Disney Cruise Line: Jamaica Adventure Falls and River Tubing
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 พ.ย. 2017
- A bright sunny day in Jamaica! We woke up super early for a 7:45 am excursion at our favorite port. The excursion was a short bus ride to the Good Hope Estate where we tubed down the Martha Brae River.
After tubing we had access to Adventure Falls. It's a water-park with a man-made waterfall you can jump off. I have to say, when you're standing up there it looks pretty high up, but watching the video it seems pretty wimpy. I was a very hesitant and Danny had to count to three to encourage my jump.
We didn't eat lunch at the estate but there was a buffet and it smelled AMAZING.
Let's all take a second to acknowledge the fact that I willingly put a video on the internet of myself in a bathing suite jumping off some rocks. These are things I never thought would happen.
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i was thinking of doing that or the dune buggy what is better
Fun! Have you been to Dunns Waterfall? Ever since I was little and rode If You Had Wings over and over again, and saw Dunns I have wanted to go.
I love Dunn's River Falls! We've been there once and it is probably my favorite excursion ever. The bus ride is about an hour each way, which is why we didn't choose to do it again this time. If there was an excursion that let you climb the falls twice in a day with maybe a lunch break between, I would be screaming "Shut up and take my money!"
What did you do with all of your stuff (towel, etc) while you were on the tubing part? We are going to take this excursion but aren't sure what to do with the things that should stay dry while we're in the tubes.
They have lockers there. I think they were included, but I can't say for sure.
Hi I know this video was uploaded years ago but could you tell me if you felt 100% safe during the tubing tour? Was the water deep? Any drops I should know about? Thanks
Hi Tonya! Yes I felt completely safe, no drops at all and any "rapids" just felt like a lazy river at a water park. Around 3:20 is the extent of the bumpiness. All the tubes were strapped together and there was no risk of leaving the group. I think there was two employees per chain, one in the front and one in the back. I'm not sure how deep the water was, but there was no way the tube was going to flip. We also had to wear life jackets.