Water park · Valencia, California
Six Flags Hurricane Harbor Los Angeles
Seasonal water park next to Six Flags Magic Mountain in Valencia, with slides, a wave pool, a lazy river and kids’ areas. It opens during the warm season and has its own entrance.
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About Six Flags Hurricane Harbor Los Angeles
Hurricane Harbor Los Angeles is next to Six Flags Magic Mountain in Valencia, in the Santa Clarita area north of Los Angeles.
The park includes slides of different intensities, from gentle slopes to near-vertical drops, a wave pool, a lazy river and shallow areas for small children. Attractions include the Forgotten Sea Wave Pool and the River Cruise. It’s a summertime complement to Magic Mountain for visitors to the region.
The operation is seasonal: the season usually runs from late spring to early fall, with opening days that change each year. The Santa Clarita valley is hot and dry in summer.
Before you go
Practical information
Cidade Turismo reviews its information regularly, but something may have changed. Check with the place before planning your trip.
How much time to set aside
From half a day to a full day.
Best time
On weekdays from June through August; arrive at opening, before the hottest part of the day.
How to get there
It’s located next to Six Flags Magic Mountain in Valencia, about 55 km from downtown Los Angeles via Interstate 5. There is shared parking with the theme park.
Tip
Bring sunscreen and sandals: the ground gets very hot on warm valley days.
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Frequently asked questions about Six Flags Hurricane Harbor Los Angeles
Is Hurricane Harbor Los Angeles open year-round?
No. It’s a seasonal park; the season usually runs from late spring to early fall, with a schedule set each year.
Is Hurricane Harbor in the same place as Six Flags Magic Mountain?
It’s beside it in Valencia, with its own entrance and shared parking.
Can you visit Magic Mountain and Hurricane Harbor on the same day?
It’s possible but tiring; many people prefer to devote one day to each park.
