Your Waiver, Your Wording, Published When You're Ready.
Write your waiver right in the portal, ask for initials where it matters, and add the questions your venue needs. Edits stay as a draft until you publish, and every signed waiver keeps the exact version the guest saw.
- Sections with Initials
- Your Own Questions
- Drafts Until You Publish
From Draft to the Front Gate
- 1
Write or Paste Your Waiver
Break it into sections with headings, bullet points and bold or highlighted notices.
- 2
Choose What Guests Fill In
Pick the details you require, add your own questions and decide who can sign.
- 3
Publish When It's Right
Guests keep seeing the current version until you publish the new one, online and on every kiosk.
Everything Your Waiver Needs
Built with the help of a working park's waiver, so it handles the real thing, not just a signature box.
Initials on Any Section
Ask guests to initial the sections that matter most, right where they read them.
Consents and Checkboxes
Add the agreements guests must tick, with or without initials, and an optional marketing opt-in.
Your Own Questions
Text, dates, dropdowns, checkboxes, email and phone: ask what your venue needs to know.
Adults, Kids or Both
Decide whether a waiver is for adults, for minors, or for an adult signing for their kids, and how many.
Expiry Your Way
Waivers can last a set number of days, like a year, or never expire.
Choose the Parks It Covers
Run more than one park? Each waiver covers the parks you pick, and guests see which ones.
Change the Wording Without Losing the Past.
Updating your waiver never rewrites old ones. Each signed waiver keeps the exact text the guest agreed to, sealed the moment they signed.
- Drafts don't reach guests until you publish.
- Every published version is kept.
- A guest's PDF always shows the wording they actually saw.
- Required fields like emergency contacts and addresses can be switched on or off.
- Every Version Kept
- Exact Wording on Every PDF
- Nothing Changes Until You Publish
Waiver Builder: Quick Answers
Can we use our current waiver wording?
Yes. Paste in the waiver you use today and set up the sections, initials and questions to match.
Can we have more than one waiver?
Yes. Run different waivers for general admission, parties, special activities or each park, and choose which ones each link and kiosk offers.
What happens to old waivers when we change the wording?
Nothing. Each signed waiver keeps the exact version the guest signed.
See WaiveGO at Your Gate.
Shorter lines, less paperwork and waivers you can count on. WaiveGO is currently invite-only: request a demo and we'll walk you through it and talk about bringing your venue on.