Originally Wet ‘n Wild, Six Flags Hurricane Harbor has quite the history. Six Flags bought the Arlington, Texas water park in 1995. It became Six Flags Hurricane Harbor in 1997. This massive water park boasts over 40 rides and attractions. For thrill-seekers, Der Stuka, a 72-foot water slide, awaits. Named after a German dive bomber, the slide promises an adrenaline rush. Another thrilling option is Geronimo, a seven-story plunge where riders experience a near-weightless sensation before hitting the pool. For a friendly competition, try Wahoo Racer, one of the world’s largest multi-lane water slide complexes. You’ll rocket through tubes at 40 feet per second before racing to the finish. If you prefer a slower pace, the Lazy River Cruise offers a relaxing float. Drift along the current and take in the sights and sounds of Six Flags Hurricane Harbor. Suntan Lagoon provides a place to unwind. This million-gallon pool has geysers, fountains, and waterfalls. For the little ones, Splashwater Beach has over 40 interactive water features. Kids can also explore Hook’s Ship, a pirate-themed play area with slides. Six Flags Hurricane Harbor offers something for everyone, from extreme thrills to family fun.
Harrison Cemetery Plaque
Is it possible for a place to hold so much history in just one acre? You might not think so,