When does Big Air Trampoline Park provide the initial training program?
Big_Air_Trampoline_Park Franchise · 2025 FDDAnswer from 2025 FDD Document
- (f) Approximately 90 days prior to the Projected Opening Date set forth on Attachment A or Franchisee's receipt of all required licenses, permits, and certifications, whichever comes later, provide Franchisee, or if Franchisee is an entity, a person designated to manage the Big Air Trampoline Business ("Designated Business Manager") and two additional person, without extra charge, with an initial training program.
The initial training program shall be for seven calendar days in Ladera Ranch, California (or other location designated by Franchisor).
Franchisor reserves the right to deliver some or all of the training program in an online format.
The training program may include a discussion of the System, techniques, procedures, methods of training and operation, advertising, sales techniques, promotional ideas, marketing plans, customer relations, patron safety, instructions on quality standards and practical experience in the operation of a Big Air Trampoline Business.
You must pay for airfare, lodging, meals, ground transportation, salaries and benefits and any other personal expenses for yourself and additional attendees which are incurred to attend training.
Source: Item 23 — RECEIPT (FDD pages 53–255)
What This Means (2025 FDD)
According to Big Air Trampoline Park's 2025 Franchise Disclosure Document, the franchisor provides the initial training program approximately 90 days before the projected opening date, as specified in Attachment A, or upon the franchisee's receipt of all required licenses, permits, and certifications, whichever occurs later. This training is provided to the franchisee, or if the franchisee is an entity, to the Designated Business Manager and two additional people, without extra charge.
The initial training program lasts for seven calendar days and takes place in Ladera Ranch, California, or at another location designated by Big Air Trampoline Park. The franchisor reserves the right to deliver some or all of the training program in an online format. The training covers various aspects of the Big Air Trampoline Business, including the System, techniques, procedures, methods of training and operation, advertising, sales techniques, promotional ideas, marketing plans, customer relations, patron safety, instructions on quality standards, and practical experience.
Prospective franchisees should note that while the training program itself is provided without an extra charge for the franchisee (or Designated Business Manager) and two additional people, the franchisee is responsible for covering all costs associated with attending the training. These costs include airfare, lodging, meals, ground transportation, salaries, benefits, and any other personal expenses incurred by the franchisee and additional attendees. This financial responsibility should be factored into the franchisee's initial investment and operational budget.