Jumping has real risks.
A plain-language summary of the release and waiver every jumper signs at Skyward Trampoline Park. The full waiver is shown before you sign.
Updated September 1, 2026
Questions about this page? Email jump@skywardpark.com or call (512) 555-0193.
Why there is a waiver
Trampolines, foam pits, climbing walls and obstacle courses are physical activities. Even with good rules and trained staff, jumpers can get hurt. The waiver explains those risks and your part in staying safe.
Risks you accept
Falls, collisions with other jumpers and landing awkwardly
Sprains, strains, broken bones and, rarely, more serious injuries
Injuries from not following the posted rules or staff instructions
Your part
Follow the park rules and listen to court monitors
Jump only in zones that match your age and height
Tell staff about any health condition that makes jumping unsafe
Stop and rest when you are tired
Minors
A parent or legal guardian signs for every jumper under 18 and confirms they have explained the rules to their child.
How long it lasts
A signed waiver covers every visit for 12 months. We will ask you to sign again after that, or if the waiver changes.
About this page
This summary does not replace the full waiver and is not legal advice. Figures, reviews and names on this website are demo content for a website template.