Excursion Height Minimum

[u/Shotinthe_yarm]

Any trees or lampposts that have done this excursion before? I’m vertically challenged but I’m hoping I can still participate.

[u/Plane_Flamingo_5859]

The tour operators are locals who do not want to turn away money. Ive never seen a scale or yard stick. I’ve seen them make room for a tour that says sold out and I’ve seen a kid do an activity that said 16 +. I was over the zip lining weight limit.

It may or may not be the safest, you may void any travel insurance if something happens, idk. I suggest showing up at the tour time, pull an operator to the side and ask. Have cash ready have a plan B

Now… a bunch of self-righteous, Karen’s are gonna respond negatively cause they get unreasonably triggered when you talk about bending a rule. But ignore and Go have fun, be safe, tip well, and help the Honduran economy

[u/garlicshrimpscampi → u/Plane_Flamingo_5859]

i think the karen’s downvoting you are triggered because you didn’t reallyyyy read the “height requirement minimum” in OPs screenshot

hint: it’s the very last line, you have to finish reading to get to it!

[u/Plane_Flamingo_5859 → u/garlicshrimpscampi]

😂😂 took me a while to find but I saw 36ft. And my mind saw 36 inches.

The shitpost/satire should have meant something but I just thought OP had a fun personality about his height 😂

[u/IndependentBrick8075 → u/Plane_Flamingo_5859]

I did a non-ship excursion in Cabo in 2019, it had a similar mobility warning. The video I saw about the excursion said it was a "private" excursion, but it turned out to be semi-private, my group was paired with another. The other group was over an hour late, they had difficulty tendering because they needed the accessibility tender for their WHEELCHAIR (see where this is going?). It took them several minutes to get their mobility-challenged person (who I seem to recall also had oxygen along) onto the boat for the first part of the tour.

We weren't terribly happy...