Wet swimsuits after Disney Water Parks?

[bigbabyblues]

We drive back to our resort, shower, get ready and go to dinner or a park or whatever.

 

[DISNEY FIX]

Couple of years ago (don’t quote me on exactly when it changed). Used to be paid rental but now it’s free for resort guests.

Thanks! Learned something new!

 

[westie55]

We go back to the resort to change and recharge.

 

[MaryKatesMom]

We just changed at the water park and collapsed back at our resort completely exhausted after being beaten up in Typhoon Lagoon’s wave pool.

One of the reasons we go to the WP's is the constant "play" particularly in the splash zones with very young kids. There is very little riding, sitting and standing in line and that makes the WP's more physically exhausting. Even my very physically fit athletic daughters were wiped out by the end of the day. The wave pool takes a lot of energy to enjoy. We always needed a recharge.

 

[gharter]

No great answers. Either put them in a ziplock bag and into a backpack or go back to your resort and drop them off.

 

[tbholc81]

We actually just walked around in our bathing suits afterwards. It was august and honestly they were dry before we got on the bus to leave TL. We went over to DS and did a bunch of shopping.

For reference here's what we were wearing, although if its a cooler month, maybe you won't dry off as fast.

 

[Micca]

I figure when the Skyliner opens we'll just hang our suits off the side of the gondola to dry.

 

[KimK2006]

I would have to go back to my room to get ready. I can't comfortably get dressed, to actually go out, in a locker room without my 100 different moisturizers, lotions, etc. LOL

Ditto. I can't imagine what my hair would like like if I couldn't dry it.

 

[mi*vida*loca]

I have not been to the Disney water parks, but that''s how we feel about any other water park. We barely have enough energy to shower and eat dinner. The sun and water really wipes up out!

I think this is why we haven't been to a Disney water park since DS19 was 3. Water parks just wipe us out. When we do water parks at home that's all we do for the day. Then we come home, change and order out dinner because I'm too tired to even cook or go out to eat.

 

[brerboys]

So if we are WDW Resort Guests, we can get free towels at TL and then take those towels with us back to the GF?

 

[Malestrom Troll]

We went to Blizzard Beach today. It was in the lower 80s partly cloudy mid day. While we were waiting to dry off, we got drinks at the bar. It only took 30 min until our swimsuits were dry.

 

[DisneyWishes14]

So if we are WDW Resort Guests, we can get free towels at TL and then take those towels with us back to the GF?

By "free" they mean WDW resort guests don't have to rent them anymore. At TL and BB, they will give you plain, white towels to use during your day at the water park and then you put them in the used towel bin when you are finished. It's not like they are handing out free souvenir beach towels.

 

[cruisin5]

There are lockers near the entrance to each park, you could put your wet stuff in a plastic bag in a backpack, store it in a locker and enjoy a park.

 

[mamapenguin]

Ziploc bag. My daughter has swim for PE right now and that is what works. I would have one bag for each person.

 

[Gentry2004]

Do they still rent towels to offsite guests? That was helpful in the past.

 

[bettymae1121]

I agree with the others, after a day of fun in the sun we're usually wiped out. My plan for our next trip is to still change at the WP into regular clothing before heading back to the resort though, I hate wearing wet suits unless I'm actually at a pool. I always travel with a back pack at WDW anyway so it's just a matter making sure to toss in a few Ziplock bags.

 

[VAtink]

So if we are WDW Resort Guests, we can get free towels at TL and then take those towels with us back to the GF?

We did just that in September from TL. We were taking an Uber back to the BC so asked the CMs if we could take two towels with us since we were still a bit damp and wanted to put them down on the seats, and they were more than happy to let us!