Cable waterskiing or wakeboarding as its name implies, is waterskiing or wakeboarding where the participants are not pulled by a boat but by an overhead cable, very similar to a cable car system.

All skiers and wakeboarders have to begin from the same starting dock. This also helps ensure that the cable operator has some control over the people getting into the water. There is no limit as to how many times a participant can go.

The obvious advantage to cableskiing and wakeboarding is the dramatic reduction in the cost for participants. Participants are not restricted to wakeboarding and waterskiing - they can slalom, trick ski or kneeboard. Up to 8 skiers or wakeboarders can participate at the same time on one cableway, with an average of 300 - 400 participants per day (depending on the size of the cable park).

It is because of the masses that can use this system it is possible to reduce the cost for participant as compared to if they were riding behind a boat."

We are glad to announce that we will be bringing it to the DFW area.