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Free trampoline park waiver template

A plain-English trampoline park release of liability you can download, hand to your attorney, and adapt — then collect digitally with e-signatures.

Sample only — have an attorney review. JustWaiver is software, not legal advice.

Sample template — have an attorney review. JustWaiver is software, not legal advice.

Trampoline parks have some of the highest injury rates in the activity world, and most of your guests are minors. Your waiver has to be signed by a guardian for each child and call out the specific behaviors that cause injuries — double-bouncing, flips, and collisions — plus your court rules.

What's inside

What your trampoline park waiver should include

  1. 1

    Bounce & landing risk

    Spells out the risk of falls, awkward landings, double-bouncing, and spinal or limb injury that jumpers accept.

  2. 2

    Court rules & flips policy

    Jumpers agree to one person per trampoline, grip socks, designated zones, and any no-flips/no-somersaults policy.

  3. 3

    Guardian sign-off for minors

    Because most jumpers are kids, a parent or guardian signs for each child by name and date of birth.

  4. 4

    Release & waiver of liability

    Releases your business and staff from claims arising out of participation, including ordinary negligence, to the extent your local law allows.

  5. 5

    Acknowledgment & signature

    Confirms the signer read and understood the waiver and signs it freely, with a printed name, signature, and date.

FAQ

Trampoline park waiver template FAQ

Can one parent sign for several kids?
Yes — the template includes a guardian section for multiple minors. In JustWaiver, a guardian adds each child to one waiver and signs once.
Should the waiver list specific rules like no double-bouncing?
Yes. Tying the release to your posted court rules (one jumper per trampoline, grip socks, no flips) strengthens it — many injuries come from breaking exactly those rules.
Is it free?
Yes, free PDF download with an email.
Do I need a lawyer?
Recommended — it's a sample, not legal advice. Have it reviewed for your jurisdiction.

Collect it digitally

Turn your trampoline park waiver into a link guests sign before they arrive.

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