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Hurricane Harbor Los Angeles
Hurricane Harbor Los Angeles: atracciones acuáticas emocionantes, un Río Lento relajante y diversión familiar bajo el sol
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Hurricane Harbor Los Angeles: atracciones acuáticas emocionantes, un Río Lento relajante y diversión familiar bajo el sol
Hurricane Harbor Los Angeles, ubicado en 26101 Magic Mountain Pkwy, Valencia, CA 91355, ofrece atracciones acuáticas, un Río Lento y una piscina de olas. Los visitantes destacan un parque limpio y bien organizado, con personal amable y salvavidas atentos, además de una amplia zona de asientos sombreados. Se señalan como caros los precios de la comida y el alquiler de tubos por los huéspedes.
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Disfruta de atracciones que aceleran el pulso, como The Black, y otros toboganes de alta velocidad para todos los niveles de emoción.
Relájate y descansa en las suaves corrientes del Río perezoso o disfruta de las olas en la piscina de olas para toda la familia.
Disfruta de una variedad de actividades acuáticas adecuadas para todas las edades, con zonas de descanso sombreadas y instalaciones limpias.
Acceso a visitas ilimitadas con opciones de Gold Season Pass, ten en cuenta cargos adicionales por alquileres y casilleros.
Compra comidas y bebidas en los locales del lugar, como Cowabunga Grill y Red Eye's Kitchen, con paquetes de bebidas ilimitadas disponibles.
Disfruta de estacionamiento fácil, duchas bien mantenidas y servicios de salvavidas atentos para un día seguro.
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I came down from the Sacramento area to check out Hurricane Harbor as a Gold Season Pass member. I liked the amount of slides in the park, the lazy river, and the wave pull. However, it was shocking to see how few free inter-tubes the park had available at their rides. In order to shorten wait time in lines, by hours, and enjoy all of the rides before the park closes (6pm) you would almost have to rent one. For a single inter tube it is $18 and for a double, $25. Those prices are outrageous to me, so I opted not to do so. This left me only being able to enjoy the lazy river and the wave pool. Feels like a waste of time to travel from so far to check this place out.
Miranda
We had an awesome time at Hurricane Harbor LA. The facility was really clean, had a ton of seating options with shade for those hot summer days and a lot of different attractions that kept busy from open until close. The unlimited drinks option was fantastic as we were there all day and it was hot. My only complaint is the food prices and lack of options. Other than that I would highly recommend this place!
J Shin
Water and facilities are clean and well organized, maintained park! Love this place as 35year old adult too ! But the line of restaurant is kind of long and takes a lot of time to get terriyaki sandwitch. Love parking shade too! Shower room is also new. Love everything!
Kiwi Mill
We had a great time at Hurricane Harbor! The park was clean and well maintained, and all the staff we interacted with were really friendly and helpful. There were lots of water attractions for all ages, and our favorite was the Lazy River (aka “River Cruise”) such a relaxing way to cool down! We went on a weekday, so it wasn’t too busy, which was perfect! It made everything more enjoyable with shorter lines and plenty of space to relax. A fun and refreshing day trip for the whole family. Highly recommended if you’re looking to enjoy some water fun in the sun!
Oge white
I can't believe I live 20 minutes away from Six Flags. Oh well, I had an incredible time at Hurricane Harbor! The park was clean, well-organized, and energetic from the moment we walked in. The staff was friendly and helpful, and lifeguards were visible and attentive throughout the day, which made me feel safe while still having a blast. The water rides were a perfect mix of thrills and relaxation. The Black ride gave us the adrenaline rush we were looking for, while Lazy River and Wave Pool were ideal for just kicking back. Even on a hot day, the lines moved faster than expected, and there were plenty of shaded spots to cool down between attractions. The sandwich we bought from Cowabunga Grill was cold, dry, and surprisingly expensive! It cost $43 for two sandwiches with classic chips, bags, and one cup of lemonade. Red Eye's Kitchen has more varieties of food, but the waiting line was long. Then, the locker is expensive too, with a minimum price of $16 You have to pay to rent tubes. I think they should have them free for their members. Everything there is just money, money, money! Parking was easy, and the whole experience was family-friendly but fun for adults.
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