Do you plan to have a first aid station on site (bandaids, steri-strips, splints, cervical collars, backboards, etc.) or just call 911 every time someone gets injured?
We plan to have numerous lifeguards on site, all capable of administering first aid, first aid supplies, and ALL newcomers to the park will be required to view a 5-10 minute film about the park facilities, wave zones and safety issues that they need to be aware of, just like you would at a theme park with any ride that could include any potentially dangerous elements. Then everyone must sign 50 pages of release forms, leave a blood and stool sample and turn over their first born as collateral…kidding 🙂 • 4/04/03 Do you see the shorebreak or beach inside the reef being used for general family activities? A big bonus benefit could be some place on the side for the little kids to catch some ankle slappers. Absolutely. We have designed a lagoon on both sides of the pool to facilitate water return flow, and to allow any excess wave energy to trip across a shallow sandbar to accommodate kids, bodyboarders and family members who want to enjoy a little wave action and be in a safe environme
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