I had a great time here. We were with guides Honey Badger, Hannibal and Zipster. I've never ziplined before, so I didn't know what to expect. We were given all the warnings of where not to place your hands at the introduction. Don't unhook yourselves. Got it. We're ready to go. I opted for the weenie look and held onto the yellow strap each time. I had a cold and low lung function, so I had trouble with one of the ladders, but the Zipster did his part in supporting me and giving me time to catch my breath, so I was in good hands. At no point were any of us made to feel inadequate. If one person wanted to wait longer or take a different position in line, that was fine. We had a five year old on our tour, and he was so much fun to watch. I worried about him on the moving ladder, but the staff was able to haul him up. He rode with one staffer on the first line, maybe so they could see if he panicked. Nope, the kid was cool. This place had seven lines, which I guess is unusual. It's on the site of Camp Maui, which was a military training camp, I think. This is the only zip line operation that accepts children under a certain weight and age. We were clipped to something at all times, even when just climbing a ladder. I'd urge everyone to give generous tips to these guides. They work hard to ensure your comfort and safety and they manage to make it look easy. Even our most fearful tour partner did the final jump.