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Zipline Waiver Template

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Zipline Waiver — Sample
Business / organization: [Business name]
Location: [Address]
Date / session: [Date and session]

PARTICIPANT AND CONTACT DETAILS
Rider full name and date of birth: ____________________
Reservation, course name, and departure time: ____________________
Phone and email: ____________________
Height or weight information required by course policy: ____________________
Emergency contact name and phone: ____________________
Participation concerns for staff follow-up: ____________________
Guardian relationship and participant or guardian signature: ____________________

ACTIVITIES COVERED
We operate guided zipline tours with harness and helmet fitting, a ground briefing, elevated launch platforms, cable rides, and staff-assisted landings.
Included activities and operating details: [Adapt this description to your operation.]

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF RISKS
I understand that ziplining involves risks, including:
• Falls or slips on stairs and elevated platforms
• Abrupt movement, braking forces, or landing impacts
• Harness discomfort or equipment malfunction
• Contact with cables, structures, vegetation, or other riders
• Wind, lightning, and delays while awaiting assistance
I understand that these examples do not describe every possible risk.

AGREEMENTS
☐ I will wait for the launch signal and follow course-specific landing instructions.
☐ I will leave equipment adjustments and connections to the instructed process.
☐ I will tell staff if I am uncomfortable or need assistance before proceeding.

RELEASE AND CONSENT — SAMPLE WORDING
To the extent permitted by applicable law, I voluntarily assume the risks described in this agreement and release [Business name] from claims arising from my participation in the described activities, except claims that cannot lawfully be released.
If signing as a parent or guardian, I confirm my authority to consent to the named minor’s participation. This consent does not release rights that applicable law does not allow a parent or guardian to waive.

SIGNATURE
I have read this agreement and had the opportunity to ask questions before signing.
Signer name: ____________________
Parent / guardian name (if applicable): ____________________
Signature: ____________________    Date: ____________________

Sample for adaptation and legal review. Have qualified counsel review the completed agreement for your operation and jurisdiction before use.

Sample for adaptation. Have qualified counsel review your completed agreement for your operation and jurisdiction before use.

From sample to signed waiver

Get the paperwork done before arrival.

Send the waiver before the departure window, then verify each rider's completion at ground check-in before the equipment team starts fitting harnesses.

1. Build your digital version. Start with this activity in the AI wizard, then edit your draft and fields.
2. Share your published waiver. Send the signing link ahead of time or display its QR code.
3. Find the signed record. Look up completed waivers when people arrive.

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Zipline Waiver

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Rider full name and date of birth

I will wait for the launch signal and follow course-specific landing instructions.

Signature

Complete waiver

Illustrative signing preview. Your published form reflects the fields and wording you choose.

01
Rider and course details
Identify the rider, tour time, and route. State whether the experience includes suspension bridges, stairs, hiking approaches, or other connecting elements.
02
Eligibility and harness fitting
Describe your actual age, size, and equipment-fit requirements. A submitted answer supports staff screening but does not replace on-site checks.
03
Height, motion, and landing risks
Explain exposure on elevated platforms, changes in speed, braking or landing forces, and the possibility of stopping short of a platform.
04
Launch and equipment responsibilities
Outline waiting for staff signals and using the instructed body position. Match connection and braking wording to the installed course system.
05
Weather, assistance, and early exit
Explain weather holds and route changes. Tell guests how to raise concerns about heights or request assistance before committing to an element.
06
Consent and signed record
Include reviewed release language, an emergency contact, and participant or guardian signatures tied to the course scope and applicable participation period.

Put it into practice

Make arrival easier for your team.

01
Ask group organizers to distribute the link to every participant or guardian
02
Check consent and equipment eligibility before moving riders into the fitting queue
03
Document the briefing and equipment checks through your course operations process

Before publishing

Make it specific to your operation.

01
Name the route and every additional aerial element included
02
Use manufacturer and operator requirements for sizing and equipment fit
03
Describe the actual braking system without importing another park's instructions
04
Match weather holds, evacuation, and early-exit wording to procedures
05
Have counsel and your insurer review the final course-specific language

Questions to settle

Review before you publish.

Should a zipline waiver explain how guests brake?

Describe the responsibility appropriate to your system, then teach the procedure in the briefing. Some courses use staff or automatic braking; copied hand-braking instructions could be wrong for your installation.

Does signing confirm that a harness will fit?

No. Staff must perform the required eligibility and fitting checks. Explain this before arrival so guests understand that a booking and signature do not guarantee course access.

What if a participant becomes afraid of heights?

Explain the available early-exit and assistance process accurately. Give guests a chance to raise concerns on the ground, and let staff manage assistance according to the course's operating procedures.

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Zipline Waiver Template

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Get the paperwork done before arrival.

Zipline Waiver

Rider and course details

Eligibility and harness fitting

Height, motion, and landing risks

Launch and equipment responsibilities

Weather, assistance, and early exit

Consent and signed record

Make arrival easier for your team.

Make it specific to your operation.

Review before you publish.

Create your digital ziplining waiver.