Hurricane Harbor New Jersey visitors cannot yet book a date-specific waterpark ticket for the next season: Six Flags’ official ticket page lists the product as “Coming Soon,” even as the operator has already put its 2027 season passes on sale.
That distinction matters for families deciding whether to buy now or wait. The waterpark page displays a $60 gate price, plus processing fees of up to $9.99 and applicable taxes, and says a one-day ticket will cover only Hurricane Harbor on the selected date. It is not valid for Six Flags Great Adventure or Wild Safari. Until the sales button changes from “Coming Soon,” there is no date to select or online price to compare.
What the 2027 passes include
The broader Great Adventure season-pass page is already selling two 2027 products. It currently displays the Gold Pass at $115, with an online price of $99 per person and a renewal price of $89. The Prestige Pass is displayed at $275, with an online price of $249 and a $239 renewal price. Six Flags says processing fees of up to $9.99 and taxes apply.
Both passes list unlimited visits during the remainder of 2026 and throughout 2027 on scheduled operating days, plus waterpark admission. Gold includes admission to East Coast Six Flags parks and waterparks, general parking and a 10% food-and-merchandise discount. Prestige expands admission to Six Flags properties across North America, offers limited preferred parking, a 15% discount and free fountain beverages on each visit.
The operator also advertises a renewal bonus through November 1, 2026: one free bring-a-friend ticket. Buyers should review the benefit details before checkout because a pass does not make every separately ticketed experience inclusive. Great Adventure’s Fright Fest page, for example, sells haunted-maze access through its own bundles and all-season haunted-attractions pass.
What is still unknown
Six Flags has not posted a 2027 Hurricane Harbor opening date on the ticket page. That means the pass is the only currently listed route to future waterpark admission, but it is not a reservation or a promise of a particular operating date. Weather, maintenance and the eventual calendar will determine when attractions actually run.
For planning, compare both listed New Jersey parks and current operating data in TAQ’s New Jersey park dashboard. Readers can also follow later ticket, calendar and event changes on the New Jersey Theme Parks archive.
