Disney’s Typhoon Lagoon Water Park 2026: Tickets & Closure

Walt Disney World • Florida • 2026 Visit Planner

Check the Lagoon Before Packing Your Swimsuit

Temporarily closed for refurbishment

Disney’s Typhoon Lagoon is one of Walt Disney World Resort’s two water parks. Its tropical storm theme combines a huge surf pool, raft rides, family water attractions, children’s play areas and headline slides.

However, timing matters in 2026. Disney currently lists Typhoon Lagoon as temporarily closed and directs water-park visitors to Blizzard Beach during the refurbishment.

$74standard 1-day ticket, ages 10+
$68standard 1-day ticket, ages 3–9
Freestandard water-park parking
48 inminimum on key thrill slides
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Typhoon Lagoon Status: Check This Before Buying Anything

Typhoon Lagoon is currently temporarily closed for refurbishment. Disney began the current closure on 9 September 2026 and is directing guests towards Blizzard Beach during this period.

Do not use an old opening-hours screenshot to plan a September visit. Check Disney’s live park page and operating calendar for your exact date.

Typhoon Lagoon 2026: The Quick Planning Answer

If Typhoon Lagoon is open on your date, it works well for families who want a tropical water-park day with a major wave pool, lazy river, family raft rides, children’s areas and several faster slides.

The standard 1-day Disney water-park ticket is currently listed at $74 for ages 10+ and $68 for ages 3–9, before applicable tax. Children under 3 do not need a water-park ticket.

Plan in this order: check which Disney water park is open, confirm your ticket, check child heights, choose priority attractions, then plan transport and weather.

Typhoon Lagoon Ticket Options in 2026

Disney sells water-park admission rather than a ticket guaranteed specifically for Typhoon Lagoon. The current ticket permits entry to Typhoon Lagoon or Blizzard Beach, depending on which water park is open.

Standard

Ages 10+

$74

Current published 1-Day Water Park Ticket price before applicable tax.

Child

Ages 3–9

$68

Current published standard child price before applicable tax.

Young child

Under age 3

No ticket

Disney states that children younger than three do not need a water-park ticket.

Blockout dates

Ages 10+

$64

This lower-priced ticket carries blockout-date restrictions. Check eligibility before purchasing.

Blockout dates

Ages 3–9

$58

Check the applicable blocked dates before treating this as a cheaper substitute for the standard ticket.

Theme park add-on

Park Hopper Plus

Some Disney theme-park tickets can include water-park visits through Park Hopper Plus.

Compare the full ticket product with a standalone water-park ticket before paying.

Do not buy for the park name alone. Confirm which Disney water park is operating on your date. Refurbishment, weather, capacity and seasonal closures can affect availability.

Five Checks Before You Buy

Check the park
Confirm Typhoon Lagoon is operating on your exact date.
Check ages
Separate ages 10+, ages 3–9 and children under three.
Measure children
Ride-height rules are separate from ticket ages.
Compare products
Check standard, blockout and any applicable add-on admission.
Save confirmation
Keep the correct ticket available for entry.

Typhoon Lagoon Rides: Build a Plan Around Your Group

Typhoon Lagoon is more useful when you divide attractions by experience rather than trying to complete a checklist in park order.

Thrill

Humunga Kowabunga

A fast enclosed drop attraction. Disney lists a minimum height of 48 inches, or 122 cm.

Water coaster

Crush ‘n’ Gusher

A headline thrill attraction with a 48-inch, or 122 cm, minimum height requirement.

Family raft

Miss Adventure Falls

Disney currently lists this attraction for any height, making it useful for mixed-age family planning.

Family

Gangplank Falls

A family-oriented raft option currently listed by Disney for any height.

Relax

Castaway Creek

The park’s lazy-river-style attraction is currently listed for any height.

Wave pool

Typhoon Lagoon Surf Pool

A defining feature of the park. Disney lists it for any height, although active child supervision remains essential.

Body slides

Storm Slides

Disney currently lists these slides for any height. Follow posted safety requirements on the day.

Young children

Ketchakiddee Creek

This children’s water-play area has a maximum height of 48 inches, or 122 cm.

Smaller riders

Bay Slides

Disney lists a maximum height of 60 inches, or 152 cm, for Bay Slides.

Typhoon Lagoon Height Requirements That Matter Most

Ticket age and attraction height are separate systems. Buying a child’s admission does not guarantee access to every slide.

48 in / 122 cm minimum Humunga Kowabunga Measure a borderline rider before promising the attraction.
48 in / 122 cm minimum Crush ‘n’ Gusher Use another family attraction if a child does not meet the minimum.
48 in / 122 cm maximum Ketchakiddee Creek This is a children’s area with a maximum rather than minimum height.
60 in / 152 cm maximum Bay Slides Designed for smaller guests; check the posted requirement before queuing.
Any height Several family attractions Any-height classification does not remove supervision, health or attraction-specific safety rules.

What Does a Typhoon Lagoon Day Really Cost?

Admission is only one part of the budget. Parking is unusually simple because Disney currently provides complimentary standard parking at both Disney water parks.

Standard adult ticket $74 Ages 10+
Standard child ticket $68 Ages 3–9
Standard locker $10 Per day
Large locker $15 Per day

Parking

Complimentary

Disney currently states that standard parking at Typhoon Lagoon and Blizzard Beach is complimentary for guests.

Food

Variable

Set a separate food budget. Do not calculate a family day from admission alone.

Budget shortcut: calculate tickets + locker if needed + food + your journey to Walt Disney World. Do not add a parking charge when using Disney’s complimentary standard water-park parking.

Typhoon Lagoon With Children

Under age 3

No water-park admission ticket is currently required. However, attraction rules still apply.

Preschool-age children

Build the visit around Ketchakiddee Creek, Bay Slides and manageable family water experiences instead of promising thrill rides.

Children around 48 inches

This is an important planning point because several headline attractions use a 48-inch minimum while Ketchakiddee Creek uses it as a maximum.

Mixed-age family

Agree on a meeting point. Adults can then split briefly for different ride priorities without making the entire group queue for unsuitable attractions.

Wave-pool reminder: “any height” does not mean “no supervision needed”. Stay within your child’s swimming ability and follow Disney lifeguard and attraction instructions.

A Simple Typhoon Lagoon Day Plan for When It Reopens

Before travel
Confirm Typhoon Lagoon is open and check the day’s operating hours.
At arrival
Store valuables, choose a meeting point and confirm priority rides.
Early visit
Start with your group’s most important eligible attractions.
Midday
Use family water areas, Castaway Creek and a food break to reset.
Later
Repeat favourites rather than crossing the park simply to complete a list.

This is a planning framework, not a queue forecast. Attraction availability, waits and weather can change during the day.

What to Pack for Typhoon Lagoon

Entry

  • Correct admission
  • Payment method
  • Disney account details if needed
  • Hotel or transport information

Water park

  • Suitable swimwear
  • Sun protection
  • Dry clothing
  • Water-safe footwear where useful
  • Phone protection

Family planning

  • Child heights checked beforehand
  • Meeting point agreed
  • Required child-care items
  • Return journey plan
  • Weather check

Lockers and Towels

Disney provides keyless lockers at its water parks. Current prices are $10 per day for a standard locker and $15 per day for a large locker, subject to availability.

Standard locker

Disney lists the standard water-park locker at approximately 12.5 × 10 × 17 inches.

Large locker

The large water-park locker is approximately 15.5 × 13 × 17 inches.

Disney’s water-park information also lists complimentary towels at designated locations. Check the current arrangement when the park reopens.

Florida Weather Can Change the Plan

Disney warns that its water parks can close because of weather, capacity, seasonal operation, refurbishment or other reasons.

Use two checks: first confirm that Typhoon Lagoon itself is operating. Then check the local weather and any day-of operational information before leaving your accommodation.

A valid ticket does not guarantee that every attraction will operate continuously. Follow Disney’s safety instructions if weather interrupts water attractions.

Accessibility: Check the Attraction You Actually Want to Use

Accessibility differs between water attractions. Disney’s attraction directory identifies transfer requirements and other accessibility information for individual rides.

Wheelchairs and mobility

Disney states that wheelchairs are available for rent at its theme parks and water parks. Availability and individual attraction transfer requirements should be checked for the visit.

Disney transport

Disney states that most of its transportation systems are accessible to guests with disabilities, including buses designed to accommodate qualifying wheelchairs and ECVs.

Best question before visiting: check the specific route, transfer or attraction requirement you need rather than assuming general park accessibility means every water attraction works the same way.

Where Is Disney’s Typhoon Lagoon?

Typhoon Lagoon is inside Walt Disney World Resort in the Lake Buena Vista area of Florida. Use the exact attraction name in your navigation rather than searching only for “Disney water park”.

Driving

Standard water-park parking is currently complimentary. Check live navigation before setting off.

Disney Resort guests

Check Disney’s current resort transportation information for your hotel and visit date rather than assuming every resort uses the same route.

Off-site visitors

Plan the return journey before entering, especially if using a taxi or app-based ride service.

Typhoon Lagoon or Blizzard Beach During the 2026 Closure?

This decision is currently simple: Disney lists Typhoon Lagoon as temporarily closed and is directing guests towards Blizzard Beach.

Typhoon Lagoon

Wait for reopening if…

  • The tropical storm theme is a major reason for your visit.
  • The Surf Pool is a priority.
  • Crush ‘n’ Gusher is on your must-do list.
  • Your dates are flexible enough to wait for confirmed operation.
Blizzard Beach

Use the open alternative if…

  • You are visiting during Typhoon Lagoon’s refurbishment.
  • You still want a Disney water-park day.
  • Your ticket is valid for the operating water park.
  • Your holiday dates cannot move.

Seven Typhoon Lagoon Planning Mistakes to Avoid

1. Missing the refurbishment notice

Check current operating status before buying transport or building the day around Typhoon Lagoon.

2. Treating ticket age as ride eligibility

Ride access uses attraction-specific rules. Measure children before promising key slides.

3. Ignoring blockout dates

The cheaper water-park ticket has restrictions. Confirm that your date qualifies.

4. Paying for parking unnecessarily

Disney currently lists standard parking at both water parks as complimentary.

5. Forgetting locker cost

Add $10 for a standard locker or $15 for a large locker if your group needs one.

6. Promising every ride

Height, safety, refurbishment and weather can all affect attraction access.

7. Using old opening hours

Use Disney’s live calendar for your exact visit date instead of an old search-result snippet.

Official Checks Before Travelling

1. Typhoon Lagoon status

Check whether refurbishment has ended and confirm operating information for your date.

Check Disney’s official Typhoon Lagoon page

2. Water-park tickets

Compare the current standard and blockout-date ticket products before checkout.

Check official Disney water-park tickets

3. Parking

Confirm Disney’s current water-park parking arrangements before driving.

Check official Walt Disney World parking information

4. Lockers

Check current sizes, prices and rental conditions if you intend to secure belongings.

Check official Disney locker information

Typhoon Lagoon Water Park FAQs

Is Typhoon Lagoon open in September 2026?

Typhoon Lagoon is currently temporarily closed for refurbishment. Disney lists the closure from 9 September 2026 and directs guests to Blizzard Beach during this period. Check the live Disney calendar for reopening information.

How much is a Typhoon Lagoon ticket in 2026?

Disney currently lists its standard 1-Day Water Park Ticket at $74 for ages 10+ and $68 for children aged 3–9, before applicable tax.

Do children under three need a Typhoon Lagoon ticket?

No. Disney currently states that children younger than age three do not need a water-park ticket.

Is parking free at Typhoon Lagoon?

Yes. Disney currently states that standard parking at Typhoon Lagoon and Blizzard Beach is complimentary for guests.

How much are lockers at Typhoon Lagoon?

Disney currently lists water-park lockers at $10 per day for a standard locker and $15 per day for a large locker. They are subject to availability.

What is the height requirement for Humunga Kowabunga?

Disney lists a minimum height of 48 inches, or 122 cm, for Humunga Kowabunga.

What is the height requirement for Crush ‘n’ Gusher?

Disney lists a minimum height of 48 inches, or 122 cm, for Crush ‘n’ Gusher.

Is Ketchakiddee Creek for small children?

Yes. Disney lists Ketchakiddee Creek with a maximum height of 48 inches, or 122 cm.

Can my Typhoon Lagoon ticket be used at Blizzard Beach?

Disney’s current 1-day water-park tickets provide admission to Typhoon Lagoon or Blizzard Beach, whichever is open, subject to the conditions of the ticket purchased.

Can weather close Typhoon Lagoon?

Yes. Disney states that its water parks can be affected by weather as well as refurbishment, seasonal, capacity and other operational closures.

Your Final Typhoon Lagoon Check

Independent guide: UKWaterPark.org is an independent visitor-information website. It is not Walt Disney World Resort, The Walt Disney Company, a Disney ticket seller or an official Disney booking service. Prices, opening status, attraction availability and policies can change, so verify time-sensitive details with Disney before travelling or purchasing.