Which water park with 2.5 yo?

[prplcrzy]

I have been to both water parks but have never checked out the kiddie section. I saw that TL had some slides, does BB?

My son loves the water and the slides, last trip he went down CSR slide by himself, a few times!! I want to go to whichever park has the most stuff for him, not just a little play area in shallow water.

Thanks for any advice you can give!

Nancy

 

[slo]

My family has only been to Blizzard Beach and we really enjoyed it. My daughter at the time was 4 years old but still wearing a 2T, she is very petite for her age. Therefore, because of her size we had to utilize the baby section of the waterpark and she really enjoyed it.

She also was able to play in the wave pool with my husband and I and also was able to be in the lazy river with us (we just made sure we held onto her innertube the entire time because you can get seperated easily).

My largest recommendation to you regardless which waterpark you go to is to buy and take some blow-up arm floats because they give your child more freedom then the life vests you can rent at the waterpark. Also.....take watershoes for your child and yourself because the sidewalks can be rough on your feet (especially tiny feet).

I hope this helps and have fun!!

 

[Lorix2]

We have only been to Typhoon Lagoon. We loved this place! With a 2.5 yr old, there's lots to do at Ketchakiddie Creek, tons of sand and squirty things...if you go to Disney's website, you can look at all the pics there of what's to do for little ones.

I'm not sure about bringing your own kind of swim floats though, I thought I read they are not allowed, but I'm not certain about that.

I think at that age, they'll have fun where ever you decide to bring them.

 

[BevS97]

we prefered BB, but that's because TL has lots of squirty things and my dd really doesn't like anything that might squirt her.

BB has fab mini versions of proper slides.

Bev