Covid-19 Information @ Texas Tubes
Covid-19 Information @ Texas Tubes
Covid-19 has changed the way we live and do things, which calls for adaptation by most businesses to accommodate their customers safely. Thank you for your patience and understanding during these challenging times as we move forward with new guidelines issued by the CDC and the Governor of Texas. We look forward to the 2022 Tube Season and seeing y'all soon! We love y'all, stay safe, positive, and healthy! Thank you, sincerely, Texas Tubes
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Texas Tubes will be following the CDC's and the Governor of Texas' Guidelines to help protect our customers and employees from Covid-19, however, we will need your cooperation and patience to help make this joint effort work
for the safety of everyone involved.
IMPORTANT: If you have any underlying health issues or a weakened immune system, or live with someone who has underlying health issues, or if you have any symptoms of Covid-19 or Flu symptoms or if you are sick, please stay home. Thank you!
IMPORTANT: If you have any underlying health issues or a weakened immune system, or live with someone who has underlying health issues, or if you have any symptoms of Covid-19 or Flu symptoms or if you are sick, please stay home. Thank you!
In alignment with the CDC's recommendations,
all Buses and Rental Equipment are sanitized before and after every use.
It is
"recommended"
that everyone bring a Face mask, a Bandana, or some type of Face Covering
with you that
covers your mouth and nose
to wear on your return shuttle ride from the Last Public Exit back to Texas Tubes.
The return bus ride is short, only about 8 to 12 minutes long.
Please DO NOT wear a face covering while floating on the river as it may cause a drowning hazard.
Wearing a face covering is only
recommended, but not required on the Shuttle ride back to Texas Tubes.
Thank you!
Because of Covid-19, we encourage everyone to bring their own personal Life Jacket
if you need one to wear one... it will fit you better and be more comfortable while Tubing. If you do not have your own Life Jacket, our complimentary generic orange Life Jackets are still available upon request.
Social Distancing in an open environment like the Comal River, the Tube Chute, Hinman Island Park, Prince Solms Park, etc... are areas where people have to navigate each other to keep their distance, there are no "Social Distancing Police" on duty. It's up to each individual to monitor how close they get to other people while out on the river. People on the river are constantly moving around, so looking all around you as you go, side to side, to the rear, and looking ahead as you float will help you make adjustments on keeping your distance from others. As other Outfitters drop off their customers at various drop off points along the Comal River, high traffic areas and bottle neck areas will have a tendency to randomly bunch up, so you may have to paddle to the side of the river and pull over until things thin out, so you can proceed safely. River Tubing is meant to be fun, enjoyable, and relaxing, so if anyone thinks they will be stressed out about Social Distancing or any other issues while on the river, we recommend they stay home, stay safe, and avoid all the stress. We love y'all and we want everyone to stay safe and healthy and we also want y'all to enjoy your float trips, but we'd rather you stay home if you are not completely ready to leave your home and get on the river and have fun in an open and random environment. Be sure to join the conversation on our Facebook Page about Comal River Tubing and float trips! Thank you! Texas Tubes
Social Distancing in an open environment like the Comal River, the Tube Chute, Hinman Island Park, Prince Solms Park, etc... are areas where people have to navigate each other to keep their distance, there are no "Social Distancing Police" on duty. It's up to each individual to monitor how close they get to other people while out on the river. People on the river are constantly moving around, so looking all around you as you go, side to side, to the rear, and looking ahead as you float will help you make adjustments on keeping your distance from others. As other Outfitters drop off their customers at various drop off points along the Comal River, high traffic areas and bottle neck areas will have a tendency to randomly bunch up, so you may have to paddle to the side of the river and pull over until things thin out, so you can proceed safely. River Tubing is meant to be fun, enjoyable, and relaxing, so if anyone thinks they will be stressed out about Social Distancing or any other issues while on the river, we recommend they stay home, stay safe, and avoid all the stress. We love y'all and we want everyone to stay safe and healthy and we also want y'all to enjoy your float trips, but we'd rather you stay home if you are not completely ready to leave your home and get on the river and have fun in an open and random environment. Be sure to join the conversation on our Facebook Page about Comal River Tubing and float trips! Thank you! Texas Tubes
Disclaimer: Information, Content, Pricing, and Rental Rates, on this Website are subject to change without notice. Information may be time sensitive and become outdated or obsolete. We create and write the majority of our own Web Content as well as incorporating "other content as needed". We strive to keep all the information on this site current, updated and accurate, as much as possible, however we are not responsible for any errors, misprints, mistakes, missing information, misunderstandings, misconceptions, misinterpretations, incorrect and/or outdated information. Recommendations, suggestions, and opinions given on this site are subjective, any action you take upon the information provided on this website is strictly at your own risk, and we will not be liable for any losses and/or damages in connection with the use of our Website. IMPORTANT: Enter the River at your own Risk. River Tubing, swimming and all river activities have both inherent and unknown risks and dangers, which include but are not limited to injuries, drowning or injury loss of life. There are NO Lifeguards, you will be on your own, use caution, common sense, and think safety first! The Comal River has an uneven bottom with drop-offs, underwater obstructions, and slippery surfaces, especially on steps for entering and exiting the river, please use handrails when available. Important: The minimum age requirement for children is 4 years old... children must be 4 years old or older to get on the Comal River at Texas Tubes. Please be honest with your child's age and do not misrepresent your child's age in order to take them on the Comal River if they are less than 4 years old. The age requirement we have in place is for the safety of your children, please make the safety of your children the highest priority, they can always come back to Texas Tubes when they're old enough. Children are irreplaceable! We highly recommend that all Children 8 yrs old and younger, as well as weak swimmers and non-swimmers wear Life Jackets while on the river. Children should always be accompanied by an adult who is watching over them for their safety. We also highly recommend that you always go tubing with 2 or more people to keep an eye on each other and act as a “buddy system” in case help is needed. Again, when you use our Services at Texas Tubes, you do so at your own Risk. Texas Tubes is not responsible for any personal items, gear or equipment at any time, for any reason. Use your own items at your own risk. Texas Tubes will hold Car Keys (as a courtesy) upon request by the customer, but only when combined with the customers' photo ID. Please Note: Texas Tubes will not be held responsible for lost, missing, or misplaced keys. If you decide you want Texas Tubes to hold your Keys, we only return the keys to the person who matches the photo on the I.D. that is with the Keys on hold. No other person in your group or party will be able to get the Keys if they do not match the Photo I.D. Anyone who enters the Comal River, does so at their own risk. We advocate that you comply with all Federal, State and Local Laws and Regulations and that anyone consuming Alcohol does so responsibly, as wells as having a Designated sober driver or use a Ride Service. (We reserve the right to refuse service to anyone, for any reason, at any time.) AVISO - NO HAY GAURDIAS: NADE A SU PROPEO RIESGO - FONDO TIENE LUGARES HONDOSY ESCARPADOS - OBSTACULOS BAJO EL AGUA - SUPERFICIES RESBALADIZAS. Thank you! Texas Tubes
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