The UFO ride is an inflatable, disc-shaped tube towed behind a speedboat — a shorter, higher-thrill novelty ride rather than a scenic activity, priced at ₱1,019 with the smallest review count in this entire batch (5) but a perfect 5.0-star average. A short, high-thrill towed-tube activity like this typically runs a few minutes per ride with a basic minimum-age guideline rather than a strict weight cutoff; riders with specific concerns should confirm with the operator before booking.
This is the third of Panglao’s small Alona Beach water-sports cluster alongside Panglao Parasailing: A Perfect-Rated Water-Sports Pick at Alona Beach and Panglao Jet Ski Experience: Alona Beach Water Sports at ₱2,988 — none of the three has a formal site entity yet, grouped here as a practical set for readers comparing short water-sports add-ons rather than booking a full tour.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a UFO ride?
An inflatable, saucer-shaped tube towed behind a speedboat — a short, high-thrill water-sports activity rather than a scenic tour.
How long does the UFO ride last?
A few minutes per tow — short and high-thrill by design, matching the format of the other Alona Beach water-sports add-ons on this site.
Is the UFO ride suitable for children?
A basic minimum-age guideline is standard for this kind of towed water-sports ride; confirm the operator’s specific age policy before booking for younger riders.
How does this compare to jet skiing or parasailing at Panglao?
All three are short, standalone Alona Beach water-sports add-ons rather than full tours; see Panglao Jet Ski Experience: Alona Beach Water Sports at ₱2,988 and Panglao Parasailing: A Perfect-Rated Water-Sports Pick at Alona Beach for the other two.