What must a franchisee do to relocate their Big Air Trampoline Park facility?
Big_Air_Trampoline_Park Franchise · 2025 FDDAnswer from 2025 FDD Document
Once Franchisee's Big Air Trampoline Facility is open for business, Franchisee may only relocate the Big Air Trampoline Facility by complying with Franchisor's relocation procedures as set forth in the Operations Manual.
If the Big Air Trampoline Facility or a substantial part thereof is to be taken, the Big Air Trampoline Business may be relocated within the Territory specified in Attachment A, or elsewhere with Franchisor's written approval in accordance with Franchisor's relocation procedures set forth in the Operations Manual. If Franchisee opens a new business as provided above at another location in accordance with Franchisor's standards and general specifications within one year of the closing of the old Big Air Trampoline Facility, the new Big Air Trampoline Business shall be deemed to be the Big Air Trampoline Business licensed under this Agreement. If a condemnation, Lease termination or mortgage default takes place and a new Big Air Trampoline Business does not, for any reason, become the Big Air Trampoline Business as provided in this Section 18.1, then the License shall terminate upon notice by Franchisor.
- (a) Relocate the Big Air Trampoline Business as provided in Subsection 18.1; or
- (b) Repair or rebuild the Big Air Trampoline Business at the Big Air Trampoline Facility in accordance with Franchisor's then existing standards and general specifications, and reopen the Big Air Trampoline Business for continuous business operations as soon as practicable (but in any event within 12 months after closing the Big Air Trampoline Business at the Big Air Trampoline Facility), giving Franchisor 30 days advance notice of the date of reopening;
- (c) If the Big Air Trampoline Business is not (or, in the opinion of Franchisor cannot be) reopened in accordance with this Section 18.2, or relocated pursuant to Subsection 18.1, the License shall terminate upon notice to Franchisee.
Source: Item 23 — RECEIPT (FDD pages 53–255)
What This Means (2025 FDD)
According to Big Air Trampoline Park's 2025 Franchise Disclosure Document, once a franchisee's Big Air Trampoline Park is open, they can only relocate by adhering to the franchisor's relocation procedures as detailed in the Operations Manual. If the Big Air Trampoline Park or a substantial part of it is taken through eminent domain, the business may be relocated within the territory specified in Attachment A or elsewhere, but only with Big Air Trampoline Park's written approval, which must be in accordance with the relocation procedures in the Operations Manual.
If a franchisee opens a new Big Air Trampoline Park at another location within one year of the old location closing, and it meets Big Air Trampoline Park's standards, it will be considered the same business licensed under the original agreement. However, if a condemnation, lease termination, or mortgage default occurs and a new Big Air Trampoline Park does not become the licensed business, the license will terminate upon notice from Big Air Trampoline Park.
In the event of damage to the Big Air Trampoline Park, the franchisee has the option to relocate the business as described above or repair/rebuild at the original location according to Big Air Trampoline Park's standards. The franchisee must reopen for continuous operations as soon as possible, but within 12 months, and must provide Big Air Trampoline Park with 30 days' notice of the reopening date. If the Big Air Trampoline Park cannot be reopened or relocated according to these terms, the license will terminate upon notice to the franchisee.