Six Flags Hurricane Harbor water parks sell first responder tickets through ID.me, online only, and you can buy up to six at a time. Two of the parks we checked were selling the ticket when we read their pages, and four more showed the ticket as coming or on sale soon.
Each park has its own military and first responder page on the Six Flags site, so the water park near you has its own ticket, its own date calendar and its own price. The price reads as a “Starting From” number that changes with the date you pick, so we don’t print one here. Read the number on the day you buy.
How To Get The Hurricane Harbor First Responder Discount
- Open your park’s military and first responder ticket page from the list below, or use the button.
- Choose your date and tickets. If the page shows Coming Soon or On Sale Soon, the ticket isn’t on sale yet, so check back.
- Sign in to ID.me, or create a free account, and verify as a first responder. The page says you’re prompted to log in after you select your admission.
- Add up to six tickets if you’re bringing family or friends.
- Check out online. The page says discounts aren’t available at the front gate, and all offers must be redeemed online.
What Each Park’s Page Says
Hurricane Harbor Arlington: selling now. The page shows a “Starting From” price on the first responder ticket, and it’s the ticket the button above opens.
Hurricane Harbor Oklahoma City: selling now, with the same “Starting From” wording and the same ID.me terms. Its page names the park as Hurricane Harbor OKC.
Hurricane Harbor Concord: the ticket area reads Coming Soon. The ID.me and online-only terms are already on the page, so the discount is set up, but the ticket isn’t on sale yet.
Hurricane Harbor Rockford: the ticket area reads Coming Soon. The page shows the same up-to-six-tickets wording as the others.
Hurricane Harbor Splashtown: the ticket area reads On Sale Soon, with the same ID.me terms.
Six Flags White Water: the ticket area reads Coming Soon, with the same ID.me terms. It isn’t branded Hurricane Harbor on its page, but it runs the same first responder offer.
Rules That Apply At Every Park
The terms are the same on every page we read. The ticket is valid on the date you select. Processing fees of up to $9.99 and applicable taxes are added on top of the ticket price, so the checkout total will run a little higher than the number shown. And the discount cannot be combined with any other offers, including sales, so if a park runs a public sale on a day you want, put the two totals side by side before you commit.
The pages also list add-ons you can price out separately, including drink and dining plans and private cabanas. If you’re bringing a group and want shade and a home base for the afternoon, the cabana listing is worth a look. For a bigger order, the pages mention payment plans on select orders of $49 or more.
Q&A
Q: Can I buy at the gate with my badge?
A: No. The pages say discounts aren’t available at the front gate, and all offers must be redeemed online.
Q: How many tickets can I buy?
A: Up to six, for family and friends, according to the pages.
Q: Why does my park say Coming Soon?
A: The ticket isn’t on sale yet at that park. The page already lists the ID.me terms, so check back when the park opens its ticket sales.
Q: Does it stack with a sale?
A: No. The pages say it can’t be combined with any other offers, including sales.
Q: Is the price the same at every park?
A: No. Each park sets its own “Starting From” price, and it changes with the date, so read it on your park’s page.
Q: Is there a first responder ticket at the Six Flags theme parks too?
A: Yes. Our Six Flags first responder discount guide covers the theme parks, which use the same ID.me setup.
More Information:
Ticket pages change by date and by park, so confirm the price and terms on your park’s page before you buy. For more days out, browse our entertainment discounts. You can also see it alongside other options in Planning a Vacation? Don’t Miss These First Responder Travel Discounts.