Daytona Lagoon

601 Earl Street Daytona Beach, FL 32118

Hours

Seasonal hours Fun Park & Waterpark open at 11 a.m. with varying closing times.

Check their website for seasonal dates and times.

Cost

Here is an example of general costs to visit Daytona Lagoon, though additional tickets include all-day all-inclusive options, specialty waterpark pricing, and more:

General Admission (Over 48" tall): $39.99
Junior Admission (Under 48" tall): $29.99
Senior Admission (65+): $22.99
Children 2 and under: Free

Open seasonally March thru mid-October. Prices are subject to change; check their website for updates.

(386) 254-5020

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About

Finding things to do on a Daytona family vacation can be tricky! The kids want go-karts, climbing walls, and water slides, while mom and dad prefer floating down a lazy river. If this sounds like you, then check out Daytona Lagoon.

Since its opening, the park has evolved from a mere collection of water slides into a comprehensive family entertainment center. You'll discover water-based attractions and out-of-the-water fun things to do, ensuring everyone leaves with a smile.

Land Lovers will adore the activities available at Fun Park. You can try bumper cars, play a round of putt-putt, or compete at laser tag, to list a few.

Its proximity to area landmarks makes planning your itinerary easy. Nearby are Daytona Boardwalk Amusements, the Daytona International Speedway, and Ormond Memorial Art Museum & Gardens. With so many options, your biggest challenge will be choosing!

The exciting park promises a fun-filled day for the entire family, with various passes and packages to consider. There are also assorted dining spots within the water park, offering everything from BBQ to burgers to pizzas.

Daytona Lagoon embodies a spirit of endless summer, making it a top contender of Daytona Beach tourist attractions.

Daytona Lagoon: Fun Facts & Cool Features

There are too many fun-filled attractions to list, so we'll concentrate on several from each.

Kraken's Revenge is for adrenaline seekers and those over 42" tall. Imagine zipping down a 50', four-lane slide on a mat while racing family and friends. You'll get wet and have stories to share long after your Daytona Beach vacation.

Toddlers and little ones will enjoy the Castaway Children's Play Area. The shallow water is perfect for wading and splashing, while the massive refillable bucket will douse everyone underneath.

Pelican's Drift Lazy River is where grownups and kids can chill while floating down an artificial river. Lazy River meanders through Daytona Lagoon Water Park, making it ideal for relaxing and recharging.

At Fun Park, the options seem endless. When you need a break from the sun, step into Mega Arcade. Here, you'll discover 70 arcade-style games, including Skee-ball and air hockey.

With Daytona International Speedway as your inspiration, test your racing skills with a lap or two in a go-kart! This multi-level course will test the most seasoned driver, making a fun way for families to connect and compete.

Another ideal activity to beat the heat is climbing the Rock Wall. Indoors, with air conditioning, it is a challenging and safe way to test one's physical and mental strength.

So grab the sunscreen, towels, and clothes for Fun Park, and schedule a jam-packed, fun-filled day at Daytona Lagoon. It's a family-friendly, must-visit destination that will highlight any Daytona Beach vacation.

Getting There

Here are step-by-step driving directions from Daytona Beach to Daytona Lagoon:

Start on Main Street, heading west toward the ocean.
Turn left onto S Atlantic Ave.
Continue on S Atlantic Ave for about 2 miles.
Make a right onto Earl Street.
Take another right onto N Ocean Ave.
The destination will be on your left.
Address: 601 Earl Street, Daytona Beach, FL 32118

Local Tips

Arrive early to beat the crowds and enjoy cooler temperatures.
Food is prohibited in the park, but they have assorted dining options.
Check online for discount coupons and package deals.
Remember, you need closed-toe shoes to climb the Rock Wall.
Rent a locker to securely store your belongings while you play.
Consider a season pass if you visit more than twice a year.

Location

601 Earl Street Daytona Beach, FL 32118

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the biggest main events in Daytona Beach and surrounding area?

Situated on Florida’s awe-inspiring Atlantic coast, Daytona Beach serves as a dynamic hub of entertainment and adventure. This city is more than just a location; it’s an immersive experience that caters to a broad spectrum of interests. Whether you’re a motorsport aficionado, a motorcycle enthusiast, or seeking an unforgettable spring break destination, Daytona Beach delivers.

The city’s annual event roster initiates with the incomparable Daytona Race Weeks. The centerpiece of this event is the globally esteemed Daytona 500, fondly referred to as “The Great American Race.” This NASCAR spectacle attracts racing enthusiasts from all corners of the world, solidifying its status as one of Daytona Beach’s most sought-after and eagerly anticipated events. The high-speed excitement that unfolds on the racetrack is an experience that is not to be missed.

Following in quick succession is the heart-pounding Daytona Speed Weeks. This multi-day motorsports event serves as a thrilling preamble to the Daytona 500 and features an array of pulse-racing races. The Clash at Daytona, the Duel at Daytona, and the NASCAR Xfinity Series opener are just a few highlights of this event, offering attendees an enticing glimpse into the exhilarating world of professional racing.

Daytona Beach isn’t solely about car racing, however. For motorcycle enthusiasts, the city proudly hosts Bike Week in February and Biketoberfest in October. These events collectively draw crowds of hundreds of thousands of bikers annually, making them some of the largest motorcycle rallies in the U.S. Showcasing the latest models and fostering a sense of camaraderie among fellow bikers, these events are a paradise for every motorcycle connoisseur.

Lastly, Daytona Beach has firmly established itself as a preferred destination for Spring Breaks. With a vibrant nightlife, stunning beaches, a plethora of concerts, and parties, it’s no surprise that students nationwide choose Daytona Beach for their annual Spring Break celebration.

Wrapping things up, Daytona Beach represents more than just a coastal city; it’s a vibrant community brimming with life, excitement, and adventure. Its diverse range of events and dynamic culture promise a visit you won’t soon forget!

Can you drive on the beach in Daytona?

The hard-packed white sands of Daytona Beach are historically known for welcoming the first auto and motorcycle races in 1902. Though setting land speed records on the beach is no longer possible, there are various entry points allowing visitors to drive on parts of the Daytona Beach coast. Vehicles are only allowed in designated areas, from sunrise to sunset (depending on tides), and there is a $30 daily fee per vehicle for non-Volusia County residents.

When is the best time to visit Daytona Beach?

Many consider October the best time to visit Daytona Beach as the area is less crowded and the weather is better. With mild winters and great spring weather, February through April are high seasons in Daytona. Plus, the infamous Speed Week in late January or early February attracts those coming in for the Daytona 500. In addition, the summer-months from mid-June through August are busy times with many families visiting the beach.

Does Casago Daytona Beach have pet-friendly units?

Yes, we have some pet-friendly properties. Contact us so we can find the best place for your entire family.

Should I worry about sharks at Daytona Beach?

Florida is famously known for its beaches, and, truth be told, the state is home to 9 out of 10 cities with the most shark attacks since 1642. While neighboring New Smyrna Beach and Daytona top that list of over 350 years, the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission states you shouldn’t be worried about a shark attack. Stay alert to any warnings or announcements, and here are some shark pointers to keep in mind when hitting the Florida waves:

Stay in groups and don’t wander too far from shore
Avoid swimming at dawn or dusk or in areas with a lot of fishing
Limit splashing and don’t make sudden or erratic movements
Don’t wear shiny jewelry or enter the ocean if you have an open cut (or are bleeding at all)
Build sandcastles and sunbathe on land.

If someone only had one day in Daytona Beach, what's a good itinerary?

Welcome to Daytona Beach, Florida, where the sun shines an average of 230 days a year. If you have just one day to spend here, let’s make every sun-soaked minute count!

Start your day at sunrise with a refreshing walk along our world-famous beach. This incredible white sandy beach has been delighting visitors for over a century and offers stunning views of the Atlantic Ocean. Remember, you’re walking on the same beach that made Daytona the ‘Birthplace of Speed’, where car enthusiasts set their first speed records.

After soaking up some morning sunshine, it’s time to rev up your engines at the Daytona International Speedway. This iconic race track hosts over nine major race weekends annually and is a must-visit for any sports enthusiast. Don’t miss the Motorsports Hall of Fame of America, which celebrates all forms of motorsports, including stock cars, sports cars, motorcycles, drag racing, land speed records, powerboating, and aviation.

Post adrenaline rush, treat yourself to a leisurely lunch at one of Daytona’s waterfront restaurants. With over 400 eateries in the city, you’re spoilt for choice. From succulent seafood caught fresh daily, to international cuisines, there’s something to satisfy every palate.

In the afternoon, immerse yourself in Daytona’s rich history and culture. Take a tour of the historic Ponce de Leon Inlet Lighthouse, Florida’s tallest lighthouse, and enjoy panoramic views of the World’s Most Famous Beach and the surrounding waterways.

As the sun sets, head to the Daytona Beach Bandshell, an oceanfront concert venue that hosts free concerts throughout the summer. Here, you can enjoy live music against the backdrop of the setting sun.

Finally, end your day with a moonlit stroll along the beach, taking in the rhythmic sounds of the waves.