Park Rules - Safety FIRST!

• Every person who provides a current valid/signed Altitude Trampoline Park  waiver.
• Those under 18 must have the waiver signed by their parent or legal guardian.
• No one under the influence of drugs or alcohol is permitted on the trampolines.
• Do not jump if you are pregnant or have other health limitations.

• Jump within your ability
• Customers may not sit or lie on the trampolines. Exit the trampolines if you need to rest.
• Pushing, wrestling, tackling, running, racing, playing tag, and horseplay of any kind is strictly forbidden.
• Customers may not touch, climb, lean, or hang on to any of the top pads or netting inside the trampoline areas.
• Always jump and land on two feet and never jump or land on the padding. Never land on your head.
• If you're falling, try to bring your arms, legs, and head into a ball position.
• Only one person is allowed per jumping surface.
• Double bouncing is strictly prohibited.
• No double flips or flips or tricks over the pads. Single flips are permitted but no more than 2 in a row.
• Customers can bounce and flip off the sidewalls, but they must land on the first sidewall-adjoining trampoline.
• Customers must be in control of their body at all times.
• Spitting and profanity are prohibited.

• Jumpers must wear the valid-colored wristband at all times during jumping.
• No belt buckles, clothing studs, jewelry, key chains, or sharp objects are permitted on the trampolines.
• All jumpers must be fully clothed to jump. No crop tops, sports bras, or shirtless jumping permitted.
• Only Altitude Safety Socks are permitted on the trampolines; no shoes, bare feet, or regular socks. Altitude Safety Socks can be purchased at the front desk for $2/pair.
• Customers may not have anything in their mouths (gum, candy, etc.) while on the trampolines.
• No food or drink is permitted on the trampolines.
• Customers may not have anything in their pockets while on the trampolines.

• Adhere to these rules and additional rules which are posted on site for featured areas of the park.
• Adhere to the directions of court monitors and other park staff at all times.

Trampolining is an inherently dangerous activity. Jump at your own risk.