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Just two in our party. I will check both SAS and JiffyJeff, and thank you for the suggestion for dinner at Dockers. CruiserBruce, thank you so much for your helpful and kind suggestions. Sorry to ask a question that I should have researched prior to bothering you, but I wonder why you felt the need to answer at all since your only intent was to chastise me.

RIGHT?!?!:confused:

We have been on the Paradise three times in the past two years and have had a great time (aside from breaking my arm in two places on the lido deck). Everyone has been amazing and we were very impressed with the food upgrade when we sailed in March. Go for it!

I've done research on Seavis Tours for our upcoming trip. Keep in mind they make a big deal over the fact that the seats on their boats only fit people that are average size. Larger People will not fit or need to purchase TWO seats. We are going to go with a catamaran trip. Then we won't have an issue

I've taken my exchange students on a cruise and never had an issue.

I've read several reviews about which company to use and physical fitness levels for the walk/hike, but what about actually getting into the tube? I picture what it's like at a waterpark and I'm trying to manage getting my butt in the tube and I fall out of it and start over several times. Is it that difficult? Also, I have a friend who is a "big girl". Is there a weight limit?

Getting in is a challenge! From a low dock u hold the tube against your butt and fall backwards into the river. About a two foot drop. That, and the hike, were the worst parts. But the tubing was fantastic!