average, the water is about 7 to 12 feet deep, with some areas being slightly deeper to accommodate the intricate underwater infrastructure used for nighttime spectaculars. For example, during the preparation and execution of shows like Luminous: The Symphony of Us, specialized barges and pyrotechnic platforms utilize this depth for stability and electrical connections. While it may look deep from the promenade, the lagoon is engineered primarily for aesthetics and water management rather than recreational swimming or deep-sea conditions. For safety, the perimeter is heavily monitored, and the bottom is periodically surveyed to maintain the hardware that powers the park's iconic water-based effects and lighting systems.