"Wet 'N Wild was definitely worth the trip" - We had a fantastic time visiting Wet 'N Wild on a hot summer day in August. This is a nice park to visit when you want to relax from your all day tours at the attractions. It is conveniently located on International Drive. Now owned by Universal Studios, you can count on a first class water park. Most of the rides I found to be easily accessible. One of the newest rides in the park is the Storm, a swirling coaster that throws you out to the ends while you hand on for dear life. If you like rides in the dark I would suggest the Black Hole, this will keep you in suspense all the way through a black tunnel which seems never end.  if you have small children they'll love climbing to the top of the Bubble Up ride, and then sliding down while water guns are aimed at them on the way down. I personally  enjoyed relaxing on an inner tube while winding around the lazy river.  If your really brave, I recommend The Bomb Bay, almost vertical 76 foot drop slides which have  floors that open up at a moments notice. Overall it was a wonder family day at Wet 'N Wild, I would recommend it for anyone.
--Michael

"Typhoon Lagoon's wave pool was awesome" -  Not surprising, Disney maintained its water parks first class, they looked like they had not aged a bit. The theme of the park is a tropical hideaway which was a shipwrecked fishing boat perched on top of Mount Mayday after a post-storm fallout.  Beautiful shops line the entrance of the park where you can buy your favorite Disney souvenirs. Don't forget to get a locker, an absolute must for people with towels and things. Surrounding the park is Castaway Creek and you'll need to take a bridge over it to get to the main park. Suddenly after a bit of walking, we saw the biggest man made waves you could imagine in the wave pool. They were so big that people were actually surfing the wave while trying to dodge the little folk. We tried the based slides that are in abundance around Mayday Falls. Even though the Storm slides were less then unattractive for an adult, I recommend them for the children.  But the star of the show is the 45 meter drop called Humnga Cowabunga, and they get you to the bottom as fast as possible.
--Michael

"Blizzard Beach was a royal blast" - Not to many people know that there is a legend behind the theme of Blizzard Beach. The legend has it that some freak storm occurred over the snow-ski resort and immediately after, the temperature soared causing the ice to melt rapidly. As a result the icy slopes began to melt creating the tallest and fastest down-hill slides in the world. First we tried the bobsleds down "the snowy" slopes of Mt. Gushmore that plunged straight down at 60 mph. We felt like we were in a northern ski resort in the mountains. Imagine, a major ski resort in the middle of a tropical lagoon what a creative idea! Later, we tried the newest waterslide, the Downhill Double Dipper were guests can race down a 50 ft high 200 foot long slide at 25 mph. It takes you twisting and turning before shooting out of a curtain of water. In addition, Mt Gushmore also offers slalom courses, toboggan and water sled runs and the awesome, 120-ft-high Summit Plummet -- the nation's tallest, fastest free-fall speed slide, visible from almost anywhere in the park.
--Michael