What is the best day to do Typhoon Lagoon?

The best time to go to Typhoon Lagoon is on a weekday. However, if the weekend is your only option I recommend arriving 30 minutes before the park's opening time. It's important to pay attention to park hours and do some research on this prior to your visit. The water parks have shorter hours than the theme parks.



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Typhoon Lagoon, like all water parks, limits the number of guests who can be on a slide at any one time. That makes for long lines for most of the day. We've got a special one-day touring plan for Typhoon Lagoon that gets you to as much of the park as possible during your visit.

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  • Least crowded day of the season: Opening day.
  • Least crowded days of the week:: Mondays, followed by Sundays and Tuesdays.
  • Least crowded month: April.
  • Most crowded month: July.
  • Most crowded day of the week: Saturday.
  • Good value: Arrive before noon or even when the park opens to spend more time when lines are shorter.


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Save yourself a lot of time in line and plan your Lagoon Day for a Tuesday, Wednesday, or Thursday. Lagoon has no Fastpass or Skip-the-Line options, so it pays to arrive early and pick days with lighter crowds if you don't want to wait long for Cannibal and other popular rides.

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Typhoon Lagoon generally does not close for rain, even if it is heavy. The good news is that Guests can usually continue to enjoy pools and slides in the rain, as long as there isn't lightning in the area. If there is, Guests will be asked to exit all water areas.

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Typhoon Lagoon, a tropical paradise-themed water park on the resort's sprawling property, is definitely worth visiting on a long Disney World vacation. Along with its attractions and wave pool, Typhoon Lagoon is home to solid food and beverage options and a fun late-night dance party.

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The two water parks differ in their ownership, but the major difference between Typhoon Lagoon and Volcano Bay is the attractions. Volcano Bay, which is a Universal park, favors more thrilling attractions, with several large water slides. Typhoon Lagoon in Disney World is geared more toward a relaxing experience.

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Bring your own towels It may not occur to you to bring your own towels, after all, water parks in Orlando will certainly have their own, right? Well, yes and no. At Typhoon Lagoon they do have towels to rent. You're required to make a non-refundable payment in order to take them.

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Dress Code Jeans (denim) and wetsuits (neoprene) are not permitted on the following attractions at Disney's Typhoon Lagoon water park: Bay Slides, Humunga Kowabunga, Ketchakiddee Creek and Storm Slides. For safety, diaper-age children must wear plastic pants or swim diapers in pool areas.

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Typhoon Lagoon and the weather The water at Typhoon Lagoon is heated, making the park a good choice to visit during most days of the year; however, during inclement weather or if an extended bout of cold temperatures are predicted, Disney will close the water parks.

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With all that is available to guests at Typhoon Lagoon, it makes sense to plan for an entire day of exploring all of the slides, rides, and dining locations.

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Be sure to follow the dress code. For diaper-age swimmers, suit up with plastic pants or swim diapers in pool areas. You can wear water shoes around the park and on most attractions (Cast Members will let you know if you need to remove your shoes to ride a particular attraction).

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You might be wondering: can you bring food into Disney's Typhoon Lagoon? If you like to be extra-prepared, you can pack your own drinks and snacks. Small coolers are allowed, with no loose ice, dry ice, glass bottles or alcohol.

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When you are ready for some shade in your own mini oasis, you can reserve a Typhoon Lagoon Umbrella, complete with lounge chairs, a table, and towels. There is a fee for this service that varies by season. The current cost is listed as $40-$70 plus tax and is subject to change.

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Bags. The big roller coasters have free lockers (for 30 minutes) that you can put a backpack in while you ride. Mom likes to wear a belt bag/fanny pack. She can wear this on all the rides, and she can keep her phone, keys, and sunglasses inside on the big rides.

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Its Roller Coaster was introduced during the 1920s, now one of the oldest operating wooden coasters in the world. After the park closed for four years during World War II, it was purchased by Robert E. Freed, whose family still owns the park to this day.

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