How should loose items be managed during aquatic activities?

Managing loose items during aquatic activities is crucial for ensuring the safety of all participants. Securing loose items helps to prevent accidents and injuries that could occur if these items become hazards. When items are not properly stored, they may pose risks such as tripping, falling, or interference with activities in the water.

By securing items, you create a safer environment where guests can enjoy the activities without the distraction or danger posed by loose belongings. This practice not only promotes safety but also contributes to an organized space, making it easier for staff to oversee activities and for guests to navigate the area.

The other options do not adequately address the safety concerns associated with loose items. Carrying items may increase the likelihood of dropping them or not being able to engage fully in activities. Allowing guests to place items wherever can lead to clutter and possible hazards. Asking guests to leave them on the ground does not mitigate the risk of injury and can create obstacles. Thus, the best approach is to ensure that items are secured properly.