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A waiver is needed for each participant, on the climbing side and in the indoor playground.
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Complete your waiver before you arrive. Every visitor needs one, including supervising adults and spectators.
All visitors need one, including climbers, playground participants, parents, and spectators. If you are visiting with a minor, their parent or legal guardian must complete the waiver.
Waivers are renewed annually. If it has been more than a year, complete a new one before your visit or ask the front desk to check your record.
Have that child’s parent or legal guardian complete the form before you arrive. A friend, sibling, or other accompanying adult cannot sign on the guardian’s behalf.
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It takes a couple of minutes online, and doing it in advance means you walk in and start rather than filling in forms at the desk.
Not sure whether yours is still valid? Waivers are renewed annually. Call and the front desk can check before you drive over.
A waiver is needed for each participant, on the climbing side and in the indoor playground.
Anyone under 18 must have a waiver signed by a parent or legal guardian. One adult can sign for several children in the same family.
Their parent or guardian needs to complete the waiver in advance. This is the most common reason a group is held up at check-in.
Send the waiver link out with the invitations. A party where every guest arrives with a waiver done starts on time.