Florida Trampoline Park Injury Claims

Trampoline Park Accidents and Commercial Liability in Florida

Commercial trampoline parks and indoor entertainment centers have grown rapidly across Florida. However, double-bouncing, inadequate padding around frame springs, over-crowded foam pits, and lack of court monitors lead to complex spinal cord injuries, open fractures, and severe concussions.

Liability Waivers and Parental Rights

Trampoline parks require visitors or parents to sign extensive liability waivers before entering. However, Florida law places strict boundaries on these agreements:

Waiver Scenario

Legal Enforceability in Florida

Parental Waivers for Minors

Enforceable for inherent risks under Fla. Stat. § 744.301, but void against gross negligence or equipment defects.

Gross Negligence

Facilities cannot contract away liability for failing to repair known equipment hazards or ignoring safety rules.

Defective Equipment

Tattoos, torn mats, or unpadded metal frames fall under product liability and premises defects.

Proving Facility Negligence

Successful claims rely on obtaining internal surveillance footage, court monitor staffing logs, and equipment maintenance history to show the park failed to enforce age or weight restrictions.

Under Fla. Stat. § 95.11, personal injury lawsuits carry a two-year statute of limitations.