Chamonix Leisure Park Rules and Regulations:

You are about to embark on a session full of excitement and discovery. However, having fun should not mean forgetting safety rules or failing to respect others.
It is important to take full responsibility for yourself and others and to remain at all times polite and considerate.
Moreover, in order to avoid any trouble, we urge you to adhere strictly to the rules of the park as they are defined here below.

1. Entry passes

Visitors are authorised to enter the Chamonix Leisure Park. They may access the games if they have valid bracelets or annual passes. These must be kept during the entire visit so as to be able to present them when asked. The bracelets are only valid for one day. Visitors must show a valid entry pass in the form of a bracelet, ticket or point card when getting on the chair lift or on the summer luge. Access to the park can be refused to anyone who appears to be under the influence of drugs or alcohol.

2. General safety rules

1. Dogs are welcome but must remain on a lead. They are not allowed in the gaming areas, on the chair lift, on the attractions or in the parts of the park indicated by signs. Other domestic animals are not allowed. At checkpoints, people with dogs will be requested to have material for cleaning up after them. Those who do not have this have the option of purchasing it at the park.
2. Police laws must be respected in the park as well as those imposed by the park. For this reason, it is forbidden to smoke within the attractions.
3. It is forbidden to descend from the rides while they are running.
4. Carrying arms or dangerous objects such as guns, knives, chains, steel knuckles is forbidden on park premises.
5. Visitors are expected to follow staff instructions with regards to safety and how to use the rides, as well as the instructions listed on the signs at the entrance to the attractions. Visitors will be held fully responsible for failing to follow these rules.
6. Visitors must wear shoes and clothes.
7. Swimming in the artificial basins is forbidden.

3. Using the installations and the leisure parks attractions

The park installations are at the disposal of those who respect the rules of their use. Staff are authorised to refuse entry to rides for violation of the rules and those denied will not be able to claim reimbursement of any kind. This clause also applies to those who attempt to cut in line. Each person is fully responsible for any damages caused either deliberately or by not respecting the rules.
In the event of rides having to be shut down due to the electricity being cut by a storm, lighting, high winds or other acts of God, no reimbursement, partial or otherwise, will be offered.

4. Playground usage

Play structures intended for children must not be used by adults.

5. Surveillance obligations

The Chamonix leisure park is not responsible for any minors within the premises of the park.
We request all parents or group leaders fulfil their duty in looking after those minors in their care. People in charge of looking after children will be held responsible for any damage caused by them.

6. Limitation of responsibility

Chamonix leisure park is independently controlled.
The park is only responsible for damages caused by failures in their own installations, staff or gross negligence. The park is in no way responsible for damages caused by objects brought into the park by visitors.

7. Declaring damages

The installations are looked after and maintained with care and attention. If during your visit you suffer a prejudice through no fault of your own, please alert a member of staff at the information park before leaving. You should also let the park know if you've witnessed an incident you think may risk provoking future damage. Only complaints made formally before leaving the park will be susceptible to compensation.

8.Droit de l’exploitant

The Chamonix leisure park is authorised to expel anyone disobeying park rules. We are only responsible for damages caused by our staff, either intentionally or by mistake. We take no responsibility for damages to personal belongings. This limitation of responsibility does not apply to risks relating to the life and safety of visitors. In the event one or more attractions are not working properly, our policy is not to extended any sort of compensation.