Six Flags Magic Mountain

Rapids Camp Crossing

The family and water-ride lowlands, where the height requirements drop and the spray zones open.

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The crossing is where Magic Mountain remembers it was built as a family park in 1971. The rapids ride anchors it, the family coasters cluster around it, and the shade is better here than anywhere above it. On a hot day this is also the park's cooling strategy.

This is the zone for parties splitting up: the under-48-inch contingent can spend a genuine half-day here while the thrill riders work the summit and the bay, and Jet Stream-style soak rides give everyone a reason to reunite.

Do not miss

  • The water rides' soak cycle
  • Family coaster tier in one cluster
  • The best shade on the mountain

Rapids Camp Crossing tips

  • Do the water rides after two o'clock — you will dry out before the evening and the mid-afternoon line for the rapids moves fast.
  • This is the meet-up zone for split parties: central, shaded, and visible.

Eating in Rapids Camp Crossing

Quick service · Rapids Camp Crossing

Primo's Pizzeria

Slices and whole pies in the air-conditioned lowlands — the family consensus meal and the best AC seating at the park.

$$Mobile order

  • CuisinePizza
  • ReservationsNo reservations