A typhoon has left Mount Mayday storm swept but the remaining water has created a playground of waterslides and wave pools. Maneuver your way through the maze of pathways to venture deeper into the park. To your right you will find the shop, Singapore Sal's, where you can pick up towels, sunscreen, souvenirs, and more, and to the left you will find several snack kiosks. Next to the shop you will find ample lockers available to store your belonging during your day.

     Continue north to find the Crush 'N' Gusher, a multi-slide water coaster, and Miss Adventure Falls. Walking the path to the west, you will find a food kiosk, and two body slides, Humunga Kowabunga, a multi-story plunge slide, and Storm Slides, a trio of winding and dipping slides. 

     Continue through the mountain trail as you head towards the innertube rides, Gangplank Falls, Mayday Falls, and Keelhaul Falls, all slides ranging from 1-4 person innertubes, which all make their way down rapid rivers through caverns and past waterfalls, ending at the base of Mount Mayday and to the east of these falls you will find Lowtide Lou's for a quick bite option.   

     Just beyond these falls is a kiddie area of Ketchakiddie Creek. Finishing out the exterior pathway, you will find a snack and quick service restaurant with seating. Crossing the bridge over the Castaway Creek, the lazy river that surround the park's main pool, Typhoon Lagoon Surf Pool. This wave pool produces six-foot waves every 90 seconds and fills 2.5 acres of space. Bay Slides, slides for younger kids, sits at a calmer inlet of the wave pool, and several other food and drink kiosks can be found around the wave pool along with a large number of lounge chairs for guest to enjoy their day at Typhoon Lagoon.