Which waterpark with baby?

[kina]

As we only have a week I imagine we'll only have time for 1 waterpark visit.

Not sure whether BB or TL are better suited to a bub?

[lausan]

Typhoon Lagoon

[BevS97]

I'm going to be contrary and say neither really.

Typhoon Lagoon's kids area has sand and a small stream running through - which is great for a toddling baby, and Blizzard Beach has a brilliant area with mini slides in it which are great for 2 year olds, but I can't see a non-walker getting much out of either if I am honest (and there aren't many places in Disney I would say that about)

[UncleLatch]

Typhoon Lagoon has more areas suitable for a very young child. ( And for very old children too) ;)

[nmurray]

Id agree typhoon lagoon as it has a more relaxed feeling.

[melsybaxter]

I would say that Typhoon Lagoon would be better for a baby and I felt that Typhoon Lagoon was more for the kids and had a more relaxed feel. I prefer BB but Typhoon Lagoon has a lot for kids.

[Disneybunny]

I like BB best for the 3-8years range as it has loads of things for them to do. Don't think a baby would get much out of it. I found my youngest son liked to eat the sand at TL

[kina]

Thanks all for your help :) I wanted to take her somewhere for a little paddle and so she could watch the other children, she loves seeing them play. Do you know if I can take her in the lazy river? She loved the little one at Alton Towers waterpark :)

[Rea]

:thumbup: Typhoon Lagoon for me, they have rings etc for floating around on, I swam behind my young niece and held her on, but I don't know how small your baby is. You have to be prepared for squirts of water every now and then which is wonderful and cooling for us adults but how a young baby would feel getting splashed I'm not sure. If you were careful you may be able to sit in the water's edge and be splashed in the lagoon, but I wouldn't advise you to wade out with a small child as the current can be pretty strong.

[Treacle44]

Typhoon Lagoon.

If you go in and turn to your left and walk round you'll come to the kid's part which has some sand and a very shallow pool, there is also a pagoda type shaded area.

Get there for opening though as it's very popular there.

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[Treacle44]

Thanks all for your help :) I wanted to take her somewhere for a little paddle and so she could watch the other children, she loves seeing them play. Do you know if I can take her in the lazy river? She loved the little one at Alton Towers waterpark :)

WE took DS on the lazy river when he was 14 months, think you'll be fine.