Solo at a Water Park.

[KittyKitty]

I'm going this August and thinking of going to Typhoon Lagoon solo, but can't quite figure out what to do with my stuff when I'm away from the chair. I got a water proof small bag hangs around my neck for the money/room key.

What are you suggestions on what to do with book/towel/lotion/visor/waterbottle? Should I keep them in a locker, then go back and forth for it?


Thanks

 

[Dolce27]

I'm considering going to TL solo myself in December (if it's open and if it's warm enough, that it) and I'm planning to just get a locker to store stuff at when I'm not using it. I think that's the best way to go.

 

[The 102nd Dalmation]

I've never been to a Disney water park solo, but I've been to Noahs Ark in Wisconsin Dells many times as a solo flyer.

I don't bring very much into the park to begin with, and most of what I do bring in goes to a locker near the dressing rooms. I only take with me the locker key, flip flops, (maybe) a towel, and my glasses. Fortunately, there are cubbies at each of the major attractions to put your towels into. However, my monster size 14 flip-flops won't fit into the cubbyholes.

 

[twinklebug]

Get a locker for your valuables - but don't worry about the lotion/visor/book bit...

We've been to the Disney waterparks three times now and each time left a small cooler, towels, shoes what-have-yous right out in the open (organized with a towel & shoes on top) and they weren't touched. I'm sure there are opportunists around, but they're also smart enough not to rifle though belongings drawing attention to themselves.

BTW - watch your waterproof pouch - a good splash at the end of a slide could misplace it on you. ... and sunglasses... heh heh - take a moment to talk with a lifeguard about ALL the sunglasses they find every day.