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If you're thinking about jet skiing I recommend booking your time in advance online. It saves you from waiting around and you'll probably snag a better deal too! I almost missed out on prime slots because I walked in without a reservation

Definitely check the weather before you go. I had a blast on the jet skis, but the waves were a bit rough the first time. I think a calmer day would have made it even more fun and relaxed.

My advice is to wear a swimsuit underneath your clothes. Changing there was kinda cramped, and we had to wait for a stall. It's way easier to just jump straight into the water after a quick change.

I suggest arriving around 10 a.m. to avoid the crowds. We got there a little later, and the lines were so long! Early birds not only get the worms but also the best water.

I recommend trying to catch a beginner’s class - you'll learn the basics quicker and meet some cool people. It really kicked off my experience nicely!

Plan to go on a weekday if you can. The weekends can get super busy, and I had to wait for an hour just to get a spot.

Make sure to bring your own gear if you have it! Renting equipment can add up especially if you're planning to spend a lot of time there.

I suggest booking your jet ski in advance online to save some bucks and avoid long waiting times, especially during weekends. Trust me, I learned the hard way when I showed up and found a huge line!

I think you should go in the early morning around 8 AM. The water's way calmer then, and you'll have a more peaceful ride. Plus, you'll beat the crowds!

i suggest packing a good lunch and lots of water. the food options nearby are kinda limited and can be pricy, so it's worth it to bring your own.

Make sure to get there by 8 AM to snag parking close to the school. The later it gets, the farther away you might end up, and it'll cut into your climbing time

I recommend checking the weather ahead of time. I got caught in some rain and it kinda ruined my plans. A sunny day makes a big difference in your experience.

My advice is to bring your own gear if you can. Rental fees add up quick and it's so much nicer diving with familiar equipment