Is Hurricane Harbor in NJ an amusement park?

Answer by  leah84 (1043)

Hurricane Harbor in New Jersey is technically part of an amusement park. It is a 45 acre tropical water park, that has one of the longest, laziest rivers in creation within Six Flags. It is basically, if you would like to say, a "place" inside an amusement park.

Answer by  aheaster (8)

Hurricane Harbor in New Jersey is an amusement park. They offer slides, a kiddie area, and a wave pool area. Discovery Bay is the name of the kiddie area and the slides have pretty cool names such as The Big Bambu and Reef Runner.

Answer by  nuttree (1596)

"Hurricane Harbor" is a water park run by the Six Flags amusement park chain. Some Hurricane Harbors are physically attached to Six Flags amusement parks; the one in Jackson New Jersey is next to Six Flags Great Adventure and Wild Safari, but it charges separate admission.

Answer by  RunawayJim (964)

It is an amusement park. A water park that is an offshoot of Six Flags Theme Park to be specific. It is pretty cool and you can usually get admission along with admission to Six Flags.