What is the coldest you would go to Typhoon Lagoon in?

[AmyM]

Ok...we have pretty thick blood (from MN), but my question is how cold is too cold for Typhoon Lagoon? My family and I have only been to Blizzard Beach and Typhoon Lagoon during warm months. However we always hit the pools at WDW no matter what the temp. I am especially interested in opinions from others that also have thick blood. We will be there Nov. 21-29. I am hoping we can spend some time at TL.

 

[monarchsfan16]

Well I've never been to the water parks, but I know you'd be walking around in wet swim suits. Personally (and I've got thick blood; I'm a NH native), I wouldn't go much below the upper 60's. Think 65 might be my limit and that'd only be if I had some sort of cover up to wear between each slide, pool, etc. It'd have to be sunny and not really windy too, because if it's cloudy and super windy it feels so much colder.

 

[AmyM]

Historical weather data says high of 77 and low of 57 during the time of year we will be there. I would think that would be fine for the water parks. Anyone been there during this time have any better information?

 

[seashoreCM]

Upper 70's at least, at the time I walk in. Been to WDW in December and January and always managed to get in at least one waterpark visit during each week long trip.

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One time i was at a beach in New England, I think it was Salisbury Beach. It was a torridly hot day and I was wading in the ocean. Only problem was, the water was freezing cold.

My face and shoulders were sweating profusely and at the same time my legs were blue and shivering.