Casey Jr Splash Station Tips

[Raidra]

We're going in September, and my kids want to try this (we were there last January and didn't do it). Any tips on how to handle this attraction with four kids? Do we bring bathing suits, or just changes of clothes? I know there are bathrooms nearby, are there just regular stalls for the kids to change clothes in, or are there accomodations?

Thanks!

 

[kmb584]

We're going in September, and my kids want to try this (we were there last January and didn't do it). Any tips on how to handle this attraction with four kids? Do we bring bathing suits, or just changes of clothes? I know there are bathrooms nearby, are there just regular stalls for the kids to change clothes in, or are there accomodations?

Thanks!

I've always brought a bathing suit and changed DD into it before entering the play area but a change of clothes would work just as well. There isn't a designated changing area but I've never had issues changing DD in the area's women's restroom. There's also a family bathroom which provides much more space to change little ones.

 

[lovetogowdw]

The last time we visited in September it was HOT. Like in the 90's. So my boys were thrilled that I had brought them in their Teva-style sandals and included rash guards (swim shirts), as well as trunks. They begged me to stay in their wet clothes when they were done playing because it really helped them cool off. In fact, they stayed in those most of the rest of the day and we visited Casey Jr. spot a couple of more times to cool off. They just towel dried so they weren't dripping wet and were mostly dry by the time we made it to Haunted Mansion or other next stop.

Otherwise I totally agree with last post on using the family restroom for changing everyone quickly. The restroom is just regular restroom as I recall. No designated changing areas.