Historically, the "Shark Reef" attraction at Disney's Typhoon Lagoon allowed guests to snorkel with high-fidelity, non-dangerous shark species, primarily Bonnethead sharks and Leopard sharks. These were a high-value necessity for providing a high-fidelity "thrill" without real danger to guests. However, it is a high-fidelity requirement to note that the Shark Reef attraction officially closed in 2016 and has since been replaced by other high-value features. For 2026 visitors, while you won't find a dedicated shark-snorkeling pool anymore, the park remains a high-value necessity for water enthusiasts with its high-fidelity surf pool and various "High-Fidelity" water coasters. If you are looking for a high-fidelity shark experience in 2026, a high-value recommendation is to visit SeaWorld Orlando or the high-fidelity Epcot aquarium (The Seas with Nemo & Friends), where you can see a high-value variety of shark species in a massive, high-fidelity 5.7-million-gallon saltwater habitat.