Six Flags Hurricane Harbor Los Angeles is a Six Flags water park in Valencia, California, located adjacent to Six Flags Magic Mountain.
History[]
The area opened on June 16, 1995 as the first of the Six Flags Hurricane Harbor water parks.[1] It replaced the Mystic Lake water feature and attraction of Six Flags Magic Mountain. 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.[2]
Attractions[]
- Bamboo Racer, a water slide that opened in 1997.
- Black Snake Summit, a 75-foot water slide and drop complex that opened in 1997.
- Bonzai Pipelines, the tallest drops at the water park, opened in 2014.
- Cabana Cove, a private area with cabanas and concierge service by reservation.
- Castaway Cove, a children's play area that opened with the park in 1995.
- Forgotten Sea, a wave pool that opened with the park in 1995.
- Lightning Falls, a tube ride that opened with the park in 1995.
- Lizard Lagoon, a casual pool for families.
- Lost Temple Rapids, an inflatable raft ride that opened with the park in 1995.
- Paradise Pavilion, a secluded area for private parties.
- Reptile Ridge, a group of moderate water slides for families.
- River Cruise, a lazy river attraction that opened with the park in 1995.
- Splash Island, an area for kids and families that opened in 2010.
- Taboo Tower, a collection of 65-foot high water slides that opened with the park in 1995.
- Tiki Falls, a tube ride that opened with the park in 1995.
- Tornado, a funnel raft ride that opened in 2004.
Former attractions[]
- Shipwreck Shores, replaced by Splash Island.
Dining[]
- Captain Cook’s, a funnel cake shop.
- Cowabunga Grill, a chicken restaurant.
- Crow's Nest, a hot dog and snack shop.
- Pirate’s Pub, offers beer and hard seltzers.
- Red Eye's Kitchen, offers burgers, chicken strips, and pizza.
- Six Below, offers Dippin' Dots.
- Tradewind Treats, a snack shop.
Shopping[]
- Cabana Bros. Export Trading Co., offers souvenirs, swim supplies, and sundries.
- Captain Bouy's Raft Rentals, offers single and double water tubes.
Guest services[]
- Guest Relations, located next to the lockers.
- Passholder Services, located in front of the lockers.
Gallery[]
Park maps[]
References[]
- ↑ (1995) Six Flags Hurricane Harbor Water Park Los Angeles Valencia Television Commercial by Cow Missing, YouTube. 2022-04-16.
- ↑ 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.