Legoland Water Park

[mom2AidanAndEli]

Okay, a ridiculous question, I'm sure, but I'm at a loss!

We're going to leave WDW and go to Legoland for one day, including the water park. My question is about towels and packing! We don't do the water parks at Disney and when we go to the pools, just use pool towels.

Do I need to actually pack beach towels to head to Legoland water park for a day??? Will they have towels there? I'm assuming I can't bring ones from our room at POFQ. I just really am hating the idea of taking up that much luggage space with towels!

Any suggestions? What do you guys do? I'm thinking of buying 4 of the really cheap "beach" towels like at Wal-Mart or Target, the flimsy ones I'd never use at the beach! At least they won't take as much room in the luggage.

So, yes, super silly, minute detail type question!!!

 

[Brian_WDW74]

The Theme Parks Attractions and Strategies board is for Walt Disney World planning, so I've moved this thread to the Orlando Hotels and Attractions board.

 

[MrsNnr]

Okay, a ridiculous question, I'm sure, but I'm at a loss!

We're going to leave WDW and go to Legoland for one day, including the water park. My question is about towels and packing! We don't do the water parks at Disney and when we go to the pools, just use pool towels.

Do I need to actually pack beach towels to head to Legoland water park for a day??? Will they have towels there? I'm assuming I can't bring ones from our room at POFQ. I just really am hating the idea of taking up that much luggage space with towels!

Any suggestions? What do you guys do? I'm thinking of buying 4 of the really cheap "beach" towels like at Wal-Mart or Target, the flimsy ones I'd never use at the beach! At least they won't take as much room in the luggage.

So, yes, super silly, minute detail type question!!!

You can "rent" towels, when you return them they give you your money back.

 

[dot00]

Assuming you were there,
is it worthy for a 13 year old boy,
or it mostly aimed for smaller kids ?

 

[mom2AidanAndEli]

Assuming you were there,
is it worthy for a 13 year old boy,
or it mostly aimed for smaller kids ?

We're going the end of the month, so I don't know yet. I'm assuming it's really aimed much younger, but my 11-year-old is Lego-obsessed. TOTALY Lego-obsessed. So his big brother has no choice but to go along! I think he'll end up having fun, too, but my guess is it's a little young for him.