We travel to NB annually from Houston for family vacation. We have watched the "can ban" come and then be struck down and deemed unconstitutional..... well, apparently this has been reversed again and it is back on. The young ladies working at Landa Falls, while very nice, didn't mention this. I even specifically asked if the ice chest we brought would fit in their tube(it was different than what we usually bring). I was told yes. I Ended up receiving a citation and watching NB police officers dump WATER out on front of my 73 yr old Dad and several children, some as young as 6, with more floating left to go. funny they didn't pour out the beer after taking it....

We rented $260 worth of tubes, all they had to do was say something and we would've went and purchased containers and even rented one of their little ice chest if necessary. The police officer told me that some of the tube companies aren't cooperating and informing the customers for fear of losing the sale. At the end of the float, when I brought it up to the people on the bus, I was told "we have signs everywhere"... well, there are only 2. One could not be seen the way we approached the building. The other is behind the counter you pay at. Yes, ultimately a sign is "good enough" but when you've been doing the same thing annually for over forty years, you aren't going to read a small sign behind the counter when paying. All she had to say was, "you know that ice chest is too big?"

We feel this can ban is nonsense. How can a law be based on your intent to litter?...We really would like to help the tube rental companies out because after a ton of research, we found out the can ban is in place to try to push them out of business. It doesn't have anything to do with trash. But how can we help you out, if you don't help us out?