We were at Disney the week Typhoon Lagoon closed and Blizzard Beach opened - so got to experience both water parks. We prefer TL - but that doesn't mean BB isn't fun. If you are staying on site - you need to take a bus to Animal Kingdom park and then transfer from there. Rides were fun - and there are a couple of good areas for younger kids. Had a good day - but prefer rides and theming at TL.

I like Blizzard beach. It isn't as popular as Volcano Bay but it being a little less busy is part of the attraction. Free parking. Excellent coffee. Some excellent food choices and ... Relatively cheap lockers ! Ideal for all the family.

I've braved a skydive, bungee jumped of a bridge and taken on all the rollercoasters Disney/Universal had to offer, but I've never felt adrenaline like laying down, arms and legs crossed, ready for the Summit Plummet. That is one scary MF of a water slide and it's the centrepiece of a pretty brilliant water park. We went out of season so the queues didn't make you question the very meaning of existence, and every ride took between 0 to 5 minutes to get on. It has something for every age, from the baby's to the grandparents, with a big range of slides, tabogans and shoots. The park also had a good range of food and drink. We sampled some of the cocktails from the Pub on the Beach. They packed more of a punch on the wallet than anywhere else, but nothing you wouldn't out of the ordinary from the other theme parks where the concept of fair pricing is an alien one. If you're in Orlando, you need to pay Blizzard Beach a visit.

We enjoyed our day at the Blizzard Beach. It was a perfect water park for my toddler to try out water slides and tubing. The amenities were clean, lots of staff around to supervise, and many chairs to use.

We went as a last minute attraction. The park seemed clean. The locker system was easy to understand. You can go back and forth to it without a problem. We found an area for the rest of our stuff.. towels, etc. We used it as our base camp for our group. The park itself felt clean. The water was warm in all the attractions. The lines were manageable. The only problem was that the park closed at 5! My group did enjoy it just the same!

As with most all Disney properties, quality job. Amazing slides. good places to eat. Clean and easy to navigate

Absolutely gutted to score Disney so low! We visited on the first day it reopened in November (13th nov by memory). Disney stated it had previously been closed for refurbishment but judging from the lack of cleanliness, I don’t understand how this was the case? The truth is, staff from typhoon lagoon have been shipped over to blizzard beach because that had now closed and Disney were only operating one water park at a time. We arrived early and the park was late opening. The members of staff dealing with the upgraded beach loungers didn’t know what the prices were. The coffee and donut hut was late opening (the member of staff was very rude as well!) and everything appeared to be a last minute rush of confusion! The towels were stained, the park wasn’t clean and rides were closed with no reason why! It is worth mentioning later in the day the rides opened. Believe me when I say this review is painful to write because I consider myself a Disney super fan but I left blizzard beach totally underwhelmed from the previous years I’ve visited. It was as if the magic had been switched off and opening the park was a formality with no care taken into consideration. We actually extended our Disney stay to visit this water park and I left really upset and underwhelmed. No Disney magic… nothing!

Located on the grounds of Disneyland Resort and also one of Walt Disney's top amusement parks. The large space with magnificent castles, exciting games and impressive scenery in this park will bring you memorable moments in your trip to America.

My kids love water rides and the best ones are at Blizzard Beach! Managed to get a visit in before the recent closure. Covid measures were adhered to and the park was very clean and sanitized. The locker area and toilets looked newly refurbished. We did not realize that there is now a charge for towels. Ok it is only $2 per towel but the towels are super small and thin so really need 2 to cover your lounger. I would recommend you take your own if visiting. Nice though that this park does not charge the $25 parking fees like all the other ones do, it is free.

Theming and layout are outstanding. Very clean and staff is helpful. Amenities are plentiful from lockers, showers, towels, drinks, etc. Food is lackluster by Disney standards and still too expensive however park is only open for 6-7 hours so not a huge deal.

MAny rides, some for the brave, some for families. Many, many places to sit. Some in the shade and some in the sun. Good eats. Great family water park. No crowds at this time of the year, even though Disney’s other water park was closed for refurbishment.

Horrible customer service! We spent hours on hours setting up our Disney trip. When we get to blizzard beach, our group of 21, was told our reservation was not set up properly but what they can do is charge us all $25 more per person to get in. So, we spent hours to get this all set up, Disney messed it up and the resolution was to charge us more. The first I went to Disney, 10 years ago, I walked away saying best service ever. Now they are junk just like any other company. I would highly recommend universal as they still know what customer service is.

Visited 2019, what a great way to spend your day, the lazy river is great and very relaxing, the flumes/slides are excellent and very different to each other. The different areas for different aged group kids means everyone can enjoy it.

Blizzard Beach is the only Disney water park that is open (Typhoon Lagoon is still closed). We came here for the day and booked a "private patio". While this is expensive (USD$360 + tax, for an off-season slow day), we definitely enjoyed the perks it offered. We had our own private seating area with umbrella, towels, locker, cooler with ice, complimentary unlimited bottled water and complimentary refillable mugs for soft drinks all day long. We had a great attendant, Erik, who would pick up food orders that we placed using mobile order, as well as get us cocktails/drinks from the bar. The patio could seat up to 6 people, so if you're splitting the cost amongst a group of friends, the cost isn't that extravagant. It was a fairly quiet day at the park, so the lines for most of the slides were quite short. We got to go on everything that we wanted without waiting more than 5 minutes.

Favorite Disney Park!! The whole family loved it....I have a 2, 7 and a 12...something for everyone...lots of fun.