Thanks for the question. Assuming taxis are readily available, we are only a 15 minute ride from the cruise terminal. Usually it’s easier to find a taxi at the terminal because many are gathered there on cruise day so ideally you’d just need to arrange for the return ride in advance with the driver or the taxi company. It would be important to do this as demand for taxis on call during cruise days does go up substantially from what we’ve heard.

Thanks for the great question. Here’s what we tell customers to make sure to bring: 1. Pre-Signed Waivers At TimberTop, everyone under the age of 19 must have a parent/guardian sign the waiver online in order to soar and climb. It’s a great idea to get your waivers done in advance but there are also iPads here at the office to do them onsite if you forget or don’t have time in advance. 2. A Government-Issued Photo ID When you arrive, you exchange your ID for the safety equipment your group needs, and when you return the gear at the end of an exciting visit, your ID is returned. At least one person in your group should bring one. 3. Full Coverage Footwear This ensures that your shoes don’t fly off and hit someone down below while you’re up in the courses. 4. Gloves These are mandatory; we recommend work or fingerless athletic gloves. If you don’t have your own, we sell them for $3.50 for youth and adults, or $2 for children. 5. Arrive 30 Minutes Early Maybe someone will need to use the facilities, or have a quick snack, get harnessed, or do a quick outfit change. Regardless of the delay, we want to make sure that you’re 100% ready to go, and on time. Arriving early makes this all possible. 6. Ready to have lots of fun in the forest!