Six Flags Hurricane Harbor

Six Flags Hurricane Harbor is the name of a chain of water parks that are part of the Six Flags amusement park chain. Although the parks are not identical, common features include a variety of body slides, speed slides, tube slides, wave pools, lazy rivers, and shopping areas.

In Prince George's County, Maryland; Gurnee, Illinois; Agawam, Massachusetts; and Eureka, Missouri; the water parks are part of a larger theme park which has other rides such as roller coasters and a wider selection of stores and restaurants.

The last Hurricane Harbor, located in Arlington, Texas (coincidentally the birthplace of the first Six Flags itself), was originally a part of the Wet 'n Wild chain, but was purchased by Six Flags in 1996. It was later renamed Six Flags Hurricane Harbor. Construction of Hurricane Harbors across America took place in the mid-1990s and has since become a trademark of the Six Flags franchise. Six Flags St. Louis was first to construct its own intra-park water attractions section; soon other Six Flags locations added their own Hurricane Harbor sections.

Six Flags has water parks within their parks at Great Escape in Lake George, New York, and Six Flags Fiesta Texas in San Antonio, Texas but these are not under the Hurricane Harbor name. Six Flags also owns a water park near Atlanta, Georgia known as Six Flags White Water and also not under the Hurricane Harbor name.

List of water parks

Separate admission

Hurricane Harbor: New Jersey 

Jackson, New Jersey (next to Six Flags Great Adventure and Six Flags Wild Safari) 40.147°N 74.439°W / 40.147; -74.439

Name	Opened	Notes
Bada Bing, Bada Bang, Bada Boom!	2000
Blue Lagoon	2000
Boreas, Eurus, Zephyrus and Nortus	2000
Cannonball, Wahini and Jurahnimo Falls	2000
Discovery Bay	2000
Hurricane Mountain	2001
King Cobra	2012	First in the United States
Taak It Eez Ee Creek	2000
The Big Bambu and Reef Runner	2000
Tornado	2010

Hurricane Harbor: Los Angeles 

Valencia, California (next to Six Flags Magic Mountain) 34.425°N 118.5946°W / 34.425; -118.5946

Name	Opened	Notes
Bamboo Racer
Black Snake Summit
Castaway Cove
Forgotten Sea Wave Pool
Lightning Falls
Lizard Lagoon
Lost Temple Rapids
Reptile Ridge
River Cruise
Splash Island	2010	Formerly known as Mr. Six's Splash Island only in 2010
Taboo Tower
Tiki Falls
Tornado	2004

Hurricane Harbor: Arlington 

Arlington, Texas (across Interstate 30 from Six Flags over Texas) 32.761°N 97.082°W / 32.761; -97.082

Tornado at Six Flags Hurricane Harbor in Arlington, Texas.

Name	Opened	Notes
Atlantic Panic
Blue Niagara
Blue Raider
Bonzai Boggans
Boogie Beach
Bubba Tub
Caribbean Chaos
Der Stuka
Dive Bomber	2012
Geronimo
Hook’s Lagoon Treehouse
Hook’s Ship
Hook’s Slides
Hydra Maniac
Kamikaze
Lazy River
Mega Wedgie	2008
Raging Rapids
Sea Wolf	1997
Shotgun Falls
Suntan Lagoon
Surf Lagoon
Surf Rider
The Black Hole
Tornado	2004

Included with theme park's admission

Six Flags Hurricane Harbor located within Six Flags New England.

• Eureka, Missouri (located within Six Flags St. Louis) 38.512°N 90.673°W / 38.512; -90.673
• Agawam, Massachusetts (located within Six Flags New England) 42.036°N 72.615°W / 42.036; -72.615
• Gurnee, Illinois (located within Six Flags Great America) 42.368°N 87.939°W / 42.368; -87.939
• Largo, Maryland (located within Six Flags America) 38.905°N 76.774°W / 38.905; -76.774

External links

• Six Flags Hurricane Harbor (More details about the water park in Valencia, California)
• Six Flags Hurricane Harbor (More details about the water park in Largo, Maryland)