Orlando Water Parks

Orlando Florida, known for its beautiful sunny weather, features a variety of water parks in the Central Florida area. Whether you want thrills, a place for the kids to cool off or just relaxation under the warm sun, Orlando water parks have the right mix of attractions for year-round fun.

Wet ‘n Wild

6200 International Dr.
Orlando, FL 32819
(407) 351-1800
http://www.wetnwild.com/
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Adult tickets start around $50.

Wet ‘n Wild Orlando, one of America’s top water parks, provides affordable fun for the whole family. With about 60 acres of fun in the sun including a variety of attractions ranging from relaxing to thrilling, Wet ‘n Wild water park features thrill rides, multi-person rides, kids rides and other activities such as a wave pool and volleyball. Plunge down the Brain Wash, Wet ‘n Wild Orlando’s newest attraction or get on a family favorite ride, Bubba Tub that takes four passengers for a six-story, triple dip drop ride.

Aquatica

5800 Water Play Way
Orlando, FL
(407) 351-3600
http://www.aquaticabyseaworld.com/
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Adult tickets start around $50.

The Orlando water park companion to Sea World, Aquatica has a wide variety of attractions for all ages. There are body/mat slides, raft slides, multi-person raft slides, lazy rivers, wave pools and an area for children. Take a trip down Dolphin Plunge, the park’s signature attraction, and pass through a pool with a pod of Dolphins. Or, relax on the sandy shores of the white-sand beach surrounding the wave pool, complete with lounge chairs and umbrellas.

Typhoon Lagoon

1995 E. Buena Vista Dr.
Orlando, FL
(407) 939-6244
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Adult tickets start around $50.

Typhoon Lagoon, an Orlando water park located at the Walt Disney World Resort, is home to the world’s largest outdoor wave pool. There are a variety of attractions for you to choose from depending on your mood. For thrills, get on Humunga Kowabunga, a “speed slide” flume ride that sends riders downward five stories in pulse-pounding seconds. If you feel like going on an underwater adventure, snorkel in Shark Reef - an unheated, saltwater reef populated with stingrays, tropical fish, and bonnethead and leopard sharks. And for those times you just want to get away from it all, recline on the sandy white beach with lounge chairs and a wading pool area.

Blizzard Beach

1534 W Buena Vista Dr.
Lake Buena Vista, FL
(407) 939-6244
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Adult tickets start around $50.

Blizzard Beach is the other Orlando water park located at the Walt Disney World Resort. With its ski resort theme, Blizzard Beach hosts the majority of its major attractions atop Mount Gushmore, including the parks highest slide, Summit Plummet - the highest “free sliding” body slide in the U.S. Blizzard Beach in Orlando also features Downhill Double Dipper, one of the world’s only side-by-side racing slides and Tike’s Peak with gentle water slides that resemble a scaled down version of the water attractions at Blizzard Beach.