Daytona Lagoon Fun Park Reopens Following Hurricane Ian Storm Damage

Popular Daytona Beach attraction Daytona Lagoon Water Park & Fun Park has now reopened following an enforced closure due to damage caused by Hurricane Ian back in October.

As Hurricane Ian caused havoc on its journey across Florida, the Daytona area suffered badly from flooding and wind damage, and the popular Daytona Lagoon was no exception.

Daytona Lagoon which was only remodelled at the start of this year, suffered both wind and flooding damage, with park owners having to carry out extensive repairs to the park which was recently named Daytona Beach Visitors Choice Winner for Best Family Entertainment 2022.

While the park was closed, it has experienced some changes, including bringing back the Rock climbing wall and adding new flooring, with the park also announcing that is is introducing a new restaurant, ice cream bar and facility upgrade for the 2023 season.

While the water park is closed until the start of the 2023 season, the fun park is now very much open!

Enjoy putting your way through the Miniature Golf course or rev it up on the multi-level Go-Kart Track which features both single and double go-karts so everyone can experience the thrills of racing.

Inside fun includes the Sky Maze Ropes Course with zip lines, obstacles, and plenty of high-flying fun!

Look down from the ropes course at Daytona Lagoon’s expansive Mega Arcade and start planning which game you’ll play first.

Don’t forget to check out Laser Tag, Bumper Cars, and the Island Hopper.

Purchase by the attraction or buy a wristband that gives you hours of fun for one price.

The options are endless at the Fun Park!