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How often do
Duck tours depart? Do we have to make reservations or
buy our tickets ahead of time?
You may purchase your tickets right before you board
the tour. Lines move very quickly with Duck tours departing
every two to five minutes.
How much does it cost to get
into the Dells?
Wisconsin Dells is not an amusement park like Disney
World. It is a destination with several individually
owned and operated amusement attractions, such as the
Original Wisconsin Ducks.
What are the Upper Dells and
Lower Dells?
Two portions of the Wisconsin River separated by a hydroelectric
dam that does not have a lock system. Original Wisconsin
Ducks operate on the Lower Dells.
How many people fit on a Duck?
An Original Wisconsin Duck carries up to 21 passengers.
Will I get wet on the Duck tour?
You may feel a slight spray when the Duck splashes into
the Wisconsin River or Lake Delton. After all, that’s
part of the excitement of “splashdown.” Our
drivers take a consensus of how fast the group wants
to splash in, in some instances you may get a bit wet,
but only on the nice hot days, not in inclement weather.
Can we fish or swim off the Duck?
Our tours are sightseeing excursions. Leave the fishing pole at home. We believe seeing you in your bathing suit is not the sight that your fellow vacations have paid to see. Save it for the waterparks! So the answer simply is, NO!
Can our pet take a Duck tour
with us?
As long as your pet is not too large and is on a leash,
you may bring it on board.
Can we bring a cooler along or
any food or drinks?
We have a concession stand offering refreshments and
food, any of which can be brought on board. You may
also bring your own small snacks or sack lunch. However,
large coolers are not allowed. There is an on-site picnic
area.
What is the difference between
Original Wisconsin Ducks and the other duck tour in
town?
Original Wisconsin Ducks have exclusive wilderness trails
that take passengers in and around the beautiful terrain
of the area. The other duck tour operates mainly on
the roadways.
How can we get coupons or discounts?
If you have taken one of our tours in the past and purchased
a souvenir guidebook, there are coupons in the back.
You may also purchase combination tickets for Duck and
boat tours at a discounted rate. Any portion of the
combo ticket can be saved and used at a later date or
time. The tickets never expire. Visitors will also find
discounts when they purchase Ducks tickets through the
Passport to Savings program, available online (www.passporttosavings.com)
or at several in-area ticket booths. In addition, several
Wisconsin local park and recreation departments sell
Ducks and other attraction tickets at a discount.
Is there a charge for parking
and do you have motorhome parking?
We have ample free parking between three large lots,
which will accommodate cars, campers, RV’s and
semi trucks.
Are you handicap-accessible?
Yes. On the Duck tour, the person must be able to leave
the wheelchair and sit on their own. The passenger is
lifted down two small steps to the back seat of the
duck. We assist them back into the chair after the tour.
Are Ducks equipped with life
preservers?
Yes, both adult and child life preservers are available
on board the Ducks at all times. Drivers will assist
those who wish to wear one.
Can we bring a stroller or car seat?
Strollers are not allowed on the Duck tour. We will
hold them at the dispatch stand. Small carriers or car
seats may be brought on board for infants. Most small
children just sit on an adult’s lap.
Can we bring a video camera?
Absolutely! You will see some of the best scenery in
Wisconsin on a duck tour. So, don’t forget your
camera bag.
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