Six Flag's Hurricane Harbor launches major hiring push ahead of summer season
Available positions offer competitive pay, flexible scheduling, employee perks and opportunities to build leadership.
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Hurricane Harbor New Jersey is now hiring lifeguards and aquatics team members as the park prepares for another exciting summer season filled with thrills, family fun and unforgettable guest experiences beginning Saturday, May 23, when the water park officially opens for the 2026 season.
The park is seeking energetic, safety-focused individuals to join its aquatics team in a variety of roles, including lifeguards, slide attendants and other water safety positions. Team members will play an important role in delivering a safe, welcoming and memorable experience for guests all summer long.
Available positions offer competitive pay, flexible scheduling, employee perks and opportunities to build leadership, communication and teamwork skills in a fast-paced outdoor environment.
“No matter your experience level, Hurricane Harbor New Jersey offers a fun and rewarding summer job opportunity where team members can gain valuable skills, make new friends and create lasting memories,” said Kimberly Kerr, Operations Manager, Water Park Aquatics at Hurricane Harbor New Jersey. “Our aquatics team is essential to the guest experience, and we’re excited to welcome new team members ahead of another incredible summer season.”
Lifeguard applicants will receive professional training and certification opportunities. Candidates should be comfortable working in and around water, enjoy interacting with guests and be ready to work in a dynamic team environment.
Benefits of joining the Hurricane Harbor New Jersey team include:
• Competitive pay
• Flexible schedules
• Free park admission and additional employee perks
• Lifeguard certification opportunities
• Valuable leadership and customer service experience
• A fun, energetic summer work environment
Applicants interested in joining the aquatics team can apply online at Six Flags Jobs.
