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A jet car is powerful marine equipment. Preparation, honest guest information, suitable conditions, and clear crew instructions are part of every experience.

Six parts of a safer ride.

General guidance for every guest. Package-specific requirements and crew instructions always take priority.

01

Safety briefing

The crew confirms the briefing and control-demonstration requirements for the selected experience before approval.

02

Flotation equipment

Follow the crew’s instructions about any flotation equipment required for your selected experience.

03

Driver eligibility

Age, identification, licensing, and other requirements are confirmed for the selected experience before approval.

04

Sober operation

Drivers should be alert and unimpaired. Ask the crew to confirm how participation concerns are handled before approval.

05

Guest readiness

Tell us about health, mobility, accessibility, swimming, or pregnancy-related concerns before booking so suitability can be discussed.

06

Conditions decide

Wind, visibility, traffic, and water conditions can change. The crew confirms whether an experience can proceed.

Three moments that matter.

Your part of the plan begins before the booking is confirmed.

  1. 01

    Before confirmation

    Share the correct guest count and disclose accessibility, mobility, swimming, or health concerns that could affect participation.

  2. 02

    Before launch

    Arrive according to your confirmation, bring requested identification, and complete any briefing named in your instructions.

  3. 03

    On the water

    Use any equipment required in your confirmation, stay aware of your surroundings, and follow crew directions.

Package requirements take priority.

This page explains the general safety approach. Your selected experience, confirmation message, posted rules, waiver, and crew instructions may include additional or more specific requirements.

General safety position

Every ride includes an operational safety briefing and required flotation equipment.

Cancellation & weather

Weather and water conditions may require a ride to be delayed, adjusted, or rescheduled.

Questions before you request?

Tell the crew what may affect participation so the right requirements can be confirmed before approval.

Contact the crew