Hurricane Harbor first opened as Wet ‘n Wild water park in 1983. In 1995, Six Flags bought the water park and the name was changed to Hurricane Harbor in 1997.

Hurricane Harbor is adding a 58,000-square-foot, multi-level kids play area called Splash Island. Advertisement The area will include 110 water features, various water gadgets and a 1,000-gallon ...

Guests visiting Hurricane Harbor this summer can expect new additions and improvements to the waterpark in honor of its upcoming 30th anniversary. The park, which is adjacent to Six Flags Magic ...

The Hurricane Harbor water park at Six Flags Magic Mountain in Valencia. (Courtesy of Six Flags) “It’s really all in the name of improving the guest experience,” Harris said.

Hurricane Harbor hopes to make a splash with its biggest investment in park history. Splash Island is a new, 58,000-square-foot kids' area. To stream WFAA on your phone, you need the WFAA app.

The largest water park in North Texas is about to get even bigger. Arlington’s Hurricane Harbor announced late last week that it is gearing up for its largest expansion in park history, which is ...