Typhoon Lagoon.
It’s hard to think of something that could top a relaxing day at the beach. What could be more enjoyable than paradise? Disney’s Typhoon Lagoon has a mix of everything. From a slide that weaves through a tropical Haven, or a beach that has 10+ foot waves. This place does the trick for anyone who is looking for a little bit more than a typical day at the beach.
The “Lore” behind the park is as follows: A hurricane-of-all-hurricanes came through Florida and trashed a fishing town in the middle of a 56 acre paradise. This store threw wood through rocks, surfboards in trees, and a fishing boat on top of a volcanic water Geyser. Miss Tilly (the shrimp boat) was just headed out of Safen Sound Harbor when he hurricane hit. The swells sent her 200 feet in the air and down on top of the mountain. Every half an hour or so, the geyser goes off in protest of the heavy boat on its head. This uproar sends water 50 feet in the air and onto unsuspecting guests.
The amount of things to do in this park are endless. There are over 10 slides, 4 or 5 tube rides, and multiple “chill” rides including a lazy river, nature hike, and overlook. This makes this park an all day affair for anyone interested in a little fun in the sun.
The thing that makes Typhoon Lagoon unique is the first ever, all new WaterCoaster. This is one of the biggest thrills Typhoon Lagoon has to offer. The water ride meets roller coaster combo has a different feel that Disney has been able to produce for their guests. It’s got the same dynamics as a roller coaster, but its also got the water ride qualities. Drops and twists and tunnels compose this new ride and it does not disappoint.
On other thrills, guests can plunge 300 feet on the storm slides or slip through caverns and waterfalls on Mayday Falls. Another unique prop that Typhoon Lagoon offers is a snorkel cove. This is unique in that the tank includes sharks and rays and they will provide you with the equipment to see.
This is an exclusively Disney park. That means that you are sure to have a great time. The heart of this park is the theme. A tropical paradise is everyone’s dream and Disney does not disappoint. Be sure to take at least one day of your vacation to enjoy this one.
The “Lore” behind the park is as follows: A hurricane-of-all-hurricanes came through Florida and trashed a fishing town in the middle of a 56 acre paradise. This store threw wood through rocks, surfboards in trees, and a fishing boat on top of a volcanic water Geyser. Miss Tilly (the shrimp boat) was just headed out of Safen Sound Harbor when he hurricane hit. The swells sent her 200 feet in the air and down on top of the mountain. Every half an hour or so, the geyser goes off in protest of the heavy boat on its head. This uproar sends water 50 feet in the air and onto unsuspecting guests.
The amount of things to do in this park are endless. There are over 10 slides, 4 or 5 tube rides, and multiple “chill” rides including a lazy river, nature hike, and overlook. This makes this park an all day affair for anyone interested in a little fun in the sun.
The thing that makes Typhoon Lagoon unique is the first ever, all new WaterCoaster. This is one of the biggest thrills Typhoon Lagoon has to offer. The water ride meets roller coaster combo has a different feel that Disney has been able to produce for their guests. It’s got the same dynamics as a roller coaster, but its also got the water ride qualities. Drops and twists and tunnels compose this new ride and it does not disappoint.
On other thrills, guests can plunge 300 feet on the storm slides or slip through caverns and waterfalls on Mayday Falls. Another unique prop that Typhoon Lagoon offers is a snorkel cove. This is unique in that the tank includes sharks and rays and they will provide you with the equipment to see.
This is an exclusively Disney park. That means that you are sure to have a great time. The heart of this park is the theme. A tropical paradise is everyone’s dream and Disney does not disappoint. Be sure to take at least one day of your vacation to enjoy this one.
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