Worst customer service I've ever experienced in my life, extremely disrespectful to my boyfriend and I. We were singled out and discriminated against, as a season pass holder and frequent fast pass purchaser I am utterly disgusted by the treatment displayed from the ride staff. We will never step foot in this park again and advise you all to do the same!! read more

My first experience in six flags was a horrible one. I got to enjoy one ride called the Batman before getting harassed by security officers Bill and Nakia. I had two group members who carried self phones in their pocket during the ride and got escorted out the park without warning for this reason. We understand it was part of regulations after explanation. However, these security officers elevated the situation with Nakia threatening my group to fight once he is off the clock. He also tried to take a picture of me and my group without consent, as I was getting my picture taken. I asked for an apology from Bill, who said he doesn't need to apologize, "it's my job to kick people like YOU out." Yet I did not break any regulations of the park. The situation became so escalated that the supervisor Casey is demanding a training for all the security guards. Costumer satisfactorily should be a priority to the members of the park. This became out of hand over a cell phone. read more

Six Flags Hurricane Harbor - Amusement Parks Near Me - Jackson Township, New Jersey

I had a Super fun time but there was some crowding in a lot of areas. I really wish they stayed open later because the lines were long when we went so we couldn't get on everything. I also think they should make more rides. The park is small compared to great adventure. read more

For the first time ever my experience at hurricane harbor was horrible. Your paying a lot of money to just to enter the park to not get your moneys worth. Most rides were shut down and the ones that were open were way to crowded. Almost a 2hr wait. Lazy river was disgusting. I've never seen a lazy river you actually can walk! Yes ppl are actually walking because you have to rent a tube to ride a ride that's designed to have tubes on hand. No one should ever have to pay extra for something like that where as Splish splash and other attractions have tubes available. Also the water was disgusting not clean at all and it smelled like shit through out the whole park. Who wants to smell that all day? The staff is rude. Instead of informing they'll yell and demand. Bathrooms are a complete disaster not clean at all and also smells really bad. Overall coming here with my family was a waste of time and money and we won't be coming back to hurricane harbor again we'll just stay on the adventure side where I've never had this problem. Hurricane harbor seriously needs to clean house and start all over again. New staff and new management and get busy with some repairs for these rides. It really sucks here. read more

In an emergency at an amusement park, people trust that staff members either: 1. know how to help or 2. are able to call someone right away who does. Naturally. Lots of variables, lots of ways to get hurt. They try and keep their guests as safe as possible, right? Unfortunately, an incident that transpired on a recent visit leads me to the conclusion that certain members of Hurricane Harbor staff are woefully unprepared for dealing with emergency situations. My family and I were on line to the "family slide" (red/orange slide with large rafts, near park entrance) when a teen girl in front of me fainted. I helped catch her then waved over the closest staff member - Nick - for help. At that time was about 10 feet away from the steps of the slide, under an umbrella; I am not sure what his role was, perhaps to manage the line. He shuffles over with no sense of urgency, staying a good distance away from us the whole time. The mom of the girl and I both asked him for help; he all but shrugged his shoulders. I ask, "Do you have a walkie? "No." He stands there, shuffling back and forth on his feet, looking uncomfortable - does not approach us, does not ask "How is she?" Nothing. "Can you get help?" Nick: "Uhhhhh....." Girl's mom, "Do you have a wet rag?" Nick: "No." Girl's mom, "We need water..." People on line: "You need water? Anyone have water?" Me, to Nick: "Can you go get help and ask someone to get a car? Don't you have, like, emergency vehicles or golf carts?" Nick, "No, we don't have those." Face and body language is basically like, Naaaa. He's the line monitor. This is not his job. Girl revives for a second, stands up, then faints again. I catch girl. Nothing from Nick. Mom and I are fanning her, meanwhile shooting looks at one another like, this guy can't be for real. Mom's near panic. Nothing is being done. Her daughter is on the ground now. Passed out. Then I spot it. Under his umbrella, 30 feet away: A water bottle. NIck's GIANT Six Flags refillable water bottle. "GO GET YOUR WATER BOTTLE." He hesitates. (Not kidding.) Then gets it. We splash water on the girl, give her sips. He keeps his distance, looks on like we're giving his precious water bottle leprosy. Still no help coming; no attempt to get it. Goes back to just standing there. WHICH ISN'T HELPING. Finally, a lifeguard is rushing up to get to his station - I practically jump in front of him to stop him. As a bonus, the lifeguard hardly speaks English but does RUN thankfully to get someone. Nick, of course, still just keeping his 8-10 foot distance away from the situation, says nothing to us or the lifeguard. Lifeguard-who-hardly-speaks-English is taking a while to come back, leaving me wondering if he understood what was going on... Meanwhile, a truck enters on our right to go to a nearby maintenance shed. I frantically ask Nick, "Can you go get that guy? He has a walkie and a truck." "Naaaa. Lifeguard getting someone." Back to twiddling thumbs... Lifeguard comes back with help. Relays the issue with the girl, who, by the way, was still on the sidewalk, to the manager-guy-with-him: "She's cold." And...it was 97 degrees out. Theater of the absurd. I ask of Hurricane Harbor: What if the girl fainted, but instead of on line (which was bad enough - if I wasn't behind her to catch her both times, she would have landed on the sidewalk HARD) -- what if instead she fainted on the stairs? What if she cracked her head open? What if someone was having a heart attack? What would our friend Nick - the person somehow both in charge of the line, but not in charge of the line - do? What would Hurricane Harbor do? Too many "what ifs" for me. It is obvious that staff does not have the training or resources to deal with emergencies, that's for sure. In conclusion: Hurricane Harbor - Ya'll need to get your act together. read more

They should rename this place "Ratchet Rapids." Or "Ripoff Island." We should have known this was going to be a disaster after paying $25(!) dollars just to park the car. It took nearly half an hour to get through the main entrance gates due to the massive contraband confiscation going on at the security checkpoints. Once we actually made it inside, we had difficulties locating...well...everything in the park. The posted park maps were confusing and didn't even have a "You Are Here" indicator to help anyone get their bearings. Knowing that the park would be busy on a holiday weekend (we visited July 5th), we decided to spring for the Gold Flash Passes in order to have a chance to ride all of the rides in a reasonable amount of time. One one hand, we didn't have to wait two hours in line like a lot of people did, but we still spent more time in line (average 20-35 minutes per ride) than doing anything else that day. For the $30 extra per person spent on the Flash Pass, we were expecting much shorter wait times. To make matters worse, most of the rides weren't all that much fun (or at least not worth the 30 minute wait, let alone 3 hours). The food was on par with a high school cafeteria, but at Wolfgang Puck prices. $9.00 got me the saddest slice of freezer pizza and small cup of french fries I may have ever seen. My advice for anyone who still wants to go to Ratchet Rapids is to pack a cooler and eat in the parking lot when you're ready for lunch. We didn't bother with the wave pool (too many small children, so probably full of pee) or the lazy river (the same). Plus, a tube rental for the lazy river was an extra $6. That's just absurd. To top it all off, this park is filthy. I rarely saw any type of maintenance crews around to pick up trash. One of the two restrooms had a stall with a pile of trash almost a foot high inside. This entire place felt like it was designed as an afterthought with little regard for logistics or guest experience or logic. It is a horrible little place designed to wring as much money out of you as possible while making sure you have absolutely no fun whatsoever. Stay far, far away from this place...it's just not worth it! read more

Went here Saturday- yeah not a good idea. The park was extremely over crowded, like to the point where I was wondering if they had counters- when you walked in. This had to be a fire hazard! You wait in a long line to get your bag checked, then you wait in another long line to purchase your ticket. ( of which only 3 cashiers are working in the ticket booths- YES on a Saturday. Anyway we finally get in, 23$ for a locker- ok I'll eat that. We make out way to the lazy river- in a normal water park, you go around one, enjoy it, give your tube to the next rider. Not uh- not here. These people don't even care, and the life guards or employees don't even reinforce it. We WALKED THE LAZY RIVER. I'll say it again for the people in the back- WE WALKED THE LAZY RIVER because there were no free tubes, nor was anyone giving up their tubes after their ride. What kinda mess is this? The food is extremely over priced. 1 Chicken finger basket, w/ fries and 2 souvenir cups- 56$.The only upside to my day was the free refills. The stench coming from half the folks there is absolutely unbearable. They firmly believe just because they had plans to attend a water park that day, that they did not have to shower prior. UGH! The wave pool was ridiculously crowded. How anyone could enjoy it was beyond me. Granted I knew, there would be a decent amount of people there, on a hot sunny summery Saturday, but this was definitely in excess. Shame on this establishment for not having the decency to stop admitting people after they had clearly reached their max, which was evident by the parking- they had people parking on the grass. I have ZEE-RO plans to return here. like- ever. I'll stick to the Jersey Shore thanks. read more

Worst service ever. My $20+ water bottle got stolen right from off my chair from on top of a pile of my stuff. When I complained, I was rudely told by customer service manager Malissa tough luck. This water bottle costs them pennies on the dollar. Their tolerance of crime and dismissive service eclipses the rides which were great. Fire Malissa and get a clue how to serve your best customers. My family and I have been season pass holders for 10 years. read more

I would not recommend Six Flags Hurricane Harbor in NJ. Most of the staff I encountered were very rude. They gave me the run around and wrong information. Park was over crowded and understaffed. All lines were extremely long from getting a drink to the water slides. I waited 90 minutes for one water slide. I arrived at 1p and left at 6p. Only went on two water slides. No one was allowed in the deep end in the big pool. Info on prices as of July 2013 -Admission $42 (though you can easily find discounts) -Parking $22 -Locker $16 for smallest locker -$4 for soda -Tube rental $7+ read more

One word to describe our experience: Terrible. We went there on a Wednesay, early in the morning in July (end of July) and what a crowd! (See pictures) So, First: it was so overcrowded (by the way, I am positive the park went over the limit as far as the maximum of persons allowed); that we could not move without bumping into people and my small kids almost got knocked over several times. Let's not talk about the lounge chairs because if you don't come in early, you are out of luck. Second: Be ready to SPEND ALL YOUR TIME IN THE LINES. I only did one ride because it took me 1hr30min to do it. After that, we went around the park to do other rides, completely full and more than 1hr30min to 2hr wait time each. Third: Be ready to share bodily fluids with everyone around you. I am sorry, but when a park is this packed (again, see the pictures), there is no way the chlorine can effectively kill all the germs. Not only do people spit and do other things when inside the water, but I even saw some of them not even in swimming gear attire and swimming with their shorts and personal underwear on. Nasty! This is not to mention the folks who injured themselves and share their blood with us (I also did see someone like that in the lazy river being taken care up by the medic). Then don't forget you walk barefoot around the park and people cut themselves. Fourth: be ready to pay extra and extra: I am ok paying for the usual crappy Amusement park food (which is always overpriced, and this park is no exception); however it is unacceptable to have to pay to rent tubes! I never saw that anywhere! I already paid a total of $190 for 2 adults and 2 kids that day with parking; I thought I paid my dues!!! What a rip off!!!. And of course, the lockers are not free. so if you bring belongings, either you pay $14 minimum or you leave them in the park somewhere with the risk of being stolen. Again, never saw that practice anywhere for a water park! They know we will be in swim gear, where do they expect us to put keys and cell phones without being wet???? Again, it's common sense it should be included with the admission. Fifth: If you have small kids (toddlers), don't go there as well. The rides are very very limited and again it was too packed. So, a word of advice: do yourself a favor, and until Six Flags Hurricane Harbor, NJ limits the amount of admission to the water park, don't go there. I had more fun at home in my swimming pool when I got back. For those who don't have a swimming pool, your bathtubs would have been better. I am not joking!! I had the worse day of my life over there and I will never get those hours back!! read more

For majority of the summer, I've been begging everyone to take a trip to Hurricane Harbor (as no one has been there since I was a child).. But boy was that a mistake. -Filthy. There was paper all over the grounds of the park. Wet, brown, balled up paper which resembled something unsightly. There was a man who literally stopped in his tracks to spit on the ground.. He must have been a smoker. But anyway, what if he had HIV? What if a child walking barefoot with a cut stepped on his spit? There should be attendees around the park to make sure people like this are escorted out. The wave pool was also a pool of filth and the bathroom reeked. -Ghetto. The crowds in Hurricane Harbor are no longer wholesome. Loud, obnoxious, ghetto people rudely pushing their way through as well as acting wild.. Uncaring of who is around them while they go about their antics, resulting in people being bumped into and even getting hit. There were even women in their crowds who had their asses hanging out. Literally, as though they are in an rap music video. How dare no attendees of the park tell these ghetto whores to either cover up or else leave? My 5 year old brother was a victim to this disgusting nature of what seems to be Hurricane Harbor. Why is Hurricane Harbor allowing children to be exposed to their lack of enforcement on dress code? -The kiddy pool was closed an hour early.. Which didn't make sense to us because there were A LOT of children still wanting to go in. Our money to get in should ensure access to everything until the park closes. -Rude Employees. (The ones in the gift shop.) I gave them a piece of my mind though, haha. Hurricane Harbor doesn't seem to be a family friendly park anymore. Staff should be upped. There should be attendees around in general to take care of foul behavior and inappropriate clothing. Definitely won't be back and wouldn't recommend this location. read more

Never, ever, EVER again. The lines are long for everything, the park is FILTHY, and the majority of the clientele are trashy as ever. CONS: -Long lines, for everything: To get in, the rides, food, the bathroom. -$$$$$$$$: EVERYTHING is extraordinarily overpriced (food, lockers, WATER), and you have to pay for a tube for the lazy river? Really?? -Clientele is disgusting: First, let's just say some bathing suits should never be seen outside of music videos, especially in front of a park of small children.. Also, nobody seems to understand the concept of PERSONAL SPACE, and that if you smack, bump into, kick, or push someone else, you should be polite and APOLOGIZE, and make sure you don't do it again. The majority of people's behavior at this place was just disgusting. -The showers: The showers, meant for you to rinse yourself off, were filthy and the water was BOILING hot. It actually hurt to rinse my feet and hair under them. -The park is overall FILTHY: Band-aids floating in the pool, poop covered napkins on the ground by the lockers, hair EVERYWHERE, garbage everywhere, and the bathrooms smelled like they hadn't been cleaned in months. PROS: - I never have to go back again. read more

Six Flags Great Adventure Attn: John Fitzgerald, Park President P.O. Box 120 1 Six Flags Blvd. Jackson, NJ 08527 Dear Mr. Fitzgerald, 4 kids between between 14-11 years, all visited the Hurricane adventure park today July 30, 2016 for the first time. My 2 kids 13 and 11 are veterans of other parks having visited disney, universal, splash splash and others over a dozen times and more, navigating the parks independently. As many kids do with parents expecting the park to be safe and kid friendly. This afternoon, the park closed for some time due to thunderstorms in the area. My 13 years old son went up to guest relation to enquire about the closure and got yelled at and was asked to leave by the person at the desk, Tara (is who my son thinks it was). My son had wanted to know when and if the rides would re-open and his options. All he wanted to figure out was if the rides were likely to open and if not his options. I had instructed him about likely closures given thunderstorms in the forecast and if prolonged (he had waited for over 2 hours) to speak to guest relations. He must have insisted on specifics and instead of providing answers, the agent called security in him. The last thing on my mind this morning was that they would be threatened and traumatized. Other parents were aghast. Getting yelled at, thrown out and get security called on in uncalled for was disconcerting, when we heard about it. My son called me and when i tried to speak to anyone, no one would speak to me. Yelling at a mild mannered 13 year old child is unconsolable and inexcusable. It just not what any parent expects when entrusting their kids and their safety at an entertainment park. It brings into question the judgment and maturity of individuals at guest relations and the selection of these people by the park. In retrospect, I overlooked reviewing tripadvisor and yelp reviews which carries poor ratings from hundreds and thousands of visitors, all likely for a reason. Which I should have and will likely heed a lot more. As a side note (in pulling up the name and address for the Mr Duffy) I also note that the stock has been on a tear, but these and other shared experiences just cannot bode well for the company. CC: John Duffy Six Flags Entertainment Corporation 924 Avenue J East Grand Prairie, TX 75050 read more

When I went here it was nearly empty and I got a spot right next to the entrance. I will go back because it is not too big and has a good variety of things to do. read more

This place is terrible! The paths are so fking confusing and i get lost there all the time! The food is disgusting and the prices are absolutely ridiculous! I mean like who the heck would pay $12 for rat meat they call chicken and french fries? Also, there are fking lifeguard drills every 30 min and there are barely any shaded areas. The slides are also boring and unorriginal and there is little variety. The staff is also unaccomadating and you have to pay stupid fees like renting a tube and $17 for a large locker! And dont even get me started on the fking bee infestation there. When you eat there are like 50 bees swarming your food! Finally, the lines are extremely long for rides that arent even that good. If you live in NJ, dont waste your time at this shythole they call a waterpark and go to Mountain Creek Waterpark in Vernon, NJ. It's so much better! read more

Came here because along with my six flags membership I added the water park for an extra $4, very small in size compared to splish splash. Still had an amazing time. ..very family friendly park. read more

If you are going to Six Flags in NJ, turn around! Drive to Massachusetts and go to Six Flags in springfield. No one knows anything! I went with my boyfriend and best friends and we asked what time the water park opened one person told us it was even open another 5 or 6 people gave us several different times. The manager, was real nice because we had a ticket issue. There is a little store before you go to Six flags called " WaWa" go there, they haved tickets for $30 each. Talk about inflation! You will be robbed blind trying to eat food there. Oh yeah and if your from Boston, everyone acts like your an Alien. The waterpark is not connected to the park you have to take a shuttle. The safari was the only good thing, we all loved it well worth the price. read more

season passes are definitely a steal. for 90 bucks, I get to feel like I'm far away from the city on a tropical vacation all summer long! so far, I've already spent a full saturday and sunday here, mostly chilling on a tube down the lazy river, but also the rides here are good- you don't get scraped like in other water parks, and some of the rides last long enough to actually enjoy them. I work every second weekend, so I plan on coming every other weekend here and get to spend a day away from all the stress at work in the sun and in the water! (fingers crossed that I never come on a camp day.) read more

Recently, while out of town I purchased tickets online for Hurricane Harbor. Key words here..OUT OF TOWN. Well as I pulled up to the park there was a huge sign saying the park was closed. No big deal, I only had 4 children in the car excited for a park that wasn't open but not listed anywhere online or Six Flag's main site. I have called every number I could find only to receive a call back stating that I cannot get a refund for over $200 worth of tickets and a parking pass. How dare you rob people of there money after you have inconvenienced them. I won't attempt to visit another Six Flags location again. read more

If you want to be able to get on about 3 slides in 6 hours and squeeze your way into the lazy river amongst 400 other people, this is the place for you!! While in the wave pool, this thing was so crowded I was bashing and bumping into about 5 people each time a wave came. This is just extremely dangerous. An accident waiting to happen.. This place is just downright nightmarish. Wall to wall packed with people. It's like black friday at the mall in a waterpark..except I think even the mall on black friday is less crowded than this place! The park is far too small for the amount of people it attracts. Barely enough chairs to fit every guest. People leave their shoes everywhere as if they were at their own house or something. Unsavory characters and screaming bratty children everywhere. Not your place if you're looking for a "relaxing" time for your family. A few slides scattered throughout. Plus a kiddie area, extremely crowded lazy river and wave pool. Place is very, very poorly run. You now need to wait on the line for a tube and wait on another line for the actual slide to avoid overcrowding. Too much unnessecary waiting. Park always seems to be understaffed. I wish there was a way they could control the amount of people that come to this park. They should have a limit to how many people they could let into this park per day. It's just a madhouse at this place. Just being here gives me anxiety. It's just a huge safety issue/fire hazard waiting to happen at this place. But again, all six flags seems to care about is the almighty dollar, so they probably won't do shit about it. read more

Worst water park ever. Don't waste your time and money. The line to get in is soooo long and not organized at all!! And the ride lines are at least 1.5 hours. My fiancé and I gave up and went up and went home early bc it was so frustrating. I would never recommend this park to anyone. read more

A nice water park with very unhealthy poor food choices. They FORCE you to buy french fries weather you want them or not.

Please please read my review before go there. This is my first and I think last time in this park. I won't recommend this water park. Mountain Creek was the best one in my previous experiences. This park is ultra overpriced. I paid $73 for entrance with round trip from NYC which is good deal. But For food (cheese burger, fries and small size of soda was total $18. 1 bottle of water is $4.50 which I could buy for $4.50 26 bottles of the same size of water in any pharmacy stores. They are horrible with prices. Also Waiting time is sucks. We spend 1 hour and 45 mins for only one ride They closed at 6:30pm on Sunday on sunny day which they closed earlier than regular days. They tries to sell Fast Passes which is $25-60 it depends on your choice. If you don't have it you gotta wait 1-2 hours or more like me. Don't forget to bring your own water with you. I mentioned already why. Also you will dehydrate very fast because of waiting on the line under the sun. Good thing is staff were very friendly and 6 rides (which we could ride only) were safe Good luck! read more

The worst water park ever. Fat ,sick , rude people around feels like you are in Bronx..The lines are ridiculously long. We never get back here again. read more

Not recommended, horrible services, extremely long waiting time and the facilities look so old.

First time there. Good things: clean, good/regular fast food, plenty areas for kids, friendly staff. Bad things: crowded, long waiting, payment for parking. read more

We enjoyed hurricane harbor, but most definitely didn't like the fact that you had to pay for tubes for rides, however after realizing if you buy a tube which was like $12 it gave you access to skip lines as if you had an express pass...wasn't to bad of a deal, i'd go back on a hot day the park is cool & chill lines are average. read more

Lots of fun stuff for kids. Was able to take whole family 4 yr old to granny and we all found something we liked. Wave pool was fun for all. Although the drills to get out of the pool got trying. Slides for little kids limited. read more

place is pretty good as an attraction place but beware! for the minimal rides, you can wait hours! maybe 2 hours! don't forget. the park does not open that long. so if the day is busy! beware! read more

First I have to say for a Saturday morning, there should have been more staff working the ticket counter. The line to get in was about 45 minutes. I even had pre printed tickets, thinking that would help beat the lines but it obviously didn't. Lines for some of the rides were long, but I already knew that was going to happen. My only huge complaint is that you had to buy a tube for the lazy river...otherwise you have to walk it. No other major problems. Staff was all very friendly. read more

First of all the line to get in was completely disorganized with people cutting line and it took about 40 minutes just to get inside the park with tickets in hand. Each ride was roughly 40 to an hour wait. All in all we spent about 5 hours in the park and were only able to ride between 3-4 rides for a whole days work. Not worth my time or money. read more

The Tornado slide was the best.. But long lines kill your time...

The worse experience in a water park in my life. The rides took a long time to get to the front. We spent 4 hours to ride 3 rides and there are only 7 rides for an overcrowded overpriced amusement park. Parking is $25 and there is an incentive to purchase flash passes of different tiers. Six Flags Great Adventures next door is faster and has more rides. Hurricane Harbor has people take their sweet time waiting before letting the next person take the tubes down. I've been to Mountain Creek in NJ and i recommend it more than here. read more

Just too expensive for what it is. Went on a weekday to try to avoid some crowds and save some money, but that is impossible here. "Discount" tickets $31.99 per person Parking $25 per car Flash pass (unless you want to wait and wait and wait) $20 or $35(!) per person Want a tube for the lazy river? $8 per person Hungry? You can't bring your own food or beverage, so at least $10 per person for lunch. Want a chair? Get there when they open or you guessed it, you can pay more. Family of 4 dropped close to $300 for the day and never found chairs. read more

My boys and I love this waterpark. But there are definitely a few things that you need to do to make sure it's the most enjoyable experience. The first : go on a weekday. Second : get there early. Then get on all the rides/slides you possibly can like the tornado and the tube rides. Save the lazy river and the wave pool for the afternoon when it starts getting super crowded. I only rated this three stars because it can get crowded and because the lines can be long and also the food lines get ridiculously long. If you follow the above rules though you should be able to have a five star time! read more

It is the worst tourist trap i ever have seen in any of 67 countries i visited in my life. Thousands vistors, hourlong waiting for a few open slides. The prices are outreagous. When I saw $16 locker i would like to call a cop. And I do not want to discuss food and drinks that priced like caviar and champagne. Never go near this ugly place. read more

The worst park ever. There is no place to sit and when it rains they close all the rides and there no where to go or sit. I couldnt walk long and they dont have wheel chairs for people like me. Never again. 6 flags theme park is more organized . read more

Assume nothing check everything. My mom is celebrating her 71st Birthday Today at Hurricane Harbor and we are being treated like Family. Thank you Neil Thurman, Ron, Bobby, Mike,Emilio and the rest of the staff for making this day Very Special! This is a 5 plus plus rating. read more

I would give it a zero if I could. I'm not sure why I bothered coming here after all the bad reviews I read. Pretty sure it had something to do with the almost $500 I paid for my season passes. This is not what I would expect from such a highly recognized spot in the area. I drive 2 hours to get here. Not too serious. But this place is a hot mess. From the moment you walk in it's mayhem. No shade is one thing. Dirty lounge chairs is just gross. Closed rides is literally disheartening to my kids who are exhausted after the car ride and come to see closed signs on cool looking slides. The lazy river is terrible, no tubes and way WAY too many people. Come on! And the line cutting I read about is not worth getting roughed up over, but I almost did because gosh darn it you are not supposed to cut in front of people! Didn't we learn this in kindergarten people. Oye vay. I will probably not come back to this dump this season. I'll come back for Fright Fest, when it's cold in New York and the zombies at the other park have eaten the germs off the Hurricane Harbor floor. Someone needs to work on this place. Really people. read more

Been here ones and had a blast clean and fun and not for from home. If u ever in this side of nj visit u won't regret it