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Lagoon changes toddler policy for 2026 season — those under 24 months ride free

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Lagoon changes toddler policy for 2026 season — those under 24 months ride free
Lagoon changes toddler policy for 2026 season — those under 24 months ride free
Beginning in 2026, toddlers will no longer require separate tickets or season passes to go on rides at Lagoon Amusement Park.

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