Aquaduck Clarification Needed

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Hi All,

I have looked at a lot of posts on this matter and would like clarification. Perhaps an experienced cruiser can help.

Per DCL Site about Aquaduck:
It was designed for adults and children at least 42" or taller. Single riders must be at least 54" or taller. Children under 7 must ride with someone 14 years of age or older, provided the child is at least 42" tall.

We will have two 8 year olds approximately 44" tall.

The way I read the height restrictions, they will be able to ride together on a raft, but neither will be able to ride alone unless with someone 54"+. Is this correct?

I hope I am reading this correctly as they will be crushed if they can't ride together!

Thanks in advance for any help...

 

[neg58]

Yes, they can, but they can't take anyone younger than 7 as a second rider.

Nancy

 

[mybeachbabies]

Yes, when my kids were 7 and 9 they rode together in a raft. As long as both kids in the raft are age 7 or older, they can ride together. So your two 8 year olds should be fine to ride together. They can't ride alone until they are 54" though.

 

[lodge]

they are firm on that 42" requirement btw

 

[Rambler5678]

Just off the Fantasy, if the child was under the height limit. They placed a blue band on their wrist.

 

[Summerl30]

THANK YOU FOR THIS CLARIFICATION!!! I thought it meant that if they weren't 54" they had to ride with DH or I. All 3 of my girls are over the minimum, but not 54", so I thought they had to ride with one of us, leaving one on the sidelines each time...

Wait. only one of my kids is over 7. MY middle will be 2 months shy of 7. How firm are they on that age? Will they ask about my 6 and 8 year old riding together (they look the same age. My 6 year old is big for her age)