Hurricane Harbor, the largest expansion in the park’s history, coming this May.
Six Flags Over Georgia announced in a press release Thursday it will soon break ground on Hurricane Harbor, an all-new tropically-themed water park.
Hurricane Harbor will be free with park admission and completely transform the area formerly occupied by the Southern Star Amphitheater, offering wet and wild thrills for guests of all ages.
“Our entirely new water park inside of Six Flags Over Georgia will further support our goal of delivering of a world-class destination for all ages,” Dale Kaetzel, park president, said in the release.
“When combined with our continuing focus on creating a safe, family-friendly environment in our park, this multi-million dollar investment will be a “must do” experience for anyone living in or visiting Metro Atlanta.”
Hurricane Harbor, set to open in late May 2014, will include an 800,000 gallon wave pool, a multi-slide tower, and a “world’s first” single slide tower combining two slide thrills, plus an interactive children’s water play area. A tropical island theme will include new food locations, shopping, cabanas and expansive deck, lounge and shade amenities.
Construction plans for Hurricane Harbor are well underway and groundbreaking of the site will begin in September, 2013, according to the release.
Admission to Hurricane Harbor will be included in any one day admission ticket or a Six Flags Over Georgia season pass. Six Flags White Water in Marietta, Ga. and Six Flags Over Georgia will continue to offer combination passes for guests to enjoy both destinations at one low price.
