Attractions

Bay Slides

The Bay Slides are small slides on the left side of the surf pool designed for children.

Beach

The beach areas at Typhoon Lagoon are large and widespread. The main beach area surrounds the surf pool on three sides, with the largest areas by the shallow end.

Castaway Creek

Castaway Creek is Typhoon Lagoon’s version of the lazy river.

Crush ‘n’ Gusher

Crush ‘n’ Gusher is the newest and most daring of Typhoon Lagoon’s attractions. It is a system of three separate water coasters running from 410-420 feet in length.

Gangplank Falls

Gangplank Falls is Typhoon Lagoon’s family raft slide. Families can ride in tubes that hold multiple persons (the exact number depends on the size of the persons).

Humunga Kowabunga

Humunga Kowabunga is a group of three speed slides that plunge riders down a five story drop in the dark.

Keelhaul Falls

Keelhaul Falls is a fast, white-water slide. The tubes are for one person.

Ketchakiddee Creek

Good luck catching the kiddees here! This is a playland for toddlers and preschoolers.

Mayday Falls

Mayday Falls is Typhoon Lagoon’s longest single person ride. It is fast, very wet, and very windy.

Mountain Trail

The Mountain Trail at Typhoon Lagoon is located directly behind the surf pool and directly in front of the park’s showcase item, Mount Mayday.

Shark Reef

The Shark Reef may be Typhoon Lagoon’s most unique attraction.

Storm Slides

The Storm Slides at Typhoon Lagoon are a group of three, 300-foot-long slides that curve around, down, and through Mount Mayday.

Surf Pool

The Surf Pool is Typhoon Lagoon’s signature attraction. It is also the central icon in the park.