We will be leasing a slip from Holiday when the boat is ready, probably 2-3 more weeks.
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I agree, we used to trailer our boats. But once we rented a slip, we'll never go back, worst case we would dry stack.We did Sunset Cove for the first time this weekend. It was a lot of fun and my son liked the water park. I will say renting a slip was totally worth it.
We had the same experience with the diesel soot. They moved us to the top of the front outside rack and that cured the problem. I don't think they can stack the boat we have now. The other downside for us was that we live 15 minutes away, if we decided at dinner we wanted to go take an evening cruise, we were out of luck if it was after 5. With it in the water, we can go anytime....but then you have to contend with bottom cleaning. Pros and cons at every turn.Yes, some of the boats come in and park prety crazy. Being a new boat owner I probably don't help the odds much myself.
The main complaint that I have with Lazy Days is that with the covered dry stack the exhaust from the fork lifts stick to the boat. I am constantly wiping and rinsing off the boat.
Unfortunatly, it is so much closer than Port Royale for me. If I ever get tired of the dry stack I will just work on getting a slip in the water.