Daytona Lagoon, Water park in Daytona Beach, United States

Daytona Lagoon is a water park and family entertainment center in Daytona Beach, Florida, with 12 rides and an 18-hole miniature golf course. Its water area holds the Treasure Lagoon wave pool, which releases a wave every couple of minutes from 500,000 gallons of water, the Pelican's Drift lazy river looping around Castaway Bay, and the 55-foot Kraken's Conquest mat-racing tower. Dry attractions include a multi-level go-kart track and an arcade with over 130 games.

Adventure Entertainment Company built the site as Adventure Landing Daytona in 1998; it closed in 2002. Daytona Lagoon opened there in March 2005. A United Parks subsidiary bought it from DBWP, LLC, with the acquisition closing on October 19, 2015, and pledged over $2 million in upgrades.

Castaway Bay, the children's play structure, carries the Daytona Lagoon logo on a bucket that dumps 1,000 gallons of water every two minutes. The arcade holds over 130 games, plus prize vending and ticket redemption machines, alongside the 25-foot rock wall and the Laser Tag entrance. The go-kart track begins on the building's second floor, above two 9-hole mini-golf courses.

The outdoor water attractions operate seasonally, while the indoor arcade is open year-round. Arriving early in the morning helps you enjoy the most popular slides before crowds build up later in the day.

The go-kart track starts on the building's second floor and overlooks the two 9-hole miniature golf courses. Drivers must be 56 inches (1,400 mm) tall, and anyone driving a double-seater needs an unrestricted driver's license. A third 9-hole course was removed in early 2010 to make room for an arcade expansion with bowling lanes.