Hurricane Harbor New England · Operating
Hurricane Bay
Wave pool · Hurricane Harbor New England
Photo: Six Flags Hurricane Harbor New England · Official park / manufacturer media
One of the park’s main wave pools — ship-scale sets for lounging and body surfing in the middle of Hurricane Harbor.
At a glance
Key facts for Hurricane Bay.
Type
Water ride
Status
Operating
Subtype
Wave pool
Land
Park
Specifications
Sourced stats for Hurricane Bay.
Ride profile
Water ride · Wave pool
- family
- water
- wave-pool
Experience
Wave pool
Specs source: sixflags.com
History
Sourced timeline and background for Hurricane Bay.
Timeline
Hurricane Bay operating
Background
Hurricane Bay opened with the 2003 Hurricane Harbor rebrand — a large wave pool that still defines the open-water social scene beside Commotion Ocean.
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Sources & official links
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- Hurricane Bay — official ride pagesixflags.com(opens in a new tab)
- Hurricane Harbor New England — official sitesixflags.com(opens in a new tab)
- Hurricane Harbor New England on Coaster AtlasPark page
- Full Hurricane Harbor New England rosterCoasters and other rides
- Hero photo (Six Flags Hurricane Harbor New England · Official park / manufacturer media)Image license & attribution(opens in a new tab)
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