Six Flags White Water

Six Flags White Water is a water park in Cobb County, Georgia, offering slides of varying heights, multiple swimming pools, and areas for floating on artificial rivers. The facility covers a sprawling site with shade trees, grassy spots, and pathways leading to different attractions.

The facility opened in 1980 and grew over the decades with the construction of new slides and pools into a large water park. In 2017, several racing slide lanes were added, providing visitors with further options.

The park carries a name that refers to whitewater rapids and reflects American enthusiasm for outdoor adventure. Visitors find here the typical mix of family time and thrill-seeking common in many amusement venues across the country.

Lifeguards monitor all areas during operating hours and ensure safety at slides and pools. Lockers, changing rooms, and several food stands are distributed across the grounds.

The Hurricane Bay wave pool ranks among the largest of its kind in the Southeast region and generates waves that can reach up to 4 feet (1.2 meters) in height. This height equals roughly that of an adult person and creates moving water in the pool.