Amusement & Attractions Sector
Family entertainment centers, zoos, aquariums and wildlife parks. The hardest section on the site to place, and the one where the market is thinnest.
Trampolines, foam pits, climbing walls, go-karts, contact exhibits.
These are the attractions most carriers write their policy specifically to avoid.
Placing them means scheduling each attraction by name, and having waivers, staff ratios and inspection records a surplus-lines underwriter will accept. For a zoo, escape and attack have to be addressed explicitly, and high-value specimens need animal mortality cover of their own.
Amusement & Attraction Coverage
Attractions scheduled by name, with waivers and records a carrier accepts.
How we work
However you arrive at this page, the path from here is the same.
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Understand your risk
We start with how you actually operate — your assets, your people, and the exposures that come with them.
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Match it to the right carrier
We shop carriers whose appetite and specialization fit your risk, then lay the options out side by side.
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Stay with you
We stay on through renewals, mid-term changes, and claims — adjusting as things change and advocating when it counts.