Hurricane Harbor Arlington
North Texas' largest water park features 50 acres of rides & slides & a 1-million-gallon wave pool.
Visited for my first time on a Friday. Got the Silver Season Pass online that morning (it was the same price as a single-day ticket with parking). WHAT I LIKED: Rolled up about 40 minutes after the park opened. There was no wait to enter the lot or the park itself. Slides were fun and wait times weren't bad (with the exception of Sea Wolf). Lazy river was relaxing, wave pool was fun, and the water temperatures weren't too cold. They honor the All Season Drink Bottle from the Six Flags park. There are lots of lockers which are super conveniently located and easy to access throughout the day. WHAT I DIDN'T LIKE Not near enough shaded chairs / loungers!!! There's lot of shaded picnic tables. The very small amount of shaded seats get snagged by the first people in the park. They are located to the left of the wave pool (chairs) and by Suntan Lagoon (lounge chairs). You can't bring your own tubes for the lazy river but can rent theirs. Not tubes allowed in the wave pool. Some of the best slides require 2 riders. There could be better signage leading to the rides, entrances to the lazy river (some spots are exit only) and restrooms. NOTE: Some slides require you to step on a scale just before placing your tube to be launched.
We tried to go during the week and get there as soon as they open. So we can try to ride some of the big rides before the crowd comes in the new addition they have added is super cute. Food lines can take up to an hour to receive your food, so I recommend eating while you can. Or when you see the lines are not long, pretty safe place. Just make sure you don’t take the wrong things because they do make you toss them to the Trash. Make sure your life jackets are lifeguard approved or they will make you toss it in the trash, or take it back to your car, and then you have to go through the whole Line again.
First off, parking is a nightmare. Get ready to walk on hot asphalt for a while. Once in, they do have lots of seating, but you'll have to fight for a spot. The wave pool, or should I say the big pool with no waves, is freezing cold hell all the water is cold. They have great slides, though, but long wait times, but it was a Saturday afternoon. Would I go back? No! We just went because we drove up from New Braunfels, and we had all the parks pass.
Six flag water park, hurricane Harbor. It's the biggest water park in Dallas fort Worth, located in Arlington. It's just on the other side of Six Flags. It has a wave pool, lazy river, a new 2025 kids area, o lot of baby slides to every extreme ones. Lines are long as normal six flag, be patient. The pop corn bucket and soda bottle from six flags can be used here. They also have paid lockers. It's a lot of sun, make sure to bring sunscreen.
Had a blast! Kids loved it since we got there early to get on some of the best slides without a long wait. Also it helps with some shaded seating areas. Went on almost all the slides, the kids splash pad area is really fun even for the bigger kids. Food and drinks are a bit pricey as you would expect but the quality is above average, no complaints. Can't wait to go back!
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