Lazy type river at a resort?

[BabyPiglet]

Is there a lazy type river at any of the resorts, and if so which one and do you have any pictures of it.

Thank you, my mother swears there is one, so I was just checking it out.

 

[dfarner]

Is there a lazy type river at any of the resorts, and if so which one and do you have any pictures of it.

Thank you, my mother swears there is one, so I was just checking it out.

I don't believe there is one onsite, unless the Beach Club has one.

 

[marksor]

Stormalong Bay at the Beach/Yacht has what I would consider to be a VERY small one. I'm not aware of any others- that takes up a lot of real estate at a resort!

 

[skipperkim]

Your mother is right. SAB at YBc has one. Sorry I don't have any pics.

 

[Colleen27]

Stormalong Bay (the pool that the Yacht & Beach Club resorts share) has one. It is *very* deep, though, which isn't a problem for swimmers but my lazy river loving, non-swimming mom wasn't thrilled to realize it gets as deep as 8 feet.

This is part of the lazy river:


Another part:


I think those are the only two I have of the lazy river itself, because my kids were much more interested in the slide, the whirlpool, and the beach-like kiddie pool.

 

[CarolA]

For a good Lazy River at a TRUE Deluxe Resort try the JW Marriott.

 

[BabyPiglet]

Okay, thank you guys.

 

[Rootskate]

For a good Lazy River at a TRUE Deluxe Resort try the JW Marriott.

Is that in Orlando?

 

[BabyPiglet]

Is that in Orlando?

Yes, it says here that it's around 400 dollars per night.

I looked it up, thanks CarolA, it looks like a nice resort.