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Three Must-Do’s For Tweens at Disney’s Typhoon Lagoon Water Park

Allison Montgomery

by , Public Relations Manager, Walt Disney World Resort

It’s spring break time, which means more time for new adventures, fun in the sun and being one step closer to summer vacation. And if there are adventurous tweens in your family, then you will want to add a stop at Disney’s Typhoon Lagoon to your spring break must-do list.

With so much to explore at Typhoon Lagoon, there’s a lot of ways for everyone in the family to enjoy this tropical paradise—from snorkeling, to the wave pool, to grabbing a bite to eat. For tweens, there are three attractions perfect for them to experience on their own or with the rest of the fam:

  1. Crush ‘n’ Gusher. This wild, roller-coaster-like raft ride is perfect for thrill-seekers and tweens can ride with friends or go solo.

Crush 'n' Gusher Raft Ride at Disney's Typhoon Lagoon Water Park at Walt Disney World

  1. Castaway Creek. Tweens can grab an inner tube and chill out on this 2,000-foot-long lazy river that winds around the park.

Castaway Creek Lazy River at Disney's Typhoon Lagoon Water Park at Walt Disney World

  1. Humunga Kowabunga. Big kids can take a big plunge on this speed slide that zooms downhill in the dark, dropping five stories!

Humunga Kowabunga Speed Slide at Disney's Typhoon Lagoon Water Park at Walt Disney World

For more information about planning a trip to Disney’s Typhoon Lagoon and the rest of Walt Disney World Resort with your tween, be sure to check out DisneyWorld.com/Tweens.

Comments

  • Absolutely love Typhoon Lagoon. Had so much fun here. The wave and swimming with the Sharks. ??
    What’s the trick for surfing the wave on your elbows & stomach.

  • My tween would love all of these – so fun!

    • That’s great to hear! Have fun exploring.

  • I love Typhoon Lagoon!! The attention to detail with the theme is amazing. And on hot days, Typhoon Lagoon has a myriad number of ways to get wet. 🙂

  • I love this waterpark, it’s very easy to spend a whole day here. With it closing at 5pm and it’s proximity to AK, I think it might fit perfectly with the new nighttime activities there. If they would announce the schedules I could say that with certainty.

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