Waterslide Rules Sample Clauses

Waterslide Rules. Obey all orders by lifeguards. • All riders must be a minimum of 42” (107 cm) tall. • No person shall dive, run, stand, kneel, rotate or stop in the channel. • Hands must be kept in the channel. • No person shall bring glass bottles or food into the waterslide area. • Only proper swim-wear (bathing suits) are to be worn on the slide. No t-shirts, cut-offs, zippers, buttons, metallic decorations etc. • Users must leave the splashdown area promptly. • No bunching or chaining of riders permitted. • Remove all jewelry prior to using the waterslide. • No person shall use the slide while under the influence of drugs or alcohol. • Riders must be in good health; pregnant women or people with heart/back conditions use at own risk. • The depth of the water in the channel is 9 inches (23 cm). TERMS & CONDITIONS POOLS Created: Jan. 11, 2010 Amended: Nov. 26, 2015 Child's Age Admission Requires Adult to Child Ratio Details < 5 yrs Always accompanied by parent, guardian or designate 16 yrs. or older 1:2 If more than 2 children per adult, other children must wear PFDs Parent must be within arms reach at all times 6 - 7 yrs Always accompanied by parent, guardian or designate 12 yrs. or older 1:2 If more than 2 children per adult, other children must wear PFDs Parent must be within arms reach at all times 8 - 10 yrs If child cannot pass swim test, accompanied by parent, guardian or designate 12 yrs. or older If child cannot pass swim test 1:2 If child can pass swim test, he/she may be admitted without caregiver Child may swim without caregiver if he/she can pass swim test 10+ yrs May enter the pool without caregiver supervision Patrons who cannot pass the facility swim test must stay where they can touch or wear a PFD To pass the facility swim test: individuals must demonstrate comfort in water and swim a width of the lap pool continuously in shallow water Slide Height: All riders must be a minimum of 42'' (107cm) to use the waterslide
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