PaulaC
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We are checking into Lakeshore Reserve this Saturday and are wondering if it is warm enough to enjoy the lazy river. If so, do we need to bring our own floats?
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Lakeshore Reserve
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GeraldineT
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My sister stayed there over the summer and you need to bring your own. They sell them there but she said they were pricey (especially when you need 6) so they bought at Walgreens or Walmart since they had a car.
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I am at Cypress Harbour and it has been in the mid 70's to low 80's. It is expected to be 79 Saturday and then mid 70's for the next few days. That is probably warm enough for the lazy river unless it is not heated.
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If you have a rental car in Orlando, I would just pick up some floats at a local drug store or Walmart. Then just leave them behind. They are bulky once they have been inflated and deflated. I wouldn't waste luggage space or weight to pack these on a plane. Plus, you are likely to find them cheaper in Florida than at home.