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Arizona’s
Salt River Tubing & Recreation P.O. Box 6568 Mesa, Arizona 85216
River : (480) 984-3305 Fax: (480) 984-0875
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MEDIA CONTACT Lynda Breault (480) 984-3305 River
MEGA HAWAIIAN HULA ON SALT RIVER! MESA, ARIZ (June 11, 2017)---Aloha Arizona! Dreaming of a Polynesian outing? Grab your coconuts, luau shirt and float your tube Hawaiian-style! Salt River Tubing’s Mega Hawaiian Hula event, Saturday – June 24th, 9:00 a.m. – 6:30 p.m., is a fun-filled hula adventure on the cool and refreshing Lower Salt River in Tonto National Forest! FREE Hawaiian leis to the first 1,000 Aloha fun-seekers. Ho'olu komo la kaua! Shake your grass skirt as the Hula Honeys perform the Hukilau line dance! The cost of tube rental is $17.00 per person or tube which includes inner tube rental, shuttle bus service and free parking. Salt River Tubing is located in northeast Mesa, just seven minutes from the 202 East loop, Exit 23A, on north Power Road/Bush Highway. The More Teens in the Woods Hawaiian event offers live entertainment by KISSFM 104.7 radio station, limbo and hula hoop contests plus loads of photo opportunities in the great outdoors. Salt River Tubing will be awarding FREE Tube Rental passes for the Best Hawaiian tuber costumes. The tubing passes are valid on your return visit. Hawaiian-tiki barges will transport guests to the Lower Salt River for fun in the sun on the rocking river rapids. Henri Breault, Salt River Tubing’s President/C.E.O., says “our Mega Hawaiian Hula event offers a unique and memorable ‘fun in the sun’ experience as you enjoy a relaxing voyage on the Salt River. Wave ‘aloha’ as you float past our majestic mountain scenery and have your camera ready to snap pictures of the Salt River wild horses and tons of Polynesian tubers!” The Mega Hawaiian Hula event, co-sponsored by KISSFM 104.7 radio and Salt River Tubing, is aligned with the USDA Forest Service’s “More Kids in the Woods” commitment in meeting the challenge of reduced youth involvement in outdoor activities. The program was expressly designed to encourage efforts to get kids and teens outdoors in their national Forests. Please click on SRTR's website at www.saltrivertubing.com for event details and enjoy the Mega Hawaiian Hula video! SRTR Operates under Permit of the U.S.D.A. Forest Service in Tonto National Forest
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Salt River Tubing is open daily 9:00 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Salt River Tubing accepts cash and credit cards (Visa, MasterCard, American Express and Discover). Credit card and cash transactions require a valid driver's license for tube rental deposit and credit card identification. Children must be at least eight years or older and 4 feet tall for tubing and shuttle bus service. Life vests should be worn by children, non-swimmers and inexperienced swimmers. Glass containers are NOT allowed in the Lower Salt River Recreational Area. Ice chests/coolers will be checked for glass containers and glass containers will be confiscated. Please bring plastic or can beverage containers. Have a great time while visiting the Lower Salt River! Responsibly appoint a designated driver BEFORE your tubing adventure. Drugs, alcohol and the Salt River do not mix –Just don’t do it! Salt River Tubing operates under permit of the USDA Forest Service and is located in Tonto National Forest, Mesa, Arizona.
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MEGA HAWAIIAN HULA SPECIAL EVENT DETAILS DATE: TIME: LOCATION:
CONTACT:
JUNE 24, 2017 -SATURDAY 9:00 a.m. – 6:30 p.m. Salt River Tubing Headquarters Northeast Mesa on Power Road 15 miles North of US Hwy 60 7 Minutes from the 202 E on N. Power Rd Tonto National Forest Lynda Breault
(480) 984-3305
2017-Permission to reprint, publish and televise photographs is granted by Salt River Tubing & Recreation, Inc. Photo release forms have been obtained and are on file. Higher resolution photos are available upon request.
SRTR Operates under Permit of the U.S.D.A. Forest Service in Tonto National Forest
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ALOHA ARIZONA!
Ho'olu komo la kaua - Please join us!
SAIL YOUR TUBE HAWAIIAN-STYLE!
SRTR Operates under Permit of the U.S.D.A. Forest Service in Tonto National Forest
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