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Was thinking of doing the jet boat at reversing falls. They have a time 1 hr. before high tide and another time approx. 2 hours before low tide. I asked the company which is best, and they indicated they were both good. Has anyone done this or have an opinion one way or the other.

 

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Was thinking of doing the jet boat at reversing falls. They have a time 1 hr. before high tide and another time approx. 2 hours before low tide. I asked the company which is best, and they indicated they were both good. Has anyone done this or have an opinion one way or the other.

 

Thanks.

 

I thnk we are at low tide 6/27@9.40. It was unbelievable experience. You will love it. Make sure you bring clothes to change into; we wore our bathing suits and then changed into our clothes following so we didn't have to lug wet clothes back to the ship

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I thnk we are at low tide 6/27@9.40. It was unbelievable experience. You will love it. Make sure you bring clothes to change into; we wore our bathing suits and then changed into our clothes following so we didn't have to lug wet clothes back to the ship

 

don t they give you raincoats or something? We re going next mo.and may be chilly,may have to rethink this.Hate to wander around in cool weather with wet clothes.:confused:

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don t they give you raincoats or something? We re going next mo.and may be chilly,may have to rethink this.Hate to wander around in cool weather with wet clothes.:confused:

 

 

they give you raincoats and rainpants I was sitting in the front row and got drenched by the waves. The people behind us wore clothes underneath and they were slightly wet. I would recommend a bathing suit so you would just have that to lug around

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  • 2 weeks later...

Hi, just back from our Canadian cruise and we did the Jet Boat ride in the morning and it was great. However, I think either tide would be similar...just going the other way ;)

 

As for the clothing....we wore our bathing suits under clothes (me, a sundress), took off the clothes and just had on our suits under the rain gear they provide. If it's cool, I'd recommend bringing a fleece to wear over your suit/under the rain gear. My bottom was completely wet, so I was REALLY glad I had changed out of clothes. Afterwards, changed into dry underwear and put the wet suits in my bag. They provide dry small towels, so you don't need to bring a towel.

 

It was a fun experience!

 

Lynne

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