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Beat the Heat at the Casey Jr. Splash ‘N’ Soak Station

March 25, 2014
by Lin
Casey Jr. Splash 'N' Soak Station, Fun, Keeping Cool, Kids, Magic Kingdom, Magical Blogorail, Riding the Rails, Summer, Toddlers
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Florida summers are hot.  And humid.  And while a summer visit to Walt Disney World is a fantastic family vacation choice, keeping the heat at bay may be quite the challenge.  Luckily, the folks over at Disney know that the grueling summer months in Florida can put the damper on many a family vacation, and they have created several water play options within their theme parks.  Our favorite?  The Casey Jr. Splash ‘N’ Soak Station.  Located in the Storybook Circus section of New Fantasyland, Casey Jr. Splash ‘N’ Soak is a fantastic way to keep cool even on the hottest, stickiest Florida days.

Casey Jr. Splash 'N' Soak Station

This adorable water play area features the circus train from Dumbo, complete with engine car, and two animal cars with giraffes, elephants and monkeys in the center, and a couple additional cars with camels and more monkeys around the sides encircling the center area.  It looks like the circus has just pulled into town, complete with embedded train tracks, a railroad crossing sign, lights strung overhead and telephone poles encasing the area.  It is truly some adorable Imagineering, and the first water play area to be so elaborately themed.

Playful animals spray water on squealing children, and the engine shoots water out through the smoke stack.  Your little ones, and probably your bigger ones too, will love cooling off in the cool water.  For adults that don’t want to get wet there is a concrete and brick ledge separating the soak station from Big Top Souvenirs.  I was able to stay fairly dry here, with only a light, light mist, while my husband and son, Connor, chased each other round and round.

The Casey Jr. Splash 'N' Soak Station at Walt Disney World features whimsical circus animals ready to play!

I highly recommend bringing a towel and a change of clothes with you, as your kiddos will get wet!  If you don’t want to carry them all around the park with you, you can rent a locker at the front of Magic Kingdom.  For Connor we took off his shoes, socks and shirt and let him run around in his shorts.  This was also the case for many other children, and several of the girls had on swim suits while playing.

And the Casey Jr. Splash ‘N’ Soak Station in right at home in it’s Storybook Circus location!  It is situated in the center of the area, just in front of the Fantasyland Railway Station and the Round House bathrooms, and surrounded by Dumbo, Big Top Souvenirs, Pete’s Silly Side Show and a section of picnic tables and quick food options (including hot dogs much to my Connor’s delight).

The Casey Jr. Splash ‘N’ Soak Station is a must-do for our family.  Connor has a great time playing with the other kids and it is the perfect way to stay cool in that Florida Sunshine.   My husband even enjoyed running around with Connor, although he wished he had had a spare shirt!  Luckily things dry quickly in the heat!

What is your favorite way to cool down at Walt Disney World?  Share with us in the comments below!


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About the Author
A Floridian at heart, Lin currently resides in the great state of Texas. When not dreaming of Disney she is a busy wife, mom, high school theatre teacher, travel agent, amateur baker, designer and artist. She is also a Wanna-Be Imagineer, and a DVC member. In addition to blogging here at Disney Mamas, she is also a Pilot for The Magical Blogorail. You can also find her on Twitter at @DisneyMamaLin.
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    7 Comments
    1. Mary at Capturing Magical Memories March 26, 2014 at 4:06 am Reply

      Can’t wait to explore this next trip with the little guys!! It’s going to be so much fun.

      • Lin March 26, 2014 at 9:54 pm Reply

        It is such a lovely piece of Imagineering! There isn’t a lot of shade, so I recommend bring a sun umbrella or wearing a wide brimmed hat!

    2. DIStherapy March 29, 2014 at 4:05 pm Reply

      I love that this colorful area has replaced Donald’s Boat in the Magic Kingdom; we have so many wonderful memories watching the kids splash and cool off there. A real advantage with Casey Jr. Splash ‘N’ Soak Station is that the area is much more expansive, and you can enjoy a hot dog nearby when they are ready for a break. LOVE

      • Lin March 29, 2014 at 10:04 pm Reply

        I was so sad when Donald’s boat went away! On my son’s first trip he was 13 months and it was late November and a bit cool for him to play in Donald’s boat. He looked so sad when we had to pass it by, and that next year was when it closed down. I’m so glad it was replaced with something equally as fun! I do wish they would add a bit of shade to the area though!

    3. Rolling with the Magic June 21, 2017 at 7:11 am Reply

      My nieces loved this area. It was 90+ degrees when they visited. It was a fun way for them to cool off.

    4. Pam Ilosky June 22, 2017 at 6:51 pm Reply

      My little guy was “too big” for this area when it opened up but it looks like a great place for the little ones!

      • Lin June 28, 2017 at 12:52 am Reply

        My oldest has hit that age too, but then as soon as he gets wet he forgets how old he is and joins in the fun! I personally sit just close enough to enjoy the mist. 🙂

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