Typhoon Lagoon Tickets in Orlando

Updated November 2026

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Short answer: A 1-Day Disney Water Park Ticket costs $79 for ages 10 and up and $69 for ages 3 to 9, before tax, at Disney's ticket store (checked October 22, 2026). A version with blockout dates is $69 and $59. The same ticket gets you into Typhoon Lagoon or Blizzard Beach, whichever is open. Right now Typhoon Lagoon is closed for refurbishment (since September 9, 2026) and Disney has announced it reopens January 27, 2027, so through late January your water park day will be at Blizzard Beach (Walt Disney World).

Typhoon Lagoon is one of Disney World's two water parks, and it's famous for North America's largest wave pool. In 2018 it drew about 2.27 million visitors, making it one of the most visited water parks in the world. Here's what tickets cost for 2026–2027, the cheapest ways to get in, and what to know before you go.

Is Typhoon Lagoon Open? (Late 2026 and 2027)

Not right now. Disney refurbishes each water park every year and staggers the closures so at least one is open (weather permitting).

• Typhoon Lagoon: closed for refurbishment since September 9, 2026. Disney announced it reopens January 27, 2027. Blizzard Beach stays open through January 26.
• Blizzard Beach: open, with hours around 10 AM to 5 PM on the dates we checked in October 2026.

If your heart is set on Typhoon Lagoon for a spring 2027 trip, it should be open by then — see our Typhoon Lagoon reopening date guide for seasonal pass prices and tips. Still check Disney's Typhoon Lagoon calendar about six weeks before you go.

Typhoon Lagoon Ticket Prices for 2026–2027

Water park admission is separate from a regular theme park ticket. A standard 1-day or Park Hopper ticket doesn't include the water parks. Here are your options (Disney's ticket store, before tax, checked October 22, 2026):

• 1-Day Water Park Ticket: $79 (ages 10+), $69 (ages 3–9).
• 1-Day Water Park Ticket with Blockout Dates: $69 (ages 10+), $59 (ages 3–9). Blockouts fall mainly in summer and early fall.
• Disney Water Parks Seasonal Pass: $89 (ages 10+), $83 (ages 3–9) plus tax, valid through May 15, 2027, with blockout dates. If you'll go twice, it beats two 1-day tickets.
• Water Park and Sports Option (on a base theme park ticket) or Park Hopper Plus Option (with park hopping): adds one "plus visit" for each ticket day, which you can use at a water park, Disney mini golf, Oak Trail golf or ESPN Wide World of Sports.

Kids under 3 are free. Some Disney pages still list older prices of $74 and $68, so go by the price you see at checkout.

How to Get Cheap Typhoon Lagoon Tickets

• Add water parks to a multi-day ticket. If you're buying a multi-day theme park ticket anyway, adding the Water Park and Sports Option (or Park Hopper Plus) often costs less than separate water park tickets. For example, on October 22, 2026, Undercover Tourist's adult 3-day base ticket started at $357.23 before tax, and the same ticket with the Water Park and Sports Option started at $431.78. That's about $75 more for three plus visits, compared with $79 for a single 1-day water park ticket. Prices vary by date. Authorized sellers like Undercover Tourist sell Disney World tickets with both options. It's worth comparing against Disney's price. Read whether Undercover Tourist is legit before you buy.
• Pick blockout-date tickets if you're visiting outside summer and early fall. They save $10 per ticket.
• Get the Seasonal Pass if you'll go more than once before May 15, 2027.
• Look for resident and military offers. Disney sometimes runs Florida resident and military ticket deals. Check Disney's site for current offers.
• Bundle it in a package. A vacation package with hotel and tickets can be a better value than buying everything separately. Our Disney World discount tickets guide and Disney on a budget guide have more ways to save.

Typhoon Lagoon or Blizzard Beach?

When both are open, Typhoon Lagoon is the better pick for families who love a wave pool and a long lazy river. Blizzard Beach is better for thrill-seekers who want big slides like Summit Plummet. Your water park ticket works at either one, so you can pick on the day. Until Typhoon Lagoon reopens, Blizzard Beach is your only Disney water park option.

Typhoon Lagoon Rides and Attractions

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The park is built around the wave pool, with Castaway Creek looping around the outside. When it reopens, these are the attractions Disney lists:

• Typhoon Lagoon Surf Pool: Disney calls it North America's largest wave pool, with up to 6-foot waves on a cycle. Watch a set from the beach before sending little ones in.
• Castaway Creek: a 2,000-foot lazy river with five places to get on and off. It's also an easy way to get around the park.
• Crush 'n' Gusher: a water coaster where jets push your raft uphill (48 inches minimum).
• Humunga Kowabunga: enclosed body slides with a five-story drop (48 inches minimum).
• Miss Adventure Falls: a family raft ride with no height requirement.
• Keelhaul Falls, Mayday Falls and Gangplank Falls: tube and family raft rides on Mount Mayday. Mayday Falls has been listed as closed in 2026, so check Disney's attraction list before you go.
• Storm Slides: three body slides through the mountain.
• Ketchakiddee Creek and Bay Slides: kids' areas. Ketchakiddee Creek is for kids 48 inches and under, and Bay Slides for guests 60 inches and under.

Is Shark Reef still open? No. Shark Reef closed for good in 2016, and Miss Adventure Falls took its place.

Watch our Typhoon Lagoon Water Park and Rope Drop at Typhoon Lagoon videos, and find more on the Fun Park Go YouTube channel.

Surf Lessons, Cabanas and Extras

Disney runs separate surf sessions in the wave pool outside regular park hours. They cost extra and aren't offered while the park is closed. Disney's surfing page says to check back in 2027. You can also rent lockers, umbrellas and private cabanas. Towels and life jackets are free.

Planning Your Typhoon Lagoon Day

• Plan for 4 to 6 hours. Most families are done well before closing, so pair it with a pool afternoon or a quiet evening.
• Arrive at opening. Lines for the slides are shortest and lounge chairs are easiest to find in the first hour or two.
• Watch the weather. Florida afternoon storms close slides fast, and Disney can close a water park for weather with little notice.
• Swimwear rules: no zippers, buckles, rivets or exposed metal on attractions. Kids in diapers need swim diapers.
• Bring water shoes for hot pavement, and plenty of sunscreen.

Getting to Typhoon Lagoon

Standard parking at Disney's water parks is free, first come, first served. That's a nice break from the theme park parking fee. If you're staying at a Disney Resort hotel, free Disney buses serve the water parks, though some routes may require a transfer, so check My Disney Experience for your resort. Typhoon Lagoon is also close to Disney Springs.

Food at Typhoon Lagoon

Typhoon Lagoon has only quick-service food, including Typhoon Tilly's, Leaning Palms and Happy Landings Ice Cream. Menus change, so check Disney's site when the park reopens. You're allowed to bring your own food and a cooler. Disney's water park rules ban glass, alcohol and loose or dry ice, but reusable ice packs are fine. Lockers are available for your bags.

Typhoon Lagoon FAQ

How much are Typhoon Lagoon tickets?

$79 for ages 10 and up and $69 for ages 3 to 9, before tax, at Disney's ticket store on October 22, 2026. Blockout-date tickets are $69 and $59. Kids under 3 are free.

Is Typhoon Lagoon open in November, December and January?

Not in late 2026. It closed for refurbishment on September 9, 2026, and reopens January 27, 2027. Blizzard Beach is the open Disney water park until then.

Can I use a Typhoon Lagoon ticket at Blizzard Beach?

Yes. Disney sells one water park ticket that works at whichever water park is open.

Do regular Disney World tickets include Typhoon Lagoon?

No. You need a separate water park ticket, or a theme park ticket with the Water Park and Sports Option or Park Hopper Plus Option.

Is parking free at Typhoon Lagoon?

Yes. Standard parking at Disney's water parks is free.

Can you bring food into Typhoon Lagoon?

Yes. Coolers and outside food are allowed, but no glass, alcohol, or loose or dry ice.

Plan Your Disney World Water Park Day

Want a trip with a water park day built in? Fun Park Go has planned Disney vacations since 2010, and our planning is free. We'll help you decide whether the Water Park and Sports Option is worth it for your family and fit it into your park days. Request your free Disney World quote. Prefer to book yourself? You can browse Funjet theme park vacation packages online.

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