New slides and attractions unveiled at New Jersey’s largest waterpark

Phil Stilton

JACKSON, N.J. ─ Six Flags Great Adventure in Jackson Township is once again expanding. This time, the updates are at the Hurricane Harbor waterpark. The waterpark which was born years ago in the back corner of the main amusement park eventually moved to its own site across the street and has been growing ever since.

“The expansion features new slides and an all-new interactive splash play area perfect for the smallest guests, creating a delightful family experience,” said park spokesperson Jennifer Mance. “With exciting interactions, a playful sea creature beach theme, and vibrant colorful slides; children will have more to do at Hurricane Harbor New Jersey than ever before. Guests will also enjoy a range of park enhancements, including increased shade and dining options.”

“As one of the Northeast’s largest water parks, we are focused on increasing value for families and elevating the guest experience,”Interim Park President Randy Wilke said. “This significant investment brings state-of-the-art kids’ attractions geared towards children under 42 inches tall, plus park enhancements aimed at providing exciting new experiences for all ages.”


Here’s what’s new at Hurricane Harbor

  • Splash Island – Kids will delight in the brand-new tree house play structure. With more than 50 play features, young families will love the mini slides and curtain waterfalls. But no treehouse is complete without that gigantic water bucket perched high above and always ready to soak the splash-seekers below.
  • Seven Brand New Slides – Guests will find seven brand new colorful slides meant for smaller riders. The addition of Cowabunga, Jellyfish Twist (two slides), RipCurl, Shark Attack, Splashin’ Seal, and Stingray Racer bring the perfect number of drops and twists for little ones seeking a gentle thrill;
  • Enhanced Comfort – Families will have the ability to rent new cabanas and oversized umbrellas to enjoy shade and comfort during their day in the water park;
  • New Dining – Just across the bridge from Splash Island, visitors will find a revamped, open air dining experience, the perfect place to get an ice-cold beverage and mouth-watering food options.
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