Water Trampoline Safety Tips

When enjoying water trampolines, always wear US Coast Guard-approved life jackets or flotation devices.

Make sure to carefully inspect your water trampoline before each use. Look for any signs of wear, tearing, or loose buckles or straps.

Only allow children to jump on the inflatable water trampoline with responsible adult supervision.

Attach all accessories, including ladders, inflatable water slides, and extensions, according to manufacturer's specifications.

Ensure that your trampoline is anchored in an area of sufficient depth. See manufacturer's specifications to know exactly how much depth you need below your trampoline.

Never swim below your water trampoline.

Never use your trampoline in stormy weather or if there is any threat of lightning.

Do not leave your trampoline unattended at any time. As the owner, you are liable for all safety considerations at all times.

Always follow manufacturer's guidelines for occupancy. Some water trampolines are designed to accommodate only one small child. Others allow more than one adult to jump at the same time.

The first skill anyone should learn on the water trampoline is how to stop bouncing. This can be done by flexing the knees as one lands on the trampoline. Learn this important skill right away and teach all children and guests accordingly.

Never use or allow others to use your water bouncer under the influence of drugs or alcohol.

Instructions for safety, usage, and care are always included with your water trampoline. Read and study them, and then teach children and even adult jumpers accordingly.