Dear Gomathy:
For $62, my gut says yes.
Although I do not live in Orlando with its plethora of entertainment choices, I tend to measure my entertainment dollar by how much a movie costs me and my family. Typically, here in Mississippi, it costs me $8 - $10 for a movie ticket. Most movies last around two hours or so. So, comparatively speaking, $5 an hour for entertainment can be a good baseline for me. If your Florida Resident Annual Water Park Pass costs $62 plus tax, that's roughly 12 hours of entertainment at the baseline price of $5 an hour. Because Disney's
water parks don't close until 7 p.m. during the summer and 5 p.m. in the fall and winter months, just three visits "pays" for the pass. I have a feeling that once you go, your son will enjoy going back again. And best of all: it's a lot cheaper than home pool maintenance!
Thanks for stopping by the Disney Park's Moms Panel!
Whitney