Disney’s Blizzard Beach is getting ready to reopen to Guests on March 7, 2021. First opened to the public on April 1, 1995, this spring will kick off Blizzard Beach’s 25th season. To celebrate, let’s look at some fun facts you may not have known about Disney’s water park with a surprising theme! Read more
With the first snowfall coming down in central Indiana as I type, I have never been more ready for a trip to Walt Disney World. This time around, we added the Water Park Fun and More option to our Park Hoppers. We will be visiting in September and I know from experience it will still be blazing hot down in Lake Buena Vista that time of year. What better time to try out the 2 Disney water parks on WDW property, Typhoon Lagoon and Blizzard Beach? I’ve never been and neither have my little boys, who will be 6 and 7 by then. So, what do the water parks have to offer our family? Today I’m sharing with you what I’ve learned so far about Typhoon Lagoon.
I haven’t quite booked our next Walt Disney World vacation yet, but I’m getting close and I am deep in the process of figuring out those big details…dates, resort, and ticket type. Since we are thinking about going in September next year, I’ve been thinking about the Water Park Fun & More option. The weather will still be blazing hot and it might be nice to spend more time in the water and off of the pavement. This Water Park Fun & More option has always been a little mysterious to me. It must be that vague “& More” add-on that throws me for a loop. What all is included in “More”?
One of the great things about visiting Walt Disney World is that for most of the year it is warm/hot enough to look for water fun to cool off (and the rest of the time, well you can still get in the water, but not necessarily to cool off…..). And of course, there are a number of other “water” things that won’t cool you off, but are lots of fun!
Here are 10 things you should do in Disney if you love being in or on the water! Some may get you wet, while others allow you to enjoy the water from a non-soaked point of view. 🙂
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Two weeks ago I discussed the education you can gain at the four major parks at Walt Disney World. Did anyone think about the places I’ve left out? Surely if you’ve been to Walt Disney World before you’ve noticed the attention to detail that they’ve put into every place on property. If you look deeper you’ll also see that there’s lessons to learn at all these places as well. Read more