Industries · Trampoline parks
Waivers built for trampoline parks and FECs.
A trampoline park is a high-frequency, high-injury-rate, kid-heavy environment — which means you need waivers that one parent can sign for several children, that acknowledge each attraction's risk, and that capture fresh consent on every visit. Online Waiver Software is built for exactly that throughput.
Ships as a ready-to-edit starter template: Trampoline park & FEC
Who this is for
Trampoline parks, adventure parks, family entertainment centres, ninja-warrior gyms, and indoor action venues with multiple attractions under one roof. Anywhere a parent shows up with three kids and a 20-minute wait — and every one of them needs to be on a signed waiver before they bounce.
The specific risk you're documenting
Trampoline parks have one of the highest injury rates in recreation: ankle and leg fractures, double-bounce collisions, foam-pit landings, and dodgeball-court impacts. Most of your jumpers are minors. A defensible waiver acknowledges the risk of each attraction, records that grip socks were worn, and — critically — lets a single guardian consent for multiple children in one signing.
Which blocks and features matter
Per-visit re-attestation captures a fresh signature every time, because injuries happen on the third visit as easily as the first. The multi-minor parental-consent flow lets one parent list and consent for all their kids at once. The grip-socks confirmation documents that safety footwear was on. The rules block carries per-attraction risk acknowledgment for the main court, foam pit, and dodgeball area.
Keep the line moving
Parents pre-sign from the booking confirmation on their phone, or sign on a kiosk at the door. Because the system handles multiple minors in one pass, a family of five is one signing, not five. Your front desk confirms every jumper is covered with a quick name search before wristbands go on.
What matters for trampoline parks
The blocks and features that do the work.
One signing, multiple minors
A single guardian lists and consents for all their children in one pass — no separate form per kid, no line backup.
Per-attraction risk acknowledgment
The rules block spells out the distinct risks of the main court, foam pit, and dodgeball area, with documented acknowledgment.
Per-visit re-attestation
Every visit captures a fresh signature, because the high injury rate makes a one-and-done waiver from months ago a liability gap.
In the box
Trampoline parks and family entertainment centres
- Per-attraction risk acknowledgment
- Grip-socks confirmation
- Multi-minor support
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