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Hurricane Harbor Oklahoma City

3908 W Reno Ave • Oklahoma City, OK 73107

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Three people on blue mats going down the Wahoo Racer, a six lane multi-color water slide with curved tubes at the top.

A colorful water slide structure called the Dive Bomber featuring multiple slides in vibrant colors on a sunny day with a flag on top.

Over view of Caribbean Cover with several slides, a large pool area, rock features, and lounge areas.

A colorful children water play ground with several slides, a bucket pouring water, and a shallow play area on a sunny day.

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Experience summer thrills at Hurricane Harbor OKC, Oklahoma’s largest water adventure park! From thrilling rides like the Big Kahuna and Mega Wedgie to family-friendly fun at Castaway Creek and Splash Water Island, plus a variety of dining options, there's something for everyone. Enjoy a day full of excitement and relaxation.

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Experience Oklahoma's largest water park featuring over 30 attractions, slides, pools and activities.
Conveniently located 20 minutes from downtown Oklahoma City, just off I-40.
The 25-acre water park is recommended for all ages. Admission is free for children ages 2 and under.
Ample on-site parking is available for a fee, with ADA-accessible spots offered on a first-come, first-served basis.
The park accepts only card payments at retail stores, restaurants, games, and parking toll booths. Cash-to-card kiosks are available for cash users.
Appropriate family-friendly swimwear is required. No metal embellishments on rides. No shoes, aqua socks and shirts allowed on some attractions.
Keep your belongings safe with convenient locker rentals located outside of Tobago Trading.
Outside food and drinks are prohibited, except for a sealed water bottle per person. Food and drinks are available for purchase on site.
You can re-enter the park on the same day with a handstamp. Get your hand stamped at the exit gate before you leave.

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Discover the exhilarating Hurricane Harbor Oklahoma City water park, located in the heart of Oklahoma City! Hurricane Harbor OKC features 25 acres of cool pools and super-soaking slides for visitors of all ages.

Whether you're soaking up the sun or cooling off in the water, this Oklahoma City water park is the ultimate summer destination. Relax with a leisurely ride on Castaway Creek, a winding river through the park, or enjoy the waves at Hurricane Bay Wave Pool. Families with young children can splash around in Splashwater Island, featuring fountains, an octopus-themed play area, and small slides.

The Big Kahuna invites up to four riders at a time on an exhilarating tube ride down a flume slide, while Raging Rapids whisks you through shallow pools on a rapids adventure. Caribbean Cove provides interactive fun with challenging lily pads, jumping rocks, and two slides for continuous enjoyment under the sun.

For those seeking a more exciting water adventure, the park's water slides guarantee a fast, breathtaking plunge. On the tame side, the Bermuda Triangle features three different slides for tube riding, and Paradise Plunge sends riders through a flume slide with crazy curves. More extreme slides include the Dive Bomb, a high-speed free-fall slide, and the Mega Wedgie, a 277-foot-long slide with a 64-foot free fall. Both are guaranteed to take your breath away.

When hunger strikes, Hurricane Harbor Oklahoma City offers a variety of food and drink options, including pizza, hot dogs, pretzels and chicken strips. Quench your thirst with ice-cold soft drinks. Souvenirs, sunscreen and other necessities can be found in the gift shops.

Whether you’re looking for thrilling rides, family fun, or a relaxing day in the sun, Hurricane Harbor Oklahoma City is the ultimate destination for summer excitement. Be sure to book your tickets in advance to secure your spot and make the most of your visit. Get ready to make a splash!

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A man in a blue inflatable tube while floating along the Castaway Creek lazy river on a sunny day.

Typhoon Twister, a blue and green striped water slide on a sunny day at Hurricane Harbor Oklahoma City.

Hurricane Harbor Oklahoma City Reviews

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M4312HTcharlesg

Norman, Oklahoma

"Good Experience BUT..."

Reviewed August 19, 2024

My son asked to go to Hurricane Harbor to celebrate his 8th birthday. Overall, it was a good experience. However, there was a big problem for me. See, I had called the phone number to check on how to do tax exemption. I am a Disabled Veteran in the state of Oklahoma and due to the degree of disability, I have tax exemption. I had been looking into going here for a couple of days and found the military tickets but nothing about exemption. When I called, I ended up getting someone at Frontier City, instead (weird, since I called the listed number for Hurricane Harbor but whatever). I figured the parks were owned by the same company so this person might be able to answer the questions about how to get tax-exempt, military pricing. In a nutshell, they told me to show up at the ticket counter, let them know I tried to do it online, and they would be able to give me the military price with exemption. However, when I showed up, I was informed that the only way I could get tax exemption was to pay full price (twice what the online, military rate was). This angered me since it was counter to what I had been told and (admittedly, I am not 100% sure about this part) I believe that might be against Oklahoma law. To the best of my recollection, I am entitled to any discounts I would normally qualify for AND my tax exemption. After being told this, I gave up and started looking for the military rate on my phone and never found it. I had previously looking at it on my home PC and it was pretty easy but in the moment, with my family waiting on me to do this so we could start our fun-filled day, I gave up and paid the regular online price (still WAY better than buying them at the window even WITH taxes included). Other than the initial issue, it was mostly a fun day. There were a couple slides that my kids told me were "gross" and from what I could see, really didn't work that well as some people had to basically crawl out of them and the food lines moved ridiculously slow. However, on a very good note, all of the lifeguards were ALWAYS scanning and looking for issues. There was one incident where high school kids were rough housing on the rope obstacles and even after bringing attention to it, the life guards didn't seem to care and basically ignored me (and them) after I initially brought it up. My concern was for the smaller kids in near proximity and the fact that they were slowing the line down. The lifeguard acknowledged me, initially and looked at what I was pointing at and then completely ignored them AND ME. All of the rest of the lifeguards interactions were very pleasant, though, and they seemed to be doing a fantastic job, as a whole. If not for the tax-exemption issue and the one bad lifeguard interaction, I would have given this at least a 4/5.

NoSugarCoatingz

Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

"No more weekends there"

Reviewed June 26, 2024

We went on the Saturday of Father's day weekend. I had planned on us getting there when it opened, but hubby made that impossible. We ended up getting there around 1pm. It was a hassle to get a $20 locker and apparently they don't give a discount on lockers to pass holders anymore. They do not take cash at the park, so you must prepay, have a card, or load a card there. Parking is $30 & up, but we got it included with our passes. We went on the big kahuna once. We walked the lazy river a few times. We did the wave pool. We went to ride the Bermuda Triangle slides and there was no life guard at the bottom for a while. This allowed teenagers to be rude and think that it was perfectly fine for them to keep the tubes and go over and over again. They acted as if they brought these tubes with them and nobody else wanted to or deserved to go on the slides. We went and did a different waterslide, and then went back. They finally got a life guard over there and stopped the multiple re-rides of the teens. We left by 5pm.

W7321BQdennisc

Yukon, Oklahoma

"Too Expensive...Not Worth It"

Reviewed June 24, 2024

VERY expensive! First, with very little access to park anywhere near the facility it is $30 just to park your car. Ridiculous and that is just the start. $30 admission per person and it includes nothing, meaning on some of the slides/rides you pay for the innertube to use for the ride! Not allowed to bring food or drink into the park, so at the mercy of their concession stand prices. Example: Picture shows hamburger with lettuce, tomato and fixings. Reality? Bun, hamburger meat, slice of cheese (with fries) $20. Get a drink another $6! Totally ridiculous and not worth it unless you have no concept of "value for your money". Skip it and and go to a city park pool or State Lake park.

Momx3jessica

Norman, Oklahoma

"Don't waste your money on a membership, because they will charge you an admission fee anyways!"

Reviewed August 04, 2023

DOUBLE DIPPING! My son has had a membership for years that I pay for each month. He went to the park over the weekend and they told him that he would have to pay an admission fee if he wanted to go in. They told him that I cancelled his membership. I contacted customer service to tell them that we want a refund for the money that he shouldn't have been charged. They said his membership isn't active and that we'll have to make the hour drive to Frontier City to "activate" his membership again before being able to use the benefits that we pay a monthly fee to have.

RyanLaG

Lafayette, Lafayette Parish, Louisiana

"Ok water park, but not great"

Reviewed August 02, 2023

This park had some pretty good slides, but as with many busy water parks, staff was inefficient and at times seemed like they intentionally took their time to load attractions making everyone wait for much longer than they needed to. One of the multi person slides only had a few floats on rotation making everyone at the top wait for a tube to be sent up even after the slide was all clear. We waited over an hour to ride that one ride. Rapids tube ride never opened due to staffing shortage. Alright water park, but not great.

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Hurricane Harbor Oklahoma City is located at 3908 W Reno Ave • Oklahoma City, OK 73107

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Frequently Asked Questions about Hurricane Harbor Oklahoma City

Will there be immediate changes from the Six Flags Cedar Fair merger?

All the parks continue to operate on their normal schedules. There are no anticipated major changes at the park level at this time.

Where is Hurricane Harbor OKC?

Hurricane Harbor OKC is located approximately 20 minutes from downtown Oklahoma City via I-40.

How much is parking at Hurricane Harbor OKC?

General Parking starts at $30 per vehicle and Preferred Parking starts at $40 per vehicle. Fees are subject to change.

Is the water park family-friendly?

Yes, the water park is fun for the whole family and offers free admission for children ages 2 and under.

Can I bring my pet?

No, only ADA-defined service animals are allowed in the water park. Please note that owners are responsible for disposing of their service animal's waste. Relief areas for service animals are available at select locations throughout the park.

Is the water park ADA accessible?

Yes. The water park is ADA-compliant with accessible parking, restrooms, shops and restaurants, though not all are accessible. Wheelchair rentals are available near the lockers after the Entry Plaza, but guests are encouraged to bring their own. Battery recharging for ECVs is available at Guest Relations. For helpful accommodations, apply for the IBCCES Individual Accessibility Card (IAC) online before visiting the water park.

Can I bring outside food and drinks?

No, outside food and drinks are not allowed, except for one unopened water bottle per guest. The water park has restaurants offering refreshing beverages and delicious meals, from quick snacks to full meals.

What if I or anyone in my party have special dietary needs or food allergies?

Guests with strict dietary restrictions or life-threatening allergies may bring food in two sealable sandwich bags and a snack if park menus do not offer safe options. Baby food or formula is allowed if not in glass containers. One soft-sided cooler is permitted for carry all these items. Visit security at Six Flags Hurricane Harbor NJ for a medical sticker.

Can I buy alcohol at the water park?

Yes, alcoholic beverages are available for purchase at the water park for guests ages 21 and up with a government-issued ID. Please note that all purchased alcoholic drinks must be consumed before leaving the water park. No outside alcohol is permitted inside.

Is there a dress code?

Yes. Appropriate family-friendly swimwear is required. Loose items, rivets and metal ornaments are not allowed on the slides and rides. Please leave prohibited items to your companion or store them in a locker.

Where can I store my belongings?

Lockers are available for rent to store your belongings safely while you enjoy the rides and slides in the park. You can the locker rentals outside of Tobago Trading.

Can I bring a camera?

Yes. Cameras are permitted into the park. However, please note that you are not allowed to use them on the rides and slides. Cameras mounted on moving objects, selfie sticks, monopods and similar hand-held extension poles for cameras and smartphones are also prohibited.

What types of payment does the water park accept?

Only VISA, Mastercard, American Express and Discover credit and debit cards are accepted for purchases in restaurants, retail stores, ticket windows and parking toll booths. Cash can be converted to debit cards at kiosks throughout the park. Leftover funds on the card can be used anywhere in the US that accepts VISA.