Ropes Course

[delta13]

I have heard you need closed toe shoes to go on the course. Would water shoes work as I didn't plan on bringing anything but sandals and flip flops. Thanks!

[jimbo5544]

I have heard you need closed toe shoes to go on the course. Would water shoes work as I didn't plan on bringing anything but sandals and flip flops. Thanks!

 

 

I believe they would but not sure of the rules. You have to have someone assist you in hooking up so I am sure if it is against the rules you would not be allowed. When we did it we wore sneakers.

 

 

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[med9114u]

Water shoes should be ok if they are closed toe....I did see them turn people away on the Sunshine for having flip flops on though.

[T. Advisor King]

I presume the rationale is not to have flip-flops drop onto someone else's head and not to have you stub your toe. On that basis, I presume that water shoes should be fine. In fact, with some water shoes, you need to be looking pretty closely to know that they aren't the latest funky-looking sneakers.

[PhoenixDawgCruising]

My husband and son did it 2 weeks ago on Breeze and tennis shoes or sneakers were required, no sandals or watershoes allowed.

 

 

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[Cruise life]

I used watershoes, no problem. Went straight to Waterworks to cool off afterwards!

 

 

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[delta13]

Thanks for the replies. It sounds like I better bring my tennis shoes to be safe or miss out.

[vacruizer]

It may depend on the water shoe what they allow. There are flimsy slip on ones or sandal type, then there are ones meant for water exercise that are more like an athletic shoe. I did it in running shoes - you need something with a enough sole to be able to balance on narrow ropes and such.

[cacroozr]

When we were on the Sunshine, there were people doing it in watershoes.