Reports are the camera must be strapped on (chest or head straps). There have been a few reports that wrist strapped cameras (ones that actually hold camera to the wrist without any fingers holding it) have been allowed.
That is, no basic wrist straps (where the camera is still basically able to fly around):
But something like this could be allowed:
The idea is they want to you be able to hold the handles on the boat with both hands.
I am planning to take a video. I can have it strapped around my upper arm facing forward, press the video button then board the raft. The holder is clear on one side. I do have a strap around the wrist for my waterproof camera, but I don't think you can hold the raft holder with both hands when using that.
Absolutely allowed you just cant use your hands to hold it. If the camera is afixed to a strap or mount that allows to to hold on to the raft then ti;s fine. It can mount to your wrist, head, chest, etc you just need to be table to grab on to the raft with both hands (this is as of May 2017)
While I can't address if there's been any change to the policy, I would doubt it. They don't want the risk of something flying through the air there (damaging the tube, hitting others, stopping the ride, etc)
You can use the GoPro, just has to be on head strap or chest strap (pretty sure the chest strap is okay) but we saw people using the head strap in May.
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