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Who insures it · 5 named markets · read 2026-10-28

Who insures trampoline parks?

Trampoline parks is a risk most standard carriers decline on sight. The markets below say in their own published appetite or program pages that they write it; each line links to that page with the date it was read.

5 markets publicly write trampoline parks: XINSURANCE (DBA of Evolution Insurance Brokers, LC), McGowan Allied Specialty Insurance, Monument Sports Group (division of DOXA Programs, LLC), Alive Risk (Ryan Specialty Underwriting Managers), Prime Insurance Company. 2 MGAs, 1 wholesaler, 1 program administrator, 1 E&S carrier. 4 through surplus lines.

By Sam Alishahi, independent insurance broker

The markets

Who says they write it

From each market's own appetite, product or program page (or a trade article quoting it), read on the date shown. Appetites change: the linked page controls. A market listed here isn't necessarily one this agency is appointed with; a licensed broker reaches most of them directly or through a wholesaler.

MarketWhat they say they writeWherePaperSource
XINSURANCE (DBA of Evolution Insurance Brokers, LC)
Wholesaler
Trampoline parks: customized liability solutions incl. commercial general liability, property, premises liability; also inflatables, bounce houses and other non-trampoline activities. 'Excess and surplus lines insurance brokerage'.
“Protect your trampoline park with confidence - XINSURANCE has your back with customized insurance solutions.”
not stated (commercial auto 'Available in most states')Surplus linesxinsurance.com · read 2026-10-28
McGowan Allied Specialty Insurance
Program administrator
Trampoline park owners and operators: general liability, property (buildings, trampolines, foam pits, air tracks, flooring), equipment (trampoline systems, safety padding, harnesses, climbing walls), participant accident, commercial umbrella, commercial auto, workers' compensation.
“McGowan Allied Specialty Insurance provides specialized trampoline park insurance solutions designed to protect owners”
nationwidenot statedmcgowanallied.com · read 2026-10-28
Monument Sports Group (division of DOXA Programs, LLC)
MGA
Family entertainment centers and athleisure venues incl. trampoline parks and axe-throwing bars: general liability, property, excess, business auto, workers' compensation, participant accident, D&O, EPL, flood/quake, cyber, media, professional/E&O, liquor liability. DOXA Programs is 'a general agent' that 'underwrites insurance business on behalf of certain non-affiliated insurance companies'.
“From trampoline parks and axe throwing to boutique bowling and birthday parties, we understand your risks.”
not stated ('licensed as an insurance producer in all states in which products and services are offered'; 'may not be available in all jurisdictions')Surplus linesmonumentsports.com · read 2026-10-28
Alive Risk (Ryan Specialty Underwriting Managers)
MGA
'Trampoline Parks' is a listed Target Class of the Amusement program; trampolines also covered as family entertainment center attractions. MGU working through brokers and agents.
“zip lines, ropes courses, climbing walls, trampolines, bowling centers, laser tag, and more.”
not stated ('Some products may only be available in certain states')Surplus linesaliverisk.com · read 2026-10-28
Prime Insurance Company
E&S carrier
'Trampoline Parks' listed under Nature of Business on the amusement and recreation liability page.
“We can insure amusement parks and attractions across the country!”
all 50 states ('writes E&S business in all 50 states')Surplus linesprimeis.com · read 2026-10-28

Haas & Wilkerson also lists 'Trampoline Parks' as an industry niche (see amusement entry). Sadler Insurance's trampoline-park page currently shows 'We Do Not Have a Market at This Time', so it was excluded. The IATP-endorsed program (The Insurance Center / RT Specialty / Alive Risk) appears only in trade press and was not verified on a market site.

How trampoline parks gets placed

Standard markets first where any will look at it; when they won't, the placement goes through surplus lines, where a licensed surplus lines broker places it with an eligible non-admitted insurer and files the state's surplus lines tax and stamping forms. In California, risks on the Department of Insurance export list can go to surplus lines without the usual diligent search of admitted carriers. Surplus lines policies aren't backed by a state guaranty fund, so the insurer's financial rating matters more.

What an underwriter will want before quoting: a full description of the operation, years in business and the owners' experience, revenue or payroll, loss runs (five years where available, currently valued), the contracts or venue requirements that set the limits, and photos or safety plans where the hazard is physical.

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