Disney's Two Water Parks Closed for 48 Hours as Cold Front Looms
The resort says a forecast cold front is the reason for the temporary shutdown and guests should monitor the official calendar and My Disney Experience for updates.
Overview
- Disney removed November 13–14 from Blizzard Beach’s operating calendar, leaving no Disney water parks open for those two days while Typhoon Lagoon remains in seasonal refurbishment.
- Coverage reports the calendar change means Blizzard Beach attractions such as Summit Plummet, Teamboat Springs and Cross Country Creek will be unavailable during the closure.
- Forecasts cited in the reporting project highs near 71°F on Friday and about 67°F on Saturday with overnight lows near 49°F, a drop the resort cites as the basis for the schedule adjustment.
- Disney’s guidance says water-park operations are subject to weather-related closures, that full-day closures usually appear at least a day in advance, and that rides prone to soaking guests—notably Kali River Rapids—may also be suspended if temperatures stay low.
- Blizzard Beach is scheduled to reopen Sunday, November 15, and guests with water-park tickets are advised to check the park-hours calendar, use the My Disney Experience app, and contact Disney about ticketing or alternative plans.