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Carolina Harbor is a water park at Carowinds amusement park in Charlotte, North Carolina. Included with the price of admission to Carowinds, the water park is owned and operated by Six Flags.
On August 27, 2015, Carowinds announced that Boomerang Bay would undergo a major expansion in 2016 and would be renamed Carolina Harbor. The expansion includes a new wave pool named Surf Club Harbor, 2 children splash areas named Myrtle Turtle Beach and Kitty Hawk Cove, a six-story, six-slide complex named Blackbeard's Revenge, and a new play structure called Seaside Splashworks.
On August 15, 2019, Carowinds announced "Boogie Board Racer", the longest mat racing slide in the southeast. This attraction has 6 separate enclosed, and open to the sun slides.
| Barracuda Blasters | 1989 | Fully enclosed Swim ring ride that plunges riders into total darkness | |
| Blackbeard's Revenge | 2016 | Multi-slide complex featuring capsule slides and inner-tube slides. Identical complexes exist at Oceans of Fun, Dorney Park & Wildwater Kingdom, Soak City at Kings Dominion, Soak City at Kings Island, Cedar Point Shores, Knott's Soak City (Adjacent to Knott's Berry Farm), and South Bay Shores at California's Great America. | |
| Boogie Board Racer | 2021 | A six-lane family Mat Racer water slide. It opened as South-East's longest mat racing slide. | |
| Carolina Harbor Shore Club | 2025 | A 3,577 square foot pool area for adults 21+ years of age featuring "Paul Metto’s Boathouse Bar", a swim up bar structure serving alcoholic beverages to guests over a pool edge. | |
| Coastal Currents | 1997 | Lazy river ride | |
| Hurricane Falls | 1997 | Four-person family raft ride that takes riders down four stories of unexpected dips and sharp turns. | |
| Kiddy Hawk Cove | 2016 | An interactive Children's play area with water jets, splash areas and more. | |
| Myrtle Turtle Beach | 2016 | An interactive Children's play area with water jets, splash areas and more. | |
| Pelican Plunge | 2006 | Family-friendly two-person inner-tube water slide | |
| Pirate's Landing | 1997 | Family-oriented, multi-level water fortress complete with slides, bridges, and rope ladders | |
| Seaside Splashworks | 2016 | A multi-level play structure with over 80 play elements, including dozens of interactive spray jets, water guns, net bridges, water wheels, six water slides, and a giant 423-gallon tipping bucket | |
| Storm Surge | 2001 | A complex consisting of two body slides and two inner-tube slides all of which are enclosed | |
| Surf Club Harbor | 2016 | A new 27,000 foot wave pool with 8 massive generators and waves up to 6 feet, and interactive water geysers at the base at the pool | |
| Tidal Wave Bay | 2008 | wave pool |
| Dorsal Fin Drop | 2014 | 351-foot-long enclosed slide that emptied riders into a bowl. Replaced by the Carolina Harbor Shore Club in 2025. | 2021 |
| Great Barrier Reef | 1982 | A small wave pool that was ocean islands first attraction. Closed and removed for Seaside Splashworks play structure. | 2015 |
| Sand Dune Lagoon | 2006 | A relaxation area with pools that included jet sprays and water gushing mushrooms. Closed and removed for the addition of Copperhead Strike. | 2017 |
| Southern Sidewinder | 1997 | A one or two person tube slide that had twist and turns. Closed and removed for expansion of County Fair area. | 2016 |
| Surfer's Swell | 2014 | 263-foot-long enclosed slide which plunged riders onto a platform that simulated the movement of ocean waves. Replaced by the Carolina Harbor Shore Club in 2025. | 2021 |
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