Holidays at Magic Kingdom Park, Walt Disney World in Orlando, Florida. (Photo by Disney)
Walt Disney World Resort is set to bring back its snowy-themed water park, Blizzard Beach, on November 4. This special reopening will let visitors experience a winter wonderland while enjoying the warm Florida weather.
Disney World is offering a special promotion that lets guests take full advantage of its water parks. The Disney Water Parks Seasonal Pass, priced at $79 plus tax, is making a return. This pass is available for a limited time and provides access to both of Disney’s water parks. It covers admission to Typhoon Lagoon until November 3 and Blizzard Beach starting November 4. The pass also includes free parking for the entire year, which adds extra value to the offer.
Blizzard Beach, with its unique blend of snow and sunshine, provides a magical holiday experience. Kids can enjoy the "Frozen"-themed Tike’s Peak, where they can splash around in wading pools with a snowy twist, featuring characters like Anna, Elsa, Olaf, and the Snowgies. Despite the park’s winter theme, the water is kept warm, making it comfortable even on cooler days.
For thrill-seekers, Blizzard Beach offers the Summit Plummet water slide, one of the park’s highlights. Visitors can climb up 12 stories and then race down a 360-foot slide into warm water. For those who prefer a more relaxed experience, the Cross Country Creek provides a serene float along a 3,000-foot lazy river that meanders through the park.
Blizzard Beach’s reopening also means guests will have the opportunity to see the construction of a new attraction, adding to the excitement of their visit. Whether looking for fun in the snow or relaxation by the pool, Blizzard Beach offers a distinctive water park experience that blends the charm of winter with the warmth of Florida.
