Six Flags Hurricane Harbor Concord
Water Park · Concord, California
Six Flags Hurricane Harbor Concord is a seasonal water park in Concord, in Contra Costa County in the East Bay, on Waterworld Parkway. It opened in 1995 as Waterworld California and later took the Six Flags Hurricane Harbor name. The park is built around the things a Bay Area family wants on a hot day: a large wave pool, a lazy river, a cluster of body and raft slides, and a kids' area with shallow play water - confirm the current attraction list. It suits families with children from toddler to teenager, groups of friends and season-pass holders who come often. Be realistic about the limits. It is open in summer only, roughly Memorial Day to Labor Day, with weekends and school holidays in the shoulder weeks - confirm. Concord summers are far hotter than San Francisco, queues for the biggest slides get long by midday, parking carries a fee, and outside food is restricted - confirm. Plan most of a day, and book online.
1950 Waterworld Parkway, Concord, California, 94520, United States
The park is seasonal. It normally opens in late May, around Memorial Day weekend, and closes after Labor Day in early September, with weekend-only days at the start and end of the season - confirm the exact calendar before you drive. On operating days gates commonly open mid-morning, around 10 or 11 AM, and close in the early evening, with later hours in peak summer. Hours change with school calendars, weather and private events, and the park can close or delay a slide for lightning, wind or a staffing gap. Check the official park calendar for the day you plan, and arrive 30 to 45 minutes before opening on a weekend because the parking lot and ticket line fill quickly.
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