Water Parks

[disneyman]

If you can only go to one, definitely pick Typhoon Lagoon. The themeing is absolutely beautiful, and the atmosphere is very immersing. If you really like thrills, check out Blizzard Beach, but from the lazy river to the decent amount of slides, I'll take Typhoon any day. Besides, they have some tall slides, as well.

[Snoopy]

I wonder how cold it will feel in March?I mean walking around the park wet.......just thinking about it is giving me goose bumps

I went to TL last Feb. and the water was fine.

[DLMAGICDARREN]

As always with mother nature, there is never any guarentee of anything. To answer the question, yes it can easily be anywhere from a high of 79, to a low of 58. Of course those are only averages, and there are always extremes. IN March the average high is 78, while the average low is 55.

Today for example, in February was a beautiful warm day in Florida, upper 70's, would have been a great day for a water park. You just never know. Summer can actually be the more unprdictable time, because while the tempature is certainly warn enough, the daily thunder and lightning storms will require all the water attractions to close until the storm clears. IN general winters are a fine time for the water parks in Florida, that's why everybody who lives in extrem cold places, vacation in Florida in the winter! Your average day is beautiful, only a random 15-20 days a season usually hit the cold extremes.

[Alpha]

Thanks Darren......Will you be comming out for the MI meet in May and get a ride on our Tower?

[disneyman]

Hm, then MI should all go to Epcot to ride their Soarin' in 2005.

I really don't see any reason why someone would want to go 3000 miles to ride a rip off of their home attraction that isn't even as good. No offense Alpha or Darren, I'm just sayin'...

[disneyfreak62]

...that isn't even as good....

Oh! When did you ride DCA's Tower? :rolleyes:

[Alpha]

Darren might want to come and see his FRIENDS out here, and TOT would be a side trip. :wink:

[disneyfreak62]

^yep. And we travel to WDW every year, and ride all the "clone" attractions, and enjoy their differences.

[DLMAGICDARREN]

Hm, then MI should all go to Epcot to ride their Soarin' in 2005.

I really don't see any reason why someone would want to go 3000 miles to ride a rip off of their home attraction that isn't even as good. No offense Alpha or Darren, I'm just sayin'...

And no offense taken, but yes, I plan on traveling 3000 miles to see the clone, I'd never say it's a rip off attraction from the original without even giving it a try, it should be fun to experiance the surprise ending that Florida does not have!

[DLMAGICDARREN]

Darren might want to come and see his FRIENDS out here, and TOT would be a side trip. :wink:

I always have many reasons to visit California, what's going on at Disney is just always added bonsues (though I do tend to plan dates around them)

Yes I need to see friends, have not been to California yet in 2004, my last trip was December. I need to stay current with Knott's and Magic Mountain, and this year even Sea World, since they are getting a clone of our Atlantis, and Universal Hollywood, since they are getting a clone of our Mummy.

Yes Alpha, I'll be there in May, looking forward to seeing Snow White just as much as experincing your version of TOT!