Hurricane Harbor Phoenix
Six Flags acquired Wet'n'Wild Phoenix in 2018 and has renamed and rebranded the park Hurricane Harbor Phoenix for 2019.
Hurricane Harbor Phoenix is the premier waterpark in Phoenix. Located on the former Wildwater Safari property, this renovated park offers a collection of the industries newest and most popular water rides and attractions.
Some of the unique attractions found at Six Flags include the first and only ride of its kind in the world– Bahama Blaster. This "dueling" water coaster blasts riders uphill on jetted water and over 830 feet of hair raising drops and curves.
Mammoth Falls– is a giant family raft ride that drops riders 57-feet before the raft goes shoots up a vertical wall and then falls back down. You'll experience the sensation of weightlessness while riding this ride.
Wahoo Racers– the next generation of racing mat slides, where you start from an enclosed tube that loops around into the six-lane, side-by-side downhill speedway. The entire slide is 240-feet long and riders reach speeds of up to 20 feet per second.
Nearby the Tornado is an iconic water ride that sends multiple riders on a tube into a 160-foot tunnel before plummeting them into a giant funnel that lies on it's side. Anaconda is a double-rider tube slide with the world's first series of tight corkscrew turns. And Big Kahuna is a 600-foot long family raft ride that descends four-stories with sharp turns and steep drops.
The park also has several tube and body slides, a large wave pool with four-foot rolling waves, and the Adventure River roaring lazy river.
More About Hurricane Harbor Phoenix
Type of park:
Outdoor Waterpark
Park size:
35 acres
Opening year:
July 4, 2009
Operating season:
Open weekends and holidays mid-March to early October, daily spring break and mid-May through July
Operating dates are subject to change. Always contact the park to verify days and hours before visiting.
Admission prices:
2022 Admission Rates
- General Admission: $59.99
Children age 2 and under are admitted free. Prices do not include tax.
Directions & Location
The waterpark is located in the Maricopa County's Adobe Dam Regional Park near the border of Phoenix and Glendale, West of I-17 on Pinnacle Peak Road.
Type of park:
Outdoor Waterpark
Park size:
35 acres
Opening year:
July 4, 2009
Operating season:
Open weekends and holidays mid-March to early October, daily spring break and mid-May through July
Operating dates are subject to change. Always contact the park to verify days and hours before visiting.
Admission prices:
2022 Admission Rates
- General Admission: $59.99
Directions & Location
The waterpark is located in the Maricopa County's Adobe Dam Regional Park near the border of Phoenix and Glendale, West of I-17 on Pinnacle Peak Road.
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Hurricane Harbor Phoenix – Glendale, AZ
Photo by Eric Gieszl. © 2010 Ultimate Waterpark.
Raging River and Mammoth Falls family raft rides at Wet 'n' Wild Phoenix.
Photo by Eric Gieszl. © 2010 UltimateWaterpark.com
The colorful Desert Racers six-lane, racing mat slide at Wet 'n' Wild Phoenix.
Photo by Eric Gieszl. © 2010 UltimateWaterpark.com
Tornado multi-rider, tube ride at Wet 'n' Wild Phoenix.
Photo by Eric Gieszl. © 2010 UltimateWaterpark.com
Maximum Velocity is the only "dueling" water coaster in the world. This is one of several exciting water rides at the recently renovated Wet 'n' Wild Phoenix.
Photo by Eric Gieszl. © 2010 Ultimate Waterpark.
Riders drop into the "half-pipe" on the awesome Mammoth Falls tube ride at Wet 'n' Wild Phoenix waterpark.
Photo by Eric Gieszl. © 2011 Ultimate Waterpark.
