THE RULES

Futures Fun Factory staff and management will take all reasonable safety measures for customers, however, FULL responsibility remains with accompanying adults/parents/guardians to supervise and care for their child, know where their child is and ensure that the child is able to locate them at all times.

• Parents/guardians must remain on the premises at all times and ensure their child is capable of using the play frame and equipment safely.
• Fighting or bullying will not be tolerated under any circumstances, should this occur all those involved will be asked to leave. This applies to both children and adults.
• Adults are not allowed on the Red Slide due to height and weight restrictions
• Customers behaving aggressively or being abusive to staff members or other customers will not be tolerated and if required, Police will be called for threatening or physical misbehaviour
• Valuables should be left at home or with a parent/guardian. Futures Fun Factory will not accept any liability for lost, stolen or damaged items of property
• Children who are ill or unwell must not use the facilities.
• Height and age restrictions are strictly adhered to by staff and you must comply with them.
• Shoes must be removed before playing on the play frames
• For hygiene purposes children must wear socks whilst using the play areas.
• Children should not wear clothing with ropes or cords
• Smoking is strictly prohibited
• No food, drink or chewing gum to be consumed in the play areas
• Complaints/ comments should be brought to the attention of the Team Leader or Duty Manager on the day and a note taken of the staff member’s name.
• Group/party organisers are required to ensure that there are adequate number of adults present for supervision of their charges.
• Management reserve the right to refuse entry, alter times, attractions and prices without notification.

Whilst every effort has been made to make Futures Fun Factory play environment safe and secure to minimise personal injury, accidents can still happen. Customers are therefore admitted at their own risk.