Rules and Expectations 

General

Our showsite is public property, owned by the city. We are fortune enough to have a city willing to allow us to use this area. Please respect this privilege and abide by all rules that apply to any city park.

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Trail

As this is city property, we wish to share the area with other community members. Please respect walkers, bikers, etc. use of the trail and allow them the “right of way.” We love when the public comes down and sees us, during a show or practice, and we want to make sure this love is known. Please do not place object nor yourself on the trail. However, if you happen to be walking on the trail and you hear, “trail,” please step aside and know it’s just a friendly reminder that someone is passing by.

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Parking

Starting this year, we ask that you please only park in the designated parking spots in lot by the trail and refrain from creating your own spot. We would like to leave an open lane in the lot for drop-off and emergency situations. If this lot is full, please park across the street. On show nights, there will be no team-member parking in the trail-side lot nor directly across the street. Please park in the lot by the lot by the baseball diamonds as to allow parking for our wonderful patrons. We will leave a couple spots in the trail-side lot for handicap and elderly parking but will keep the remaining area open for our sound and costume trailers and a meeting space.

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Drylands

Drylands will be at Twisters Gymnastics in Hiawatha on the following dates:

• January 14th | 12:00 - 2:00

• February 11th | 12:00 - 2:00

• March 24th | 12:00 - 2:00

• April 14th | 12:00 - 2:00

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Membership Dues

All Five Season Skiers are required to join USA Water Ski with an Active Membership which provides the skier and team with secondary insurance coverage. The membership is good for one year from the time of membership. Members over the age of 18 must complete the SafeSport training in order for their USA Water Ski membership to be in the Active state. Skiing members are required to bring in $200 of revenue after their first season of membership. Members can raise these funds by working team organized fundraisers, selling program ads, or targeted 3rd party donations. Membership type Dues (Pay by Venmo, Credit Card, Cash, or Check)

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First family Skiing member                 $230

Subsequent family members (skiers) $115 

Supporting members                          Free

FreeBoat                                             Free