Yamaha 242x Jet-Boat With Captain in St. Petersburg

We are trying to accommodate all possible rental scenarios, from shortest available to large groups of people sharing the cost: --- WATERSPORTS WAIVER --- For any watersports activities, you will need read & sign the "Watersports Activity Waiver" and agree that you may have your adult beverage only after all water-sports activities are done, your safety is our goal.   You may also save your time and sign the "Yamaha Jet Boat Passenger Waiver" prior boarding. ---  WATERSPORTS CHARGES --- single charge per each piece of equipment on a day of use (does not matter how many people use it) - $75 - SportsStuff Paparazzi | Towable Tube (3 riders) - $25 - Wakeboard (Men size 8-12 or 220 lb, Women size 4-8 or 160 lb) - $25 - Kneeboard (52" or up to 220 lb) - $25 - Wakesurf (4.8" or up to 180 lb) We charge for the watersports gear only if customers use it, and it is NOT included into the boat hourly rates. These charges cover the necessary replacement of the ripped apart Inflatable Towable, broken tow ropes, lost wakeboard handles, the ripped life jackets, lost glasses and other watersports related stuff. Honestly, it makes no income to us whatsoever, it only barely covers your fun :)... --- SPECIAL EVENTS DAYS --- require minimal 6 hours rental and no discounts - NYD (New Year's Day, first day of the new year - January 1st) - Valentine's Day (February 14th) - Firestone Grand Prix of St. Petersburg (March 5-7, 2021) - Tampa Bay Powerboat Poker Run (April 8-11, 2021) - Gasparilla (April 17-18, 2021) - Memorial Day Weekend (May 29th-31st, 2021) - Day before the Independence (July 3rd) - Independence Day - "The Fourth of July" (July 4th) - Independence Day observed (July 5th, 2021) - Labor Day Weekend (September 4-5, 2021) - Thanksgiving Day (November 25, 2021) - Christmas Eve (December 24, 2021) - Christmas Day (December 25, 2021) - NYE (New Year's Eve - December 31st) --- NO FISHING --- This boat is a recreational sport boat and not licensed for fishing! If you like fishing you need to look for a specially licensed "Fishing boat cruises", and as their customers you must comply with U.S. Coast Guard (USCG) requirements and pay their fishing fees: Four or fewer customers $201.50, Five to ten customers $401.50. Recreational Vessel licenses are available for not-for-hire pleasure crafts that are registered recreationally for a fee of $2,001.50. If you would like to fish from the land, you need to purchase non-resident fishing license for EACH person who touches the fishing rod! (Very high fines in Florida if you fishing without license) Three-day Saltwater License - $17.00 for EACH person! --- COMMON QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS --- "Discreet trip" - what does it mean? This means "What happens on the boat - stays on the boat". You will have your privacy and no disclosure, whatever you do, our only goal is to give you our safe ride, full relaxation and enjoyment. We work for all types of clients; from celebrities and household names looking for discreet vacation or travel, and CEOs, leading executives, and other management looking for executive recreation times. We have a great record with existing clients, and we respect your privacy and we are not asking for any reviews or video/photo disclosures to bump our rating, and we always aim to exceed expectations. “Drinking onboard" - We always have questions about “drinking onboard" - it is all OK to drink on the boat while we on a slow speed, below "planning 10-12 mph speed". If we are in motion on a full speed like 30-50 MPH, we may ask people to postpone drinking moments, and this is for your own safety, we don't want any beer can flying across the boat from one person into a face of another person, for anyone who is familiar with the fast boat rides it is very understandable. Therefore, drinking on the boat is fine as far as it is safe, and as far as we don't advertise this too much to authorities on the water :), and we don't attract any extra attention from Sheriffs on the boat and/or Coast Guard crews. However, the best for drinking/parting is to get to the sandbar, and we will show the best sandbar(s) in our hidden lagoons, and to setup a food table and a floating bar there, we have good experience how to do this and all our guest were always happy to spend time on the water with us. "Boat planning speed" - As more power (and speed) is applied, lift increases, and the boat, in effect, rides over its bow wave, reducing wetted area and thus reducing drag. At this point, the boat is said to be "on a plane" or simply “planning", and it is cool and fast! "Glass, Red Wine, Food" - this is what "boat owners" would always recommend: 1. No glass, nothing that can be easy broken. We would say such things asa  bottle of Champaign is fine as it is hard to break. But please no easy breakable glassware as champaign flutes, etc. 2. No "Red Wine" on the boat - if spilled, it really stains to the surface and almost not removable. Any bottles of Red Wine would wait for the "Off boat" table on the sandbar, etc. 3. Beer in aluminum cans is always preferable, again, we better not to have any glass bottles as it is breakable, so better to avoid if possible. 4. Any food which may wait for the table is better to keep off-boat until table is set, such as all kind of sauses, ketchup, etc.  The coast of cleaning of any red stains on the boat is underestimated, boat's white plastic surface is a "gel coating" and to polish it and to re-coat the boat surface it very costly. These are very small limitations, they are part of the "boating culture". For the same reason we keep any "Street shoes" off the boat - we collect all shoes on the dock and store it in the shoes box on the boat. Therefore it is a normal "boating culture" to keep a boat as "No Red Wine, No Glass, No Shoes". You will also need to keep in mind that your loose personal stuff may fly away, so it is recommended to have "sunglasses strings" so any expensive glasses would not fly away and sink, also if possible to have iPhones in water protected cases, etc.. Of cause if someone would lose the cap or something We'll turn around and we'll try to catch it up, but better to secure such things... We would also recommend not to bring a lot of un-needed personal belongings as purses, large bags, etc. We would recommend for you to have One Cooler with drinks and food; with more people in your group you will have one large under-seat storage for the cooler and a second storage in the middle of the boat for some personal stuff if any, We also have for you one cooler with ice and water bottles onboard.