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  • On Oct 10, 2009
    Marlana from IN Asked Note: This answer was provided prior to the change to planDisney and may still contain references to Disney Parks Moms Panel.

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    Should we take our own beach towels to typhoon lagoon?

    Hi Marlana,

    This is a great question!  I noticed two types of guests during our recent visit...those that "set up camp" for the day, and those that lived out of a locker.  I was one that "live out of a locker", simply because we were moving all day and I personally prefer not to leave my belongings unattended.

    I initially intended on renting a towel (it was $2.00/towel), however we wound up purchasing beach towels right there at the water park.  I figured they made a practical, re-usable souvenir.  We brought them back to the water park each visit. 

    I preferred having our own towels, but I think had I planned on leaving my towel on a lounge chair for the day I may have rented instead (unless someone in our party would be there most of the time).

    Hope this helps!
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