KINGS BEACH PARASAIL FIELD GUIDE
Stay‑dry parasailing above Kings Beach: a short, airborne escape over the lake
An hour‑long boat outing that includes an 8–10 minute stay‑dry parasail flight; this guide explains what to expect, who can fly, and what to pack.
Stay‑dry parasailing above Kings Beach: a short, airborne escape over the lake.
From Kings Beach you can board a watersports boat for a roughly one‑hour outing that includes an 8–10 minute, stay‑dry parasail flight. Operators use the latest parasailing equipment and USCG‑licensed captains to run flights for a wide range of ages; the outfit reports having flown people as young as five and as old as 85. Boats carry groups up to about a dozen passengers, and the rigs are rated to lift combined weights up to 400 pounds for doubles or triples, with a traditional toe‑dip landing.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Modern, stay‑dry parasail systems
The operation emphasizes its latest stay‑dry parasailing equipment that allows doubles and triples to fly together and supports combined weights up to 400 pounds, increasing access for pairs and small groups.
Short, focused air time with a classic toe dip
The experience pairs an hour‑long boat ride with a concise 8–10 minute airborne segment, including the traditional toe‑dip landing that keeps the airborne portion compact but memorable.
USCG‑licensed captains and room for groups
USCG‑licensed captains helm the boat and flights accommodate a variety of ages and bravery levels, with space for up to about twelve passengers on a trip, including options for private bookings.
What the day feels like
What the outing feels like
You spend most of the hour on the boat as the crew positions the craft for the flight, then step into an 8–10 minute aerial window where the parasail holds you aloft while the boat circles or runs a steady course. The company operates stay‑dry rigs and performs a traditional toe‑dip on landing; USCG‑licensed captains manage the sequence and the operation reports flying guests from age five through 85 across trips sized for as many as a dozen people.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this trip suits — and who should reconsider.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Towels, sunscreen, and a smile.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How long does the trip take?
The outing is about one hour long overall, with an 8–10 minute parasail flight during that time.
What's the minimum age to participate?
You must be at least 5 years old to participate.
Are there weight restrictions?
For tandem or triple flights there is a minimum combined weight of 200 pounds and a maximum combined weight of 400 pounds.
Is there a minimum group size to book?
Yes—bookings require a minimum of two people per reservation.
Can observers come along?
Observers are permitted, space permitting, for $20 per person and may board approximately 10–15 minutes prior to departure.
What are the rates?
Standard per‑person rate is $102.30 (minimum two people per booking); a private trip rate is listed at $1,301.26 for up to roughly a dozen people.