About Six Flags Magic Mountain & Hurricane Harbor
This THMPRK resort grouping brings Six Flags Magic Mountain and the separate Hurricane Harbor Los Angeles water park together for planning. Six Flags describes Hurricane Harbor as being next door to Magic Mountain. The grouping helps you compare two different days out; it is not a claim that the operator markets the complex under a separate resort brand.
Start with the individual park records. Magic Mountain focuses on roller coasters and other theme-park attractions, while Hurricane Harbor offers a water-park visit. Decide which experiences suit your group before choosing the days and tickets. Do not assume a ticket, membership or seasonal offer includes both places: the operator provides separate Hurricane Harbor ticket information, and the applicable terms should guide your purchase.
Use the official calendar to check each park separately. A water park can have a different operating season from its neighboring theme park. Check current availability, visitor policies and access information before arranging your day, rather than treating the two parks as interchangeable.
For a longer stay, the official website links to hotel and vacation-package options. Compare their actual inclusions with booking the parks separately. THMPRK does not treat a nearby hotel listing as proof of an included park benefit. The official map and directions remain the best starting point for deciding where to arrive for the park you plan to visit.
Useful official links
Sources and updates
Information checked 2026-10-24.