Bachelor parties, corporate events, family reunions — group jetski days have a lot of moving parts. Here's how to plan one that actually runs smoothly, from booking to dock departure.
A group jetski day is one of the best things you can do with friends on a summer afternoon. It's also one of the easiest to get wrong. Here's how to do it right.
Start with the numbers
Before you contact us, figure out: - How many riders? Each machine fits up to 3 people, but separate machines per rider gives the best experience - Experience mix? First-timers need more time in the safety briefing — factor that into your schedule - Duration? Groups typically get more value from 2–3 hours than a quick 60-minute session
Book early
Peak season (July–August) fills fast. If your date is firm — a bachelor weekend, birthday, corporate event — reach out as soon as you have the date.
Designate a point person
One person should handle all communication with us. Group bookings have more logistics than individual rentals: payment coordination, waiver collection, timing, and arrival management. One contact keeps it clean.
Waivers and requirements
Every rider needs to sign a waiver. Operators born after April 1, 1983 need a valid PCOC. We can send waiver links in advance — for groups, this saves significant time at check-in.
Arrival timing
Arrive 20–30 minutes before your slot. The safety briefing scales with group size, and we want everyone in the water at the same time — not staggered.
Pricing
Contact us directly to build a custom group quote — we'll confirm within a few hours.
