Don't taunt the alligator until after you've crossed the creek .- Dan Rather
The captain fires up the "fan" and the mighty whir makes you wonder if the boat is just going to levitate right into the sultry southern sky. Then off you go, zipping like a skipping stone along the top of the water, the speed intensified by the wind in your face. Reeds and weeds and swamp trees whip past and tropical birds flap into flight... but all the while you're just looking for one thing... GATORS! Book your airboat tour today!
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How does an airboat ride work?
An airboat ride takes place on a flat-bottomed vessel powered by a large rear-mounted fan rather than a traditional motor. Because the fan generates more noise than standard boats, all guests are provided with hearing protection.
How fast do airboat tours go?
While some professional airboats can reach extremely high speeds, guided airboat tours typically reach speeds of up to 40 mph, delivering plenty of excitement while remaining safe and controlled.
How many people can fit on an airboat?
Airboat capacity varies by vessel and tour. Most airboat rides accommodate between 6 and 20 passengers per boat.
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