Water parks in March?

[danc99]

Taking DD for her first trip to see the mouse. She'll be just 2, can't go on much (if anything), but she'll like the parades and characters.

Were going to go late Sept, but for various reasons swapped to March 2017, my read of the weather would be nicely warm during the day, but might need a jumper in evening. Never been at that time of year, but done Late Nov/Dec, I'm assuming similar conditions?

What's the likely temperature of the water parks, do they heat them, or is it just naturally heated? Just wondered if they would be "bracing" at that time of year or still doable?

DD won't be going on slides, but she'll enjoy the beach/lazy river type things.

[fluffychicken]

They are heated. We have been in Feb and it was lovely. You just have to keep your eye on the weather and pick a good day.

[ely3857]

All Disney pools are heated so just a case of keep your eye on the weather for a sunnier, rather than overcast day to stop the chill once you're out of the water!

Blizzard Beach (& Typhoon Lagoon) both have toddler sections with slides and rides for kids your DD's age. BB area is called Tykes Peak.

[danc99]

Thanks all. I figured they would be just wanted to check. As you say, just about picking the right day.

[r80rew]

We always have a plan to work to but try and be flexible around water park days especially if we visit during the "cooler" months. We went in January and the water park was fine. It was a little bracing early in the day but very quickly heated up.

[GingerBabyMumma]

We're going in March, too 😀 typhoon lagoon is closed until 11th March, I think. The day we get home, unfortunately!

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