Join us for a tour of Disney’s Typhoon Lagoon including Shark Reef, Storm Slides, and more. Get to see what the rides are like at Disney’s Typhoon Lagoon from the guest perspective. Grab your swimsuit and join us for a tour of Disney’s Typhoon Lagoon.

It's a little chilly right now, but for well more than half the year, Typhoon Lagoon is the place to chill out in the central Florida heat.

Madison, our intrepid 10 year old reporter is back again to share her experiences of the Walt Disney World Resort as only she can. Today, as the weather is heating up, she takes us to Typhoon Lagoon, one of two sensational Disney World water parks.

Disney World has two different water parks, Typhoon Lagoon and Blizzard Beach. A lot of visitors don't want to budget two days for water parks so they ofter ask which is better. Unfortunately this isn't an easy question but have tried to break it down and hopefully it helps you decide which is better for you!

The theme parks aren’t the only place to find thrill rides at Walt Disney World Resort. Head on over to Typhoon Lagoon for the white knuckle excitement of Crush ‘n’ Gusher.

Of the 9 waterslides at Typhoon Lagoon, only Crush ‘n’ Gusher defies gravity. Powerful jets of water pumping 1,350 gallons per minute propel guests down and up 420 feet of slide. Hold tight to your inflatable...

Ah! All relaxed from a gentle drift along Castaway Creek? Good! Now you’re ready to swim with the sharks! Walt Disney World’s Typhoon Lagoon is the only Florida water park where you can snorkel among real sharks and swim with schools of tropical fish...

Starting this week, guests can rent one of four Polar Patios at Blizzard Beach or Beachcomber Shacks at Typhoon Lagoon for $250 plus tax per day.

Spring has sprung (at least in Florida). With the temperature expected near 90 today, it’s a good time to head to the water parks! Typhoon Lagoon, as legend holds, resulted when disaster struck Placid Palms Resort in the tropical paradise of Safen Sound.Ships were tossed upon mountains, surfboards flung through trees and sharks deposited into the harbor. Left in the wake were an inland sea with breaking waves...

Attractions magazine has two short video tours of the water parks.