Runaway Mountain Coaster

What are the rider height and weight requirements?
Rider requirements for the Runaway Mountain Coaster are as follows:

• A lone driver must be at least 9 years old and 52″ tall.
• A passenger must be at least 3 years old and 36″ tall.
• To ride double, the driver must be at least 16 years old.
• The maximum combined weight of the riders is 300 pounds.

These requirements are strictly enforced for the safety and security of all participants.

What safety regulations are in place?
All guests must adhere to safety rules:

• Driver must be able to operate both brake levers.
• Riders & drivers alike cannot be under the influence of drugs or alcohol.
• Stay at least 80 feet from the cart in front of you, 180 feet when wet. 
• Seat belts must remain latched until directed by the ride attendant.
• Drivers who rear end the cart in front of them are responsible for all damages.

How do I control the cart?
To control the coaster cart, push the lever forward to go and back to brake. Follow all instructions and you’ll be good to go. Remember to always keep your hand on the brake lever.

Where is the coaster located?
You’ll find the Runaway Mountain Coaster in Branson Mountain Adventure Park located at 935 State Highway 165, Branson, MO 65616.

Is this ride appropriate for all ages?
So long as the riders meet the height and weight requirements for the coaster, everyone from ages 3 to 103 can ride!

Zippin' Volcano (Kona) ID 5813

Is food provided during the experience?
Yes. Guests are treated to light snacks and beverages throughout the day in addition to a picnic lunch and dinner.

Are there any participant restrictions in place?
Yes. If guests do not meet the following restrictions they will not be allowed to participate:

• No heart, neck or back problems
• No pregnant women
• Must weigh between 35 lb - 260 lb
• Ages 5 years and up
• Must be able to lift 15 lb and walk up stairs and over uneven terrain

What happens in the case of rain? Will the tour still operate?
Yes. The zipline tours operate rain or shine. In the case of severe weather, Kapohokine Adventures will make a judgment decision.

What should I wear?
Guests are required to wear closed-toe shoes for their safety. Flip-flops, slippers, or sandals will not be permitted. For the best ziplining experience, guests should wear shorts or pants and a t-shirt. Be advised that guests who choose to wear a hat or sunglasses may lose them when ziplining. In the case of chilly weather, it is advised that guests also wear a jacket or sweater.

Do I need to bring anything?
Yes. Guests must provide proof of identification (a government-issued ID) before participating. Participants are also welcome to bring their camera.

What does Kapohokine Adventures provide on the tour?
We provide the following:

• Military-grade LED flashlights
• Umbrellas
• Walking sticks
• Camera tripod to share
• Mosquito repellant
• Sunblock
• Snacks and beverages (water, juice, soda) all day
• Picnic lunch and dinner at the Volcano House (dietary requirements and restrictions accommodated on request with advance notice)
• All entrance fees
• Access to private locations

I have a dietary restriction or food allergy. Can I be accommodated during the tour?
Yes. Given enough notice all food and dietary restrictions can be accommodated during the picnic lunch and dinner at the winery.

How long is the entire experience?
Depending on pick-up and drop-off locations the tour is approximately 12-14 hours long total.

What safety restrictions or regulations are in place?
To ensure a safe experience for all, the following safety measures are in place:

• Zipline tours are not for pregnant women or anybody with a current or pre-existing heart, neck, or back conditions or injuries.
• Guests are required to sign a liability waiver on arrival.
• Guests must be able to negotiate stairs and lift 15 pounds.
• All children under the age of 18 must be accompanied by an adult
• Volcanic emissions, including sulfur gas, may affect those with respiratory concerns
• Guests should be able to negotiate stairs and walk for 20 minutes unassisted
• Participants should be prepared for immediate evacuation in accordance with directions given by County, State and/or Federal officials

Evening Volcano Explorer (Waikoloa/Kohala Pick-Up) ID 5810

Will I see molten lava during this tour?
Due to the rapidly changing nature of molten lava, we cannot guarantee lava sightings.

What should I wear?
Guests must wear sturdy hiking shoes in order to participate in the Evening Volcano Explorer tour. Flip flops, sandals, and slippers are not permitted on the tour. A light jacket, sunglasses, and hat are recommended. Guests should wear weather and activity appropriate clothing.

How long is the tour?
The tour is approximately 10-12 hours long from beginning to end depending on pick-up and drop-off locations.

Should I eat before the tour?
A picnic lunch and dinner is included in your tour price and experience.

Will the tour operate in the case of rain?
Yes. Tours operate rain or shine.

What health restrictions are in place?
Guests must be able to navigate stairs, walk for 20 minutes unassisted, stand without assistance, and walk on uneven terrain. In addition, volcanic emissions, including sulfur gas, may affect those with respiratory concerns.

What should I bring on the tour?
Guests must bring and present a government-issued ID. If desired, guests may bring a video camera/camera.

What is included in my tour?

• The following items are included in your tour experience:
• Military-grade LED flashlights
• Umbrellas
• Walking sticks
• Camera tripod to share
• Mosquito repellant
• Sunblock
• Snacks and beverages (water, juice, soda) all day
• Picnic lunch at the Kona coffee farm and dinner at Volcano Winery (dietary requirements and restrictions accommodated on request with advance notice)
• All entrance fees 
• Access to private locations

I have a food allergy or dietary restriction. Can this be accommodated?
Yes. Given advance notice, all food allergies and dietary restrictions can be accommodated. Please note this request when making your reservation.

Evening Volcano Explorer (Hilo) ID 5811

Will I see molten lava during this tour?
Due to the sporadic and sudden nature of molten lava, we cannot guarantee lava sightings.

What should I wear for the tour?
Guests must wear sturdy hiking shoes in order to participate in the Evening Volcano Explorer tour. Flip flops, sandals, and slippers are not permitted on the tour. A light jacket, sunglasses, and hat are recommended. Guests should wear weather and activity appropriate clothing.

How long is the tour?
The tour is approximately 6-7 hours long from beginning to end.

Should I eat before the tour?
A picnic lunch and dinner is included in your tour price and experience.

Will the tour operate in the case of rain?
Yes. Tours operate rain or shine.

What health restrictions are in place?
Guests must be able to navigate stairs, walk for 20 minutes unassisted, stand without assistance, and walk on uneven terrain.

Are there other tour restrictions I should know about?
Yes. The following tour restrictions and regulations apply:

• State law requires child safety seats for all guests under 4 years of age.
• Booster seats required for all guests between ages 4 and 7 and under 4 feet 9 inches tall and 80 pounds weight.
• Guests under the age of 18 MUST be accompanied by an adult.
• Volcanic emissions, including sulfur gas, may affect those with respiratory concerns.
• Participants should be prepared for immediate evacuation in accordance with directions given by County, State and/or Federal officials.

We are able to provide booster and safety seats for children who require them if given advance notice. Please note your request for a booster and/or safety seat when making your reservation.

What should I bring on the tour?
Guests must bring and present a government-issued ID. If desired, guests may bring a video camera/camera.

What is included in my tour?
The following items are included in your tour experience:

• Military-grade LED flashlights
• Umbrellas
• Walking sticks
• Camera tripod to share
• Mosquito repellant
• Sunblock
• Snacks and beverages (water, juice, soda) all day
• Picnic lunch at the Kona coffee farm and dinner at Volcano Winery (dietary requirements and restrictions accommodated on request with advance notice)
• All entrance fees 
• Access to private locations

I have a food allergy or dietary restriction. Can this be accommodated?
Yes. Given advance notice, all food allergies and dietary restrictions can be accommodated. Please note this request when making your reservation.

Lava Expedition (Kona/Waikoloa) ID 5812

Is hotel transportation provided?
Yes. Guests are picked up from area hotels between 9:00 am and 10:00 am to begin the tour.

How long is the tour?
The tour returns to guest hotels between 10:00 pm and 11:00 pm for an approximately 11-12 hour tour experience.

How much hiking is involved in the tour?
The hiking tour involves 2 miles each way, with a total of 4 miles hiked.

What should I wear for the tour?
Guests should wear the following clothing items for an exceptional hiking experience:

• Sturdy walking or hiking shoes are required. Slippers, sandals, or flip-flops are not permitted for participation. 
• A light jacket
• Hat
• Long pants
• Sunglasses

Will I see molten lava during my tour?
We cannot guarantee lava sightings due to the rapidly changing nature of the volcanic activity.

What health restrictions are in place?
Participants must be able to walk and stand on uneven surfaces for long periods of time.

What happens in the case of rain?
Tours operate rain or shine. Please wear appropriate attire in the case of rain.

Kilauea Hike & Glow (Kona)

What should I bring for the hiking tour?
Guests should bring a camera, a government issued ID, and your e-Ticket.

What should I wear for the tour?
For the best hiking experience, it is recommended that guests wear the following clothing items:

• Comfortable hiking clothes (Shorts are ok)
• Light jacket or sweater
• Sunglasses and hat
• Sturdy closed-toe hiking shoes are required. Sandals, flip-flops, and slippers are not permitted.

What is included in the tour?
The Kilauea Hike & Glow (Kona) tour includes:

• Military-grade LED flashlights
• Umbrellas
• Walking sticks
• Camera tripod to share
• Mosquito repellant
• Sunblock
• Snacks and beverages (water, juice, soda) all day
• Picnic lunch 
• Dinner at the Volcano Winery (dietary requirements and restrictions accommodated on request with advance notice)
• All entrance fees and access to private locations

How long is the entire tour?
From start to finish, the entire experience is approximately 12 hours long.

Are there health, age, or weight restrictions for the tour?
Yes. Guests must adhere to the following restrictions in order to participate:

• All guests (including children) must be able to navigate and complete a rigorous 4-mile hike without assistance. This hike includes multiple steep uphill and downhill areas. 
• Guests with small children are responsible for providing their own child carriers to complete the entire hike.
• State law requires safety seats for all guests under 4 years of age. We are happy to provide safety seats given advance notice. 
• Booster seats are required for all guests between the ages of 4 and 7, and/or under 4 feet 9 inches tall and 80 pounds in weight. We can provide booster seats with advance notice.
• Do note that volcanic emissions, including sulfur gas, may provide complications and difficulties for those with respiratory concerns.
•  Participants should be ready for immediate evacuation (if necessary) in accordance with directions provided by County, State, and/or Federal officials.
• Guests under the age of 18 must be accompanied by an adult.

Will I see lava during this tour?
It is not guaranteed that red molten lava will be seen on your tour as volcanic activity changes rapidly.

What happens in the case of rain?
The tour runs rain or shine. Please dress appropriately in the case of inclimate weather. Hiking shoes/boots must be worn at all times.

I have a food allergy or dietary restriction. Can I be accommodated during the picnic lunch and winery dinner?
Yes. Given advance notice, we can accommodate food allergies and dietary restrictions. Please make this note when reserving your spot on the tour.

Is this tour difficult?
The level of hiking during this tour is considered strenuous.

The Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum ID 5829

Can I take photos or film while at the museum?
Personal cameras and video are allowed, however, selfie-sticks (or any other camera-extension devices) and professional equipment including the use of tripods are not.

How much time will it take me to view all of the exhibits in the Museum?
For the full Intrepid experience, expect to spend 2-3 hours at the museum.

Is the museum wheelchair accessible?
Since the Intrepid is a National Historic Landmark, most, although not all, of the museum is accessible by wheelchair. Areas not accessible by wheelchair include the Fo’c’s’le, Combat Information Center, Growler submarine, and Concorde. All restrooms and dining areas are accessible, as well the flight deck, hangar deck, and mess deck.

Are there shopping and dining areas at the museum?
Yes. A retail shop is available in the Space Shuttle Pavilion. Food trucks are available on the pier and vending machines are both on the pier and the flight deck.