hurricane harbor: What are some good rides to ride and what there? this is my first time ever going to Hurricane harbor,thannnks(:|||- You can go there were in this rides_ The water parks listed below on this page are Southern California's largest. And, although they each give their water slides and attractions different names, you'll find the following general features at each one: 1.) A Wave Pool: You'll be able to swim in a gigantic-sized pool that, at intervals, turns on the "ocean waves!" 2.) A Lazy River: You'll be able to hop aboard an inner tube, lay back, and relax as you float gently around in an oval-shaped path kickin' it with your friends. 3.) Rafting Slides: These tall slides require a raft for zooming down...and the rafts hold several people. (Riding with more people gives you more weight than riding solo...and therefore, more ZOOM power.) 4.) Body Slides: These are slides you zoom down with "just your body" touching the slides. These slides come in slopes from "mild to wild." The wildest of these slides are so steep that you'll actually get some "air time" on your way down...and end up with a major wedgie when you're done, as well! 5.) Water Play area: When you're tired of swimming and sliding, why not pick a fight? A WATER fight, that is! Southern California's water parks feature water play areas where you can generally shoot your friends with a water gun...or simply stand under a torrent of water and get showered! 6.) Baby, toddler, and preschooler areas: All the major water parks have waveless pools, gentle fountains, and miniature slides made with the younger set in mind. 7.) Snack bars, gift shops, locker rooms: All of SoCal's major water parks keep your tummy full and your shopping cravings satisfied.|||Note that the first answer is a general listing of S.Cal sites. What makes "good"? Hurricane Harbor has most of what is listed although I would not call most of them rides - an exception being when you get to drag a large innertube to the top of a river like trip. The place has several body slides that are high and higher and one with humps. There are several closed tube runs some long, one dark, most very twisty, one not so that ends with a greater drop into the water. There is a large slow river around the wave pool. http://www.sixflags.com/hurricaneHarborT鈥?/a> Note - it will be really, really hot this week - I never go before about 5pm but I am old.