I definitely recommend it. No doubt I will return. You don't need to take towels, you can rent them there or buy them. No need to take life savers, they have plenty for adults and children. Their toddler area is safe, big, and fun. They have many many life guards. They have an awesome system to check in for the rides, so you don't have to wait a long time in line., Volcano Bay in Orlando is a tropical water park with thrilling rides, relaxing rivers, and Polynesian vibes. It offers something for everyone, from adrenaline-pumping slides to family-friendly adventures. The TapuTapu wearable lets you virtually wait in line, freeing up your time for exploring. With delicious food and rental options, Volcano Bay offers a complete aquatic experience. Remember, arriving early helps avoid crowds, and don't forget sunscreen and water for the Florida heat. Overall, Volcano Bay is a fantastic water park for a memorable day of fun in Orlando., This park was simply fantastic. This is the nicest water park I've ever been to, and the design and ingenuity blew me away! I definitely recommend visiting this park while in Orlando or swinging by to view the other two Orlando theme parks. We were able to go down all of the slides twice each and spend two hours in the wave pool. In addition, we enjoyed an excellent supper at one of the park's restaurants. The water is crystal clear and clean, and the staff members are friendly and helpful. Lockers are available at this location for a fee of $25. Overall, it's the best place to visit with your friends or family members., We had a blast here! We came with a group of 2 families, each with 2 adults and 2 children (ages 4-7) and it cost $372 for our family if 4. It was a perfect place for a sunny Florida day. The activities were great and safe for kids of all ages. There was plenty to do. The lines weren't too long. We would come here over the other theme parks any day - especially a hot day. You can pay for a locker but we didn't. We just found a beach chair (there are more empty ones if you go further back in the park. If we ever found ourselves getting bored or hot, we'd jump in the lazy river and the kids really enjoyed it. Make sure you try the river when the waves and stuff are going. We used the watch on the big water roller coaster at the start of the day and went on rides that didn't require it the rest of the day and the lazy rivers. The watch was fun for the kids to keep track of time. You can get all your pictures at the end of the day with your watch when you leave the park. My only tip would be to be extra nice to the ride attendants where you tap your watch. We found some of them would let us in rides that you needed the watch for and some didn't., Volcano Bay was fun! We went on a weekday. The park was pretty full, but we got there early and found some chairs right in front of the sand beach with a view of the volcano. I liked that there were a lot of staff members and lifeguards around the park. The tapu tapu wristband was cool, but I saw a lot of people asking how to use it and doing the line without having reserve beforehand. I saw staff members having to explain how to use the wristband in almost every ride line. We walked the whole park barefoot. They have sprinklers that cool down the floors. We had to leave early because it started raining and lighting. Overall, it was good.