MESA, Ariz. — Salt River Tubing's opening day is May 16!
Arizonans can take a break from the hot temperatures by enjoying a relaxing float in mountain-stream waters.
Salt River Tubing says it has safety protocols in place and will do its best to ensure social distancing including:
- SRTR will require its Employees to wear Face Coverings as well as gloves. Daily temperature checks will be administered.
- Shuttle Bus Transport – SRTR’s 72-passenger buses will be downsized to transport fifteen (15) passengers per bus.
- Shuttle buses will be disinfected nightly (every 24-hours) with disinfectant solutions.
- SRTR has implemented a plan to permit safe distancing between guests awaiting the tube rental transaction process.
- Family/Friend Groups: Family and/or Friends that have traveled together in vehicles to SRTR may choose NOT to socially distance themselves since they chose to travel together with said precautions.
- SRTR Safety Protocol signage will be posted at the SRTR Terminal Building and Bus Stops #1, #2, and #4.
Free bandanas will be distributed to all guests to be worn as face coverings as well.
"A face covering/bandana must be worn during the Tube Rental Transaction process, shuttle bus transport to/from the Salt River as well as during the Tube Return process at the end of the floater's visit," the company said.
Pricing:
The cost is $19 per person or tube. The admission includes tube rental, shuttle bus ride and free parking.
Location:
Salt River Tubing is located in the Tonto National Forest, just seven minutes from Highway 202 East on north Power Road.
Daily Hours: Seven days a week 9:00 a.m. - 6:30 p.m.
