Interactive fountains in WDW...

[lillykat]

We are going to take DD for her first trip to WDW - DD LOVES going in the fountains at our local pool and I know if she sees them she will want to go in them so I want to be prepared for them with change of clothes etc. We are going the end of Sept so I know it will still be pretty hot.

Are they in all the parks or only Epcot and MK? Any pictures of them?

TIA!!!

 

[yulilin3]

Interactive fountains are in MK at Ariel's Grotto and Toontown by Donald's boat. At Epcot in between Future World and Worldshowcase and another smaller one by Mission Space. At DHS there aren't any but you can still get wet at Honey I shrunk the Kids playground. At Animal Kingdom there a "water feture" for a lack of a better term. Water sprouting out of 2 walls near the exit to Kali river Rapids.
At Downtonw DIsney next to the Toy Store and the Piun Store there's a big area of water fountain and also a smaller one next to the Art of D
isney Store.
I recommend always having at least an extra t-shirt and maybe a small towel with you.

 

[Smile4Me]

over by the Imagination Pavilion in Epcot there are jumping fountains....you don't really get wet by them. But they are mezmerising, cause you never know where they are going to go! Me and my sisters use to sit and watch them forever when we went when we were little!

 

[matthew_hull]

Isn't there a "water feature" thing by Jungle Cruise? And I'm not thinking of the spitting camel -- some tikis, I think.

Also, I will add on to the recommendation that you be sure to bring extra undergarments if you expect anyone to get wet. Nothing worse than traipsing around wet.

Interactive fountains are in MK at Ariel's Grotto and Toontown by Donald's boat. At Epcot in between Future World and Worldshowcase and another smaller one by Mission Space. At DHS there aren't any but you can still get wet at Honey I shrunk the Kids playground. At Animal Kingdom there a "water feture" for a lack of a better term. Water sprouting out of 2 walls near the exit to Kali river Rapids.
At Downtonw DIsney next to the Toy Store and the Piun Store there's a big area of water fountain and also a smaller one next to the Art of D
isney Store.
I recommend always having at least an extra t-shirt and maybe a small towel with you.

 

[lillykat]

Thank you - she is 15 months so I was thinking extra diapers and a few outfits like some of her onesies that have skirts (they look like dresses but are basically onesies) or her disney rompers - very easy to change her out of if they get all wet.

Anyone have photos of the areas mentioned?

 

[jillyb]

Here's the dancing fountains at Epcot:

As you can see, it IS possible to get wet.

This is in the MK, near Space Mountain. I think it's called Cool Spot.

 

[lillykat]

Thanks! I have been to WDW several times but without kids so I never paid attention to any of them (other than the jumping ones you posted)

 

[troobabiee7]

The one at Downtown disney is great. Definitely check it out!

 

[matthew_hull]

This is what I was refering to. (Thanks/apologies to Jenvenza)

http://www.disboards.com/showpost.php?p=26230031

Isn't there a "water feature" thing by Jungle Cruise? And I'm not thinking of the spitting camel -- some tikis, I think.

 

[Stargazer]

Here are a few shots of the Epcot fountains that DD spent an hour playing in. As you can see, she got REALLLLLY wet:

 

[lillykat]

ohhhhh looks like fun!