Inspired by glasses thread--Crocs on slides at BB?

[lovetoscrap]

I am not going on the huge body slides--mostly just the smaller one and the tube/raft rides. Maybe the mat slide. . . Lots of hanging out with the kids in the preteen area.

BUT, I have terrible PF in both my feet and can't go without my Crocs for more than about 2 or 3 steps. Can I keep them on for the Family Raft Ride and/or other tube or slower slides? I can bring a small bag to put them in and hold onto if I have to (not sure they would even allow that?), but there is no way I can put them somewhere, get to the ride and then retrieve them. My kids are also to young to get them for me.

Is there some sort of GAC pass at the Water Parks that I might get to be allowed to keep them on? I know that I could end up with them coming off, but they float and I am a strong swimmer!

 

[tkd lisa]

I'm not positive about Crocs, but I know you can wear water shoes on the non-body slides. At a minimum, you can hold the shoes on your lap or in your hand as you're sliding. That's what I did on summit plummit with my water shoes.

 

[Michelina]

I wore my Teva sandles everywhere at BB. Didn't go on the body slides but did tubes and the lazy river. I don't see why Crocs would be much different!

 

[dwtootles]

You will be fine. There are no restrictions on wearing shoes on non body slides. you might want to be sure they are on as tight as possible, because it sucks if they fall off on the slide or in the pools. You have to get out of the pools ASAP so you have to wait until a Lifeguard Coordinator can come and find them in the pool at the bottom of the slide.