Magic Mountain SplashZone Map and Brochure (2013 – 2025)
Location: Moncton, Canada
Years Active: 1987 – Active
Magic Mountain SplashZone ain’t Disney World, but it’s a whole lot of fun. This place has been around forever – a true Moncton classic. They’ve got the standard water park stuff: slides, a wave pool, the works. But here’s the deal: it gets crowded. Like, crazy crowded in the summer.
Want to beat the heat and the lines? The “Tidal Wave” is the biggest draw, but the wait can be brutal. Try hitting the less popular slides first. “Pirates’ Cove” is actually pretty cool for little kids, but older ones will get bored fast.
They let you bring your own food and drinks (no glass or alcohol). Pack a cooler and save a ton of cash!
Magic Mountain SplashZone Map 2025
Printable Magic Mountain SplashZone Map PDF 2025
Magic Mountain SplashZone Map 2023
Magic Mountain SplashZone Map 2022
Magic Mountain SplashZone Map 2021
Magic Mountain SplashZone Map 2015
Magic Mountain SplashZone Map 2014
Magic Mountain SplashZone Map 2013
FAQ
Is there a waterpark at Six Flags Magic Mountain?
Yes, Six Flags Magic Mountain has a separate waterpark called Six Flags Hurricane Harbor. Located next to the main theme park in Valencia, California, it features water slides, a lazy river, wave pool, and kid-friendly splash zones, making it ideal for summer visits.
Why is Six Flags Magic Mountain closed?
Six Flags Magic Mountain may close temporarily due to weather conditions, scheduled maintenance, or special events. Severe heat, rain, or high winds can impact ride safety. It’s recommended to check the official website or social media for real-time closure updates before visiting.
What is the dress code for Magic Mountain?
The dress code at Magic Mountain requires proper swimwear in all water attractions. Swimwear must be lined and free of buckles, rivets, or sharp objects. Street clothes, jeans, and cutoffs are not permitted in pools or on slides. Water shoes are allowed in some areas.
What is Magic Mountain called now?
Magic Mountain is still called Magic Mountain. It operates under the same name as a major water park in Moncton, New Brunswick. While it has updated attractions and facilities over the years, the brand name has remained unchanged.
