Greetings, Aysha! It's so good to see you here at planDisney. Let's dive into your question about pools and other amenities at
Disney's Grand Floridian Resort and Spa. It sounds like you have a practically perfect holiday in store!
I chatted with a whistle-wielding Cast Member who said that the splash pad area at this hotel is currently undergoing some pixie-dusted changes and is closed. Unfortunately, she didn't have a reopening date, so let's look at some alternatives for your little princess.
The Cast Member I spoke to said that pool access is reserved for guests of that resort and is often accessible with a room key, so you probably won't be able to use the amenities at any other resort. But let's see if I can find a spoonful of sugar to help your vacation go down with a splash!
Both the
Beach Pool and the Courtyard Pool at the Grand Floridian have zero-entry areas, so your daughter can splash there to her heart's content. And you'll find infant-sized life vests available at all Disney pools for complimentary use, along with cozy beach towels for drying off in the sun. And no need to pack swim diapers or sunscreen; I've seen those items and more at
Sandy Cove Gifts and Sundries!
And did you know that guests staying at Disney Resort Hotels have
complimentary admission to the water parks on their check-in day this summer? And I see that you'll be visiting from across the pond, so your vacation package might also include some water park entries.
At
Disney's Blizzard Beach Water Park, check out Ketchakiddee Creek, which is reserved exclusively for tykes under 4 feet tall. And
Disney's Typhoon Lagoon offers Tike's Peak for some giant-sized fun for little ones. I think if you can spend time at the water parks, you'll be as lucky as lucky can be!
Aysha, I know I pulled out some disappointing news from my carpetbag, but I hope I offered some supercalifragilistic alternatives for your family. Please stop by
planDisney anytime; spit-spot!
Magic awaits,
Elaine