| RESERVATION POLICY |
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| Reservations are recommended for weekends and holidays. We
recommend making reservations early to assure getting the dates of your
choice. FULL RENTAL PAYMENT IS REQUIRED TO RESERVE BOATS. We allow 4 days
for receipt of payment for reservations made by phone. After 4 days, boats
will be considered open. |
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| Reservations are taken on a first come, first served basis. SORRY,
ABSOLUTELY NO REFUNDS. |
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| Moore Outdoors WILL NOT transfer rental reservation money
to shuttle fees or any other expenses. If reserved boats are not used there
will be no transfer, no refund, or no raincheck. |
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| Reserved boats will be held until 11:00 a.m. on the date
of the reservation unless we are notified of a later arrival time.
SORRY, ABSOLUTELY NO REFUNDS! |
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| Moore Outdoors has been in business since 1978. Our policies
are set after careful thought and consideration. Over the past 22 years
we have encountered many different situations. We use this experience to
set these policies. The whitewater season in Arkansas is usually very short.
In order for us to remain in business we must rent our equipment each and
every day possible. Our "no cancellation" policy is necessary to ensure
this. |
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| RAINCHECKS |
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| Trips take place rain or shine! No trips will be called off
due to overcast skies, light and/or scattered rain, or chance of rain. |
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Rainchecks will be issued after 12:00 noon on the day the
trip is scheduled ONLY if high water prevents safe trips on Big
Piney Creek or the Illinois Bayou. The issuing of Rainchecks will
be issued after 12:00 noon on the day the trip is scheduled ONLY
if high water prevents safe trips on Big Piney Creek or the Illinois Bayou.
The issuing of rainchecks will be determined by Moore Outdoors.
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| Rainchecks are valid until the end of the calender year in
which they are issued. Trips can be rescheduled ONE time only! Use
of a raincheck on a Saturday is subject to availability, |
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| Rainchecks are not transferrable. |
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| Rainchecks will not be issued for "no shows". |