Insights & Resources

Seasonal hiring affects more than headcount. See how onboarding, training, supervision, workers’ compensation, and employment practices connect to attraction risk.

Before peak season, review more than the opening checklist. Staffing, inspections, vendors, emergency plans, property values, and insurance should all reflect current operations.

A shutdown can affect far more than ticket sales. Learn how business interruption insurance may respond when an attraction’s operations are disrupted.

New rides, events, food service, and guest experiences can change an attraction’s risk profile. Learn when operational changes should prompt an insurance review.

In an industry where a single claim can exceed $10 million, the excess layer isn't the last line on the renewal — it's where program design should start.

Park operators routinely require $5M–$25M in general liability and $10M+ umbrella from suppliers. Many suppliers carry less than their own contracts demand.

Abuse and molestation, assault and battery, and pollution are quietly excluded from most standard policies. Here's how to find out whether yours are covered.