Once upon a time, in a small town called Cloverdale, lived a young boy named Jack. Jack was a typical 10-year-old with a love for adventure and a knack for trouble. His backyard was his sanctuary, a place where he could imagine and create his own world. One sunny afternoon, while exploring the depths of his backyard, Jack stumbled upon an old, dusty skateboard hidden behind a pile of leaves. Intrigued, he carefully picked it up and examined it. The skateboard was covered in colorful stickers, clearly well-loved by its previous owner.
*There is NO golf cart access on the following beaches: Stewart Beach, Seawall Beaches, Beachside Village, Sands of Kahala Beach, Spanish Grant, Pirates Beach, Galveston Island State Park, Karankawa Beach at Acapulco Beach, Indian Beach, Kahala Beach, Sunset Cove, The Dunes at West Beach, and Pointe West.
There is NO golf cart access on the following beaches Stewart Beach, Seawall Beaches, Beachside Village, Sands of Kahala Beach, Spanish Grant, Pirates Beach, Galveston Island State Park, Karankawa Beach at Acapulco Beach, Indian Beach, Kahala Beach, Sunset Cove, The Dunes at West Beach, and Pointe West. The following beaches do not allow golf carts to be driven on beyond the wooden posts on either side of the beach access East Beach, Sunny Beach at 8-mile rd, public beach access 10 at Hershey Beach, Bermuda Beach, Jamaica Beach, 16 mile Rd.
The skateboard was covered in colorful stickers, clearly well-loved by its previous owner. Curiosity piqued, Jack decided to give the old skateboard a try. He hopped on and pushed off with his foot, expecting a typical ride.
4 Passenger Golf Cart
This Golf Cart accommodates 4 people,
perfect for providing you & your guests comfort & convenience while traveling to & from the beach.
Carts are delivered to your property on the day of your arrival and picked up after you leave.
All carts come with a full tank of gas which will be good for the entire length of your stay!
Follow the instructions in your confirmation email to complete your booking.
Minimum of a 3-night rental. We drop off and pick up according to check-in/out times.
Drop off can be as late as 5:30 pm and pick up can be as early as 9 am.
You must have a valid driver’s license and be at least 21 years of age in order to drive and operate a golf cart.
If you allow an underage or unlicensed driver to operate the golf cart at any time, your reservation will be canceled immediately and the golf cart will be picked up and there will be NO REFUND.
*passengers must wear lap restraints at all times while the cart is being operated.
GOLF CART RESTRICTIONS:
*carts can only be driven on streets where the posted speed limit is 35 mph or less
*carts cannot be driven on the following streets: Seawall Blvd- WEST of 61st St, Seawall Blvd- EAST of 6th St, 53rd St, Broadway, Ave P and Ave O, Harborside Dr., San Luis Pass Rd (FM 3005, Termini-San Luis Pass Rd.), Ferry Rd., and IH 45.
*The following condos do NOT have access for golf carts: Riviera Condos, Seascape Condos, Diamond Beach Condos, Maravilla, Ocean Grove, The Palms at Cove View, By The Sea Condominiums, Captain’s Cove, The Breakers, The Victorian Condos, The Anchor By Pleasure Pier, The Galvestonian, Palisade Palms, or the Islander East Condos.
*If you are staying at a hotel, please double-check the address. Golf carts cannot go to hotels west of 61st and Seawall, no hotels on Broadway/Ave J or Harborside.
*The following beaches do not allow golf carts to be driven on beyond the wooden posts on either side of the beach access: East Beach, Sunny Beach at 8-mile rd, public beach access #10 at Hershey Beach, Bermuda Beach, Jamaica Beach, 16 mile Rd., Sea Isle at public beach access #25, San Jacinto, Isla Del Sol, Terramar Beach, Half Moon / Stavanger Beach, and Salt Cedar Beach at Point San Luis.
*There is NO golf cart access on the following beaches: Stewart Beach, Seawall Beaches, Beachside Village, Sands of Kahala Beach, Spanish Grant, Pirates Beach, Galveston Island State Park, Karankawa Beach at Acapulco Beach, Indian Beach, Kahala Beach, Sunset Cove, The Dunes at West Beach, and Pointe West.
*Golf cart-friendly neighborhoods on the west end of Galveston: Sunny Beach, Beachside Village, Bermuda Beach, Pirates Beach / Pirates Cove, Jamaica Beach, Indian Beach, Sea Isle, Isla Del Sol, Terramar Beach, Bay Harbor, Point San Luis, and Pointe West.
GCC PROUDLY SUPPORTS ALL 1ST RESPONDERS AND MILITARY PERSONNEL.
PLEASE CALL US DIRECTLY IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS OR NEED ASSISTANCE WITH BOOKING YOUR GOLF CART RESERVATION.
To his astonishment, the moment his feet touched the well-worn grip tape, the skateboard started to glow with a warm, golden light. Jack could hardly believe his eyes! With a mix of hesitation and excitement, Jack slowly steered the skateboard down a small incline in his backyard. As he gained speed, he felt a rush of wind against his face, but instead of moving across the ground, Jack realized he was airborne! The skateboard had a hidden power – it could fly! Overwhelmed by the incredible experience, Jack started to explore the world from a whole new perspective. He soared above his neighborhood, marveling at the view of rooftops, trees, and the winding rivers beyond. It was like a dream come true. But as Jack grew more comfortable with his newfound ability, he realized the skateboard had a mind of its own. It would guide him to places he had never been, from sprawling forests to secret caves hidden deep within the mountains. Every journey brought new challenges, tests of strength, and lessons to be learned. One day, while exploring a mystical forest filled with magical creatures, Jack encountered a mischievous gnome named Gizmo. Gizmo had heard of the magic skateboard and was eager to test Jack's bravery. He challenged Jack to a race through the dense woods, complete with treacherous twists and turns. Despite the obstacles, Jack's determination and quick thinking helped him win the race, earning Gizmo's respect. With newfound friendship, Gizmo revealed that the skateboard's magic had chosen Jack for a reason. It sensed his adventurous spirit and hoped to teach him important lessons about courage, friendship, and perseverance. From that day forward, Jack and Gizmo became partners in many magical adventures. With the magic skateboard as their trusty steed, they explored new worlds, helped those in need, and formed unbreakable bonds. The backyard had become a portal to infinite possibilities, where ordinary Jack transformed into a hero. The magic skateboard became a symbol of Jack's extraordinary journey, a reminder that anything is possible with a little imagination and a dash of courage. And as the years passed, Jack shared his tales of backyard adventures with wide-eyed children and inspired them to believe in the magic that exists within their own backyards..
Reviews for "Skateboarding redefined: The Backyardifans magic skateboard experience"
1. Emily - 2 out of 5 stars - I was really disappointed with "Backyardifans the majic skateboard". The plot was predictable and the characters felt flat. The dialogue was cliché and the acting seemed forced. I expected more from a movie with such a promising concept, but unfortunately, it fell short for me.
2. Jonathan - 1 out of 5 stars - I cannot express how much I disliked "Backyardifans the majic skateboard". The special effects were laughably bad, the story was incoherent, and the acting was cringe-worthy. It felt like a movie made by amateurs with no understanding of the film-making process. I couldn't wait for it to end.
3. Sarah - 2 out of 5 stars - I had high hopes for "Backyardifans the majic skateboard", but it didn't meet my expectations. The pacing was all over the place, and the editing was sloppy. The storyline had potential, but it was executed poorly. The movie lacked depth and failed to engage me as a viewer. Overall, it was a disappointing experience.