Court rules, foam pit and airbag risk, double-bounce injuries, and guardian consent — the clauses your insurer expects to see on a jump park waiver.
[Business Name]
trampoline park activities
•Participant full name: ______________________________
•Date of birth: ____________________ Age: __________
•Address: ______________________________________________
•Phone: ____________________ Email: __________________
•Emergency contact name: ____________________________
•Emergency contact phone: ___________________________
•Date of trampoline park activities: ____________________
I am requesting to participate in trampoline park activities operated by [Business Name] ("the Company"). I understand that jumping, flipping, and bouncing place high loads on the body and that landings are not always predictable.
I confirm that my participation is entirely voluntary, that no one has pressured me to take part, and that I may stop participating at any time if I believe conditions are unsafe or beyond my ability.
I understand that trampoline park activities involves inherent risks that cannot be eliminated regardless of the care taken by the Company, and that those risks include, but are not limited to:
•Double bouncing, where another jumper's rebound causes an uncontrolled landing
•Awkward or head-first landings in foam pits, on airbags, and on landing mats
•Ankle, knee, and lower-leg injury from repeated impact and rotation
•Attempting flips, twists, or tricks beyond the participant's ability
•Collisions with other jumpers, padding, frames, springs, and walls
•Neck and spinal injury, including permanent paralysis
•Serious bodily injury, permanent disability, paralysis, and death
I have read this list, I understand it, and I knowingly and voluntarily accept every one of these risks, including risks that may arise from the negligence of others or that are not specifically listed above.
I agree to follow all posted rules, safety briefings, and instructions given by [Business Name] staff, including:
•One jumper per trampoline at all times
•No double bouncing, wrestling, or intentional contact with other jumpers
•Foam pits and airbags entered feet first, one participant at a time
•Grip socks worn on all court surfaces
•Jumpers must clear the landing area before the next participant goes
•Court monitor instructions must be followed immediately
I understand that failing to follow the rules may result in my removal from the activity without a refund.
I confirm that I am not under the influence of alcohol, cannabis, illegal drugs, or any medication that impairs judgment, coordination, or reaction time, and I will not become so during the activity.
I understand the Company may refuse or end my participation, without refund, if staff believe I am impaired.
I confirm that I am physically able to take part in this activity and that I have disclosed any medical condition, injury, allergy, pregnancy, or medication that could affect my safety or the safety of others.
Conditions to disclose: ______________________________________________
In the event of an injury or medical emergency, I authorize the Company to arrange first aid, emergency transport, and medical treatment on my behalf, and I accept financial responsibility for the cost of that care.
To the fullest extent permitted by the laws of [State], I release, waive, and discharge [Business Name], its owners, officers, employees, contractors, volunteers, agents, and property owners (together, "the Released Parties") from any and all claims, demands, damages, costs, and causes of action of any kind arising out of my participation in this activity, including those caused by the ordinary negligence of the Released Parties.
I agree to indemnify and hold the Released Parties harmless from any claim brought by me, by anyone acting on my behalf, or by a third party as a result of my conduct during the activity.
This release is binding on me, my heirs, my personal representatives, and my estate.
I confirm that I am the parent or legal guardian of the minor named below and that I have full legal authority to sign this agreement on the minor's behalf.
•Minor name: ____________________________ Date of birth: ______________
•Minor name: ____________________________ Date of birth: ______________
•Minor name: ____________________________ Date of birth: ______________
I have explained the risks described above to the minor in terms the minor can understand. I accept every term of this agreement on the minor's behalf, I authorize emergency medical care for the minor, and I agree to indemnify the Released Parties against any claim brought by or on behalf of the minor.
I grant [Business Name] permission to use photographs and video recordings taken during the activity for promotional purposes, without compensation. This permission is optional and declining it does not affect participation.
•[ ] I agree - [ ] I decline
I have read this entire agreement. I understand that I am giving up substantial legal rights, including the right to sue. I am signing it freely, without inducement, and I intend it to be as broad and inclusive as the law allows. If any part of this agreement is found unenforceable, the remaining parts stay in full force.
•Participant signature: ______________________________ Date: ____________
•Printed name: ______________________________________
•Parent/guardian signature (if participant is under 18): ______________________________ Date: ____________
•Printed name of parent/guardian: ______________________________
This template is provided for general informational purposes and is not legal advice. Waiver enforceability varies by state and by activity. Have an attorney or your insurer review this document before using it with customers.
Trampoline parks carry a genuinely elevated injury profile, and insurers know it. Your waiver is read more carefully here than in almost any other vertical, and vague risk language is the fastest way to lose a claim.
The specific hazards to name are double bouncing, landing awkwardly in a foam pit or on an airbag, and collisions at the intersections between attractions. Those account for the bulk of real trampoline park injuries and a court will expect a participant to have been told about them by name.
Most parks also enforce court rules through signage and court monitors. Referencing those rules inside the waiver ties the two together, so a rule violation becomes a documented breach of the agreement rather than a staff judgement call.
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