Waiver and Release From Liability For Minor Child for Amusement Park 2025

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The document is a waiver and release form that a parent or guardian signs on behalf of a minor child, absolving an amusement park and its affiliates from liability for any injuries or damages that may occur during the child's participation in activities at the park. It emphasizes the inherent risks involved in such activities, confirms the child's fitness to participate, and outlines the legal implications of signing the waiver.

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How well do liability waivers hold up in court?

Most liability waivers hold up in courts of law. Whether a plaintiff files a personal injury lawsuit for an accident that they caused themselves, or if the injury was caused by negligence on behalf of the tour company, organizer, guide, or gym, more often than not the lawsuit is unsuccessful.

How much does it cost for a lawyer to write a liability waiver?

The average cost (i.e., legal fees) for a lawyer to draft a liability waiver is $620 on a flat fee basis. The average cost for a lawyer to review a liability waiver is $360 on a flat fee basis. These cost points from recent projects on the ContractsCounsel platform and are averages across all states in the US.

What is a parental release of liability form?

A parental release form is a document that a parent signs to release an organization from liability when their child participates in an activity. This form is typically required for events that involve a risk of injury, such as recreational sports, summer camps, and field trips.

Do waivers always hold up in court?

In reality, liability waivers in California do not offer businesses an absolute protection against personal injury claims, especially those based on gross negligence. These waivers are carefully scrutinized by courts and will not be upheld if they absolve parties from their duty to provide basic care.

Can a waiver prevent you from suing?

Under California law, liability waivers are typically enforced if a person suffers injury due to ordinary negligence. However, liability waivers will not apply when a patrons injury occurs due to gross negligence. Ordinary negligence involves failing to comply with a duty of care.

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Do waivers really protect you?

A liability waiver protects California businesses and organizations from some lawsuits. But when they engage in gross negligence or recklessness and you get hurt, they can still be held legally accountable.

Are waivers signed by minors or by parents for minors?

Do You Have to Be 18 to Sign a Waiver? In most jurisdictions, you must be 18 or older to sign a legally binding waiver. A parent or guardian must sign on their behalf if the participant is a minor.