Orlando’s theme parks get a lot of well-deserved attention, but our water parks are marvels, too. Dive into out-of-this-world adventures for sunny family fun or a weekend getaway at Walt Disney World® Resort, SeaWorld® Orlando, Universal Orlando Resort, LEGOLAND® Florida Resort and other locations throughout the area.

Discover: Orlando Water Parks

Please note: Orlando’s water parks are subject to seasonal and maintenance closings. Check with your favorite water parks for their current status.

Discovery Cove®

An amazing all-inclusive day resort, Discovery Cove® is a tropical oasis known for incredible animal encounters, tranquil relaxation and unforgettable fun in the water — plus endless snacks and beverages, including alcohol for guests 21 and up. It’s less like a water park, more like an underwater adventure, and sure to be a day you’ll never forget.

Universal Volcano Bay

Part of Universal Orlando Resort, Universal Volcano Bay features South Pacific ambience and innovative technology designed to change the way you wait for rides.

Aquatica® Orlando

Since 1973, SeaWorld® Orlando has specialized in all things aquatic — and Aquatica® Orlando builds on the legend with up-close animal encounters, year-round availability and a South Seas vibe.

Disney’s Blizzard Beach Water Park

The water is always warm at Disney’s Blizzard Beach Water Park at Walt Disney World® Resort, billed as Florida’s only outdoor ski resort — which is “melting” in the Florida sun.

LEGOLAND® Water Park

Build a day of fun on — and in — the water at LEGOLAND® Water Park, available as an optional upgrade with admission to LEGOLAND® Florida Theme Park at LEGOLAND Florida Resort.

Island H2O Live!

Splash into more than 20 unique experiences at Island H2O Live!, an immersive, technologically advanced water park adjacent to the Jimmy Buffet-inspired Margaritaville Resort Orlando.

Orlando’s famous theme parks are guaranteed to create magical memories that will last a lifetime, but some of our most alluring attractions extend beyond manmade marvels to unexpected surprises — including these natural springs, all an hour or less from our tourism districts.

Discover: Things to Do at Orlando’s Natural Springs

Kelly Park and Rock Springs Run State Reserve

With a free-flowing natural spring at a consistently cool 68 degrees, you’ll want to bring inflatable tubes or rent some at the park entrance for a relaxing 25-minute float down this natural lazy river. Or take a crystal-clear kayaking tour with Get Up and Go Kayaking to explore the beauty of the Emerald Cut.

Blue Spring State Park

With crystal-clear waters that allow you to see past the scurrying fish to the sandy bottom, Blue Spring State Park is a winter home of the Florida manatee.

De Leon Springs State Park

Bring your own floats and hang out in the 500-foot-wide swimming area, fish from the pier at Spring Garden Run, or even free-dive deep into the massive, 30-foot underwater cave.

Wekiwa Springs State Park

The oldest tourist attraction in Central Florida, Wekiwa Springs State Park has been a top hidden gem for more than a century.

No matter the season, Orlando’s hotel and resort pools are open for business and ready for you to make a splash with lazy rivers, waterslides, gorgeous scenery, secluded grottos, underwater sound systems and kid-friendly fun — not to mention heated water in case temperatures get chilly.

Discover: Orlando’s Coolest Pools

Escape winter by spending a perfect day — or more — drifting away on Orlando’s best lazy rivers. Grab a tube and cast off for endless water, blissful relaxation and blue skies at water parks and resorts throughout the destination.

Discover: Orlando’s Best Lazy Rivers

Orlando’s gorgeous weather and amazing aquatic adventures aren’t the only reasons to visit this fall and winter. You can also count on fresh experiences and never-before-had dreams all over town — including these highlights.

Discover: New Things to See & Do in Orlando

Brightline

Florida’s Brightline high-speed rail service is revolutionizing travel to Orlando from Miami, Fort Lauderdale and other points south, delivering a seamless journey from departure to arrival with exceptional comfort and convenience.

Discover: Frequently Asked Questions About Brightline

New at Walt Disney World® Resort

Between Magic Kingdom® Park, EPCOT®, Disney’s Animal Kingdom® Theme Park and Disney’s Hollywood Studios®, plus Disney Springs®, there are always new reasons to visit Walt Disney World Resort.

Journey of Water, Inspired by Moana

Explore and engage with water as it travels from the skies to the oceans and back again at Journey of Water, Inspired by Moana, new at EPCOT.

TRON Lightcycle / Run

Now open at Magic Kingdom Park, TRON Lightcycle / Run is one of the fastest coasters at any Disney theme park in the world.

New at SeaWorld® Orlando

SeaWorld Orlando’s seventh roller coaster, Pipeline: The Surf Coaster is the first of its kind. Immersive design elements include a dynamic surfing launch and “wave jumping” motions for a one-of-a-kind ocean adventure.

New at Universal Orlando Resort

The fun never stops at Universal Studios Florida, Universal Islands of Adventure and Universal CityWalk, all part of Universal Orlando Resort.

Illumination’s Villain-Con Minion Blast and Illumination’s Minion Land

Headlining the new Illumination’s Minion Land at Universal Studios Florida, Illumination’s Villain-Con Minion Blast features immersive environments, nefarious villains and tons of mischievous Minions.

Universal’s Great Movie Escape

New to Universal CityWalk, Universal’s Great Movie Escape is the first-ever escape room experience inspired by Universal Pictures and Amblin Entertainment’s Jurassic World and Back to the Future.

New at LEGOLAND® Florida Resort

Now open at LEGOLAND® Florida Theme Park, Pirate River Quest is a family-friendly treasure hunt adventure. Led by a pirate in search of a lost treasure, it will take you through the uncharted waters of the legendary Cypress Gardens to discover the secrets protecting its canals.