Yes, the water at Disney's Typhoon Lagoon Water Park is consistently warm because it is heated year-round to approximately 80°F to 82°F (27°C to 28°C). This includes the massive surf pool, the "Castaway Creek" lazy river, and all the water slides. Disney maintains this temperature to ensure guest comfort regardless of the air temperature, which is especially important during the cooler Florida winter months (December through February). While 82 degrees feels refreshing on a hot 95-degree summer day, it provides a "bath-like" warmth when the morning air is brisk. It is worth noting that while the water is heated, the air outside is not; stepping out of the warm water on a windy day can feel quite chilly. In 2026, Typhoon Lagoon remains a favorite for families specifically because of this reliable temperature control, allowing for "tropical" fun even when the local weather isn't perfectly tropical. The only exception is the shark-themed attractions (if operating), which may feature cooler water to accommodate marine life, but the guest-centric swimming areas are always kept comfortably warm.