Wake AREA

Since we have limited capacity, we recommend booking your Wake AREA ticket online in advance. If there are still spots available, you can also purchase a ticket spontaneously on-site at the Wake AREA shop. Courses and camps, such as the Wake School Basic, must be booked in advance.

In the case of a last-minute cancellation, we must adhere to our terms and conditions, and therefore cancellation fees will apply. However, if there are still enough available spots, adding participants is definitely possible.

Absolutely! We highly recommend booking the Wake School Basic with an instructor for your first attempts, who can guide you through your initial starts. Alternatively, you can also book a 2-hour ticket, such as from 12:00 to 2:00 PM, when the lift operates at a slightly slower speed. We suggest starting on a kneeboard and then moving on to waterskiing and wakeboarding. You’ll also have access to a training video with tips on starting and riding techniques.

Yes, our activities run in all weather conditions, except when safety is at risk (for example, during thunderstorms or extreme weather). In such cases, the Wake AREA will be evacuated. Otherwise, the Wake AREA remains open even in the rain—after all, you’ll be getting wet anyway! 

There is no coaching included during regular operating hours. However, a safety briefing is provided to help you understand proper conduct at the wakeboard lift, and beginners receive a quick introduction to using the kneeboard. You can also watch a training video at the Wake AREA, which offers useful tips on starting with the kneeboard, waterski, and wakeboard.

No, this is not possible. Once your ticket is scanned, the time begins, and all tickets are purchased for individual use only.