Orlando resorts with lazy rivers?

[Hobbitess Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Hobbitess]

The first place we ever stayed with a lazy river was a hotel with a tiny indoor jobbie, so maybe I have a skewed perspective on how popular lazy rivers are, but I'm surprised more Orlando resorts don't have them. Bonnet Creek has some, I know, and I think Orange Lake. I thought I heard the Marriott World Center has one connecting a bunch of pools, but I don't see it on Google satellite view, so I dunno. And if it does, can people saying at the Timeshare Resorts use it?

What Orlando resorts have lazy rivers?

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Orange Lake

Beach Club Villas in DVC in Stormalong bay but it's small.

Of course Bonnet Creek has 2 lazy rivers.

Regal Palms resort

JWMarriott Grande Lakes

Reunion Resort

Liki Tiki has a waterpark but I don't remember there being a lazy river.

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Thankee, Christine.

So I take it all the Orange Lake resorts share the lazy river, or do you need to stay in one in particular?

[JLB Please excuse me, I'm a Dick. Not a moron just a Dick Find all posts View Profile Close JLB]

Thankee, Christine.

So I take it all the Orange Lake resorts share the lazy river, or do you need to stay in one in particular?

Just one, in River Island, and all share. Shuttle service, or large parking lot at RI.

East Village is not far away.