Minor Waiver
What Is a Minor Waiver? Definition for Attraction Operators
A minor waiver is a liability waiver signed by a parent or legal guardian on behalf of a participant who is under 18.
Because minors generally cannot sign binding contracts, attractions that serve families need an adult to sign for each child. A well-built waiver flow lets one parent add several children to a single waiver and captures each child’s name and age. States vary on how far a parent’s signature can waive a child’s claims.
Why it matters for operators
Family attractions such as trampoline parks, FECs, and adventure parks process large numbers of minor waivers, especially for birthday parties and school groups. Linking each minor to the signing adult and the booking keeps check-in fast. Singenuity supports waivers for all ages.
This definition is general information, not legal advice. Have an attorney review your waiver language for your state and activities.
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