On the long, Memorial Day weekend, people went to the rivers and lakes to enjoy the cold water. Many had the same idea, which led to closures of a few recreational areas or at least the roads to them. MORE ⬇️
People going to the Salt River on Saturday had to wait in long lines to either just get to the parking lot of Salt River Tubing or up to Saguaro Lake.However, those who went tubing told ABC15 they were not surprised to see it that packed.
William Jinks, the new owner of Salt River Tubing, said they hit record numbers of about 5,800 people coming through Saturday and said Sunday tracked high as well, with about 3,500 people by 10 am. As more people gravitate toward the cold water over Memorial Day weekend, first responders continue to urge safety on the water.
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