How do I protect my phone at a water park?

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Can I take iPhone 11 to a waterpark?

Are the iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Pro, and iPhone 11 max waterproof? According to Apple, you can submerge your 11 series iPhones in water up to a depth of 2 to 4 metres for up to 30 minutes and they will not get damaged.

How do you carry money at a waterpark?

Please don't bring them into the waterpark or leave them exposed in your car. Keyless entry car systems can become inoperable if they get wet. Lock money and keys in a locker* instead of keeping them in pockets where they may fall out in the rides.

Can I take my Iphone 14 to waterpark?

iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max are splash, water, and dust resistant and were tested under controlled laboratory conditions with a rating of IP68 under IEC standard 60529 (maximum depth of 6 meters up to 30 minutes).

Can I bring iPhone 13 to waterpark?

Apple's ?iPhone? 12 and iPhone 13 lineups feature the best water resistance rating on an ?iPhone? to date with an IP68 rating. This means that the devices can withstand water up to a depth of six meters (19.7 feet) for up to 30 minutes.

Should I bring a towel to a water park?

We've been to a few water parks, and some provide towels while others do not. And the ones that do often give you towels that are too small, and limit you to one per person. So, we always bring along a few beach towels. When the water fun is done, you'll want to get back into dry clothes.

How do you keep things safe at a waterpark?

Secure Valuables in Portable Safe You will likely find a central point in the park to drop your bags and shoes. If you don't want to rent a locker, protect your valuables inside a portable safe.

What not to do at a water park?

Walk, don't run — It's a water park and the ground can be slick. Wear water shoes, if possible, not only for traction, but to help keep feet safe from injuries and even infections. Avoid flip-flops. You must be this tall to ride — Pay attention to size restrictions on rides and slides.