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Six Flags Hurricane Harbor Los Angeles is a Six Flags water park in Valencia, California, located adjacent to Six Flags Magic Mountain.

History[]

The first of the Six Flags Hurricane Harbor water parks was planned on the former site of Mystic Lake, a water feature and attraction that was considered an underperforming area of Six Flags Magic Mountain at the time. The Caribbean theme of the park was designed by Kevin Barbee Experience Design (KXBD).[1] The lake was drained after the 1994 season and construction was completed quickly for its opening on June 16, 1995.[2][3] The 14-acre water park was constructed at a cost of US$35 million and was the first new theme park to be built in California since 1986. General admission during the first year of operation was $16 for adults, $10 for seniors and children under 48 inches, and free for children 2 years and younger. Combination tickets for Hurricane Harbor and Magic Mountain was $43 at the time.[4]

After the 2024 summer season, Six Flags began renovation work on Hurricane Harbor Los Angeles for its upcoming 30th anniversary. Included in the expansion is a new self-play splash pad with 24 water features, renovated slides, and updated structures with new colors and landscaping. Restrooms are being refurbished while restaurants are to be updated with improved food and beverage options. Shaded areas are being expanded with new family cabanas, oversized umbrellas, lounge furniture, more seating and amenities.[5] Renovation work on the water slides is being carried out by Safe Slide Restoration.[6]

Attractions[]

Former attractions[]

Dining[]

Former dining[]

Shopping[]

Guest services[]

Gallery[]

Park maps[]

References[]

  1. Six Flags Hurricane Harbor, Kevin Barbee Experience Design. Accessed 2024-10-03.
  2. Before Hurricane Harbor we had Mystic Lake at Six FLags Magic Mountain! by ourmountain_thrillpark, Instagram. 2020-07-29.
  3. (1995) Six Flags Hurricane Harbor Water Park Los Angeles Valencia Television Commercial by Cow Missing, YouTube. 2022-04-16.
  4. Taking the Plunge at New Theme Park : The chutes and slides at Hurricane Harbor promise thrills and chills on hot summer days. by David Wharton, Los Angeles Times. 1996-06-15.
  5. Six Flags investing in Hurricane Harbor water parks by Bea Mitchell, blooloop. 2024-08-16.
  6. Safe Slide Restoration HHLA by Pippinitis, Six Flags Wiki. 2024-11-17.

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