Water Sports

**#1EeyoreFan** · 07-27-2005, 08:37 AM

Every year we go and rent the searaycers over at the Poly, last year we seen some people on the water with wave runners, I was wondering where I could rent them at. We thought it might be over at the Comtemp, but not sure. Has anyone ever done this.

**shadesofgreen** · 07-27-2005, 04:47 PM

You can rent the Sea Raycers at any WDW resort with a marina, as well as at Downtown Disney. Marina hours are at this time from 10am-5pm. Reservations are not taken, they are first come, first served based on availability. Each boat seats 2 people.
Prices at this time are:
$22.53 for 30 min.
$30.05 for 45 min.
$35.68 for 60 min.
Hope this helps.

**#1EeyoreFan** · 07-28-2005, 07:11 AM

We go to the Poly every year and rent the searaycers, I want to know if they rent out wave runners? Not sure if it's at the Contemp or not.

**shadesofgreen** · 07-28-2005, 02:35 PM

Sorry about that.
Personal watercraft are rented at the Sammy Duvall Watersports Center at the Contemporary. (407) 939-0754. The hours are from 9am-4pm. Costs at this time are:
$100 for 60 min.
$65 for 30 min.
The PWC carry 3 but more than 2 riders is usually not encouraged.
Rides are in a roped off area about the size of 2 football fields on Bay Lake.
Reservations are held with a credit card or Disney resort room number.
Same day or walk-up reservations are usually not possible in the afternoon, especially during summer. They book most reservations 2-3 weeks in advance.

**20K** · 07-28-2005, 03:54 PM

I want to approach Disney over setting up a diving centre in the resort. I can see it now:

THE ALL NEW DIVING CENTRE, NOW AT WALT DISNEY WORLD!
Do you ever get tired of simply looking at that horrible brown water that surrounds the resort? Are you tired of merely floating over it?

Then why not join us for a thrilling dive expedition, in the spectacular brown water!
Visibility? Who needs visibility!? Why go to the Bahamas or the Cayman Islands when you can go to WDW! A little darkeness and heavily contaminated water never hurt anybody!

**shadesofgreen** · 07-28-2005, 04:15 PM

At Shades of Green the diving activity could be called "Alligator Adventure" The ultimate thrill of coming face to face with Florida's natural wildlife in the murky brown water surrounding Shades of Green! Feel the anticipation as you grope your way along the bottom. . . . is it a log, or a gator?