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State Regulations

Colorado

Agency: Division of Oil and Public Safety
https://ops.colorado.gov/AmusementRides
Online Laws and Regulations:

Regulations and Statutes

Overview

Devices Covered:
Includes traditional amusement rides, bungee jumping, bungee trampolines, climbing walls in amusement settings, concession go-karts, bumper boats, gravity-propelled rides and devices, water slides, trampoline courts, ziplines, and aerial adventure courses. Excludes mechanical bulls, slides, live animal rides, laser paintball games, inflatable amusement devices, and amusement devices operated at private events or infrequently by non-profits.
Inspection Program:
Annual inspection by a third party inspector. The inspector files a Certificate of Inspection with the Division. The state can request to see the annual inspection report.
Investigative Authority:
State has authority to investigate accidents.
Reporting Criteria:
Owner/operator must notify the Division of any injury caused by a malfunction or failure of an amusement ride or device, or any injury caused by an operator or patron error which impairs the function of an amusement ride or device. Report by phone within 24 hrs; submit written report within 72 hrs.
Last Update
January 17, 2020

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In Colorado, insurance regulations specifically tailored to family entertainment centers (FECs) are actively enforced to ensure comprehensive protection and compliance. Transitioning from the previous statement, these regulations actively require FEC owners in Colorado to obtain and maintain appropriate insurance coverage. This proactive approach aims to safeguard the interests of both the FEC operators and the visitors. Active insurance requirements typically include general liability coverage, providing protection against claims related to bodily injury, property damage, and other incidents that may occur within the FEC premises. Additionally, Colorado may have specific criteria regarding minimum coverage limits and types of insurance policies needed. By actively complying with these regulations, FEC operators prioritize safety and effectively mitigate financial risks. It is crucial for FEC operators in Colorado to actively familiarize themselves with these regulations, seek guidance from insurance professionals, and continuously maintain compliance with the state’s requirements to ensure a secure and successful operation.

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