What must the transferee demonstrate regarding their ability to operate Big Air Trampoline Park facilities?

According to Big Air Trampoline Park's 2025 Franchise Disclosure Document, a proposed transferee must demonstrate to the franchisor's satisfaction that they meet the standards applicable to new franchisees. This includes demonstrating sufficient experience, a good personal and financial reputation and stability, and the willingness and ability to devote full-time effort to operating the Big Air Trampoline Park business. The transferee must also meet any other conditions that Big Air Trampoline Park reasonably applies when evaluating new franchisees.

In simpler terms, if a franchisee wants to sell their Big Air Trampoline Park to someone else, that buyer needs to prove to Big Air Trampoline Park that they are capable of running the business successfully. This is similar to applying for a new franchise, as the potential buyer will need to show they have the right background, financial stability, and dedication.

This requirement protects Big Air Trampoline Park's brand and ensures that new operators are qualified, maintaining consistent standards across all locations. For a prospective franchisee looking to eventually sell their business, it's important to understand that finding a buyer who meets these qualifications is crucial for a successful transfer.