Water park in early February?

[HMANSION LOVER]

Going to be in the bubble for the cheer competition Feb. 4-10. Have been to Typhoon Lagoon but was thinking about checking out Blizzard Beach. Will it be too cold?

 

[Alesia]

Maybe.

It might be cold, it might not be. A lot of it depends on your personal tolerance. I won't go near the water unless the temperature is in the 80s, but other people are perfectly happy when it's in the 50s.

February temps are typically in the 60s, which is far to cold for me to consider a waterpark

 

[Fido Chuckwagon]

Highly variable. Last year February 4 was a high in the mid 60’s, February 5 high in the mid 70s february 6 high in the low 80s and February 7 high in the mid 80s. It can also be in the 50s or even colder. No way to know in advance, but you should have an idea starting about a week to 5 days before.

 

[Brett Wyman]

Depends on what you call cold. Most Floridians would never do it but it may be somewhere around 72-75 during the hottest parts of the day.

 

[lovethattink]

We use to have water park APs. Daily temps are hit or miss. But the water temps were kept about 74 degrees.

 

[beccasmom]

When we visited in late February a few years ago swimming would have been a no-brainer as the daytime temps were high 80’s (and had been even warmer the week before). On an early February trip a few years prior the daytime temps were delightful - 60’s- but a bit too chilly for swimming IMHO. That didn’t deter other folks though!