Third Space for Kids Terms of Use
Updated: March, 2025
Please review the Terms of Use. You agree to these terms if you access services from Third Space for Kids (hereinafter “TSK”).
Check-In & Admission
For drop in guests:
All drop in guests must check in at the front desk upon arrival and check out when leaving. Participation in TSK activities requires an hourly fee, which will be charged for each hour, with a 15 minute grace period before being charged full price for any additional hour.
Admission is required for all children 6 months or older. TSK provides services primarily for toddlers through elementary school. We provide a space for infant siblings for the convenience of the family. Due to capacity limitations by law, we must charge admission for each person. There is a designated infant room for siblings. Parents are required to supervise children, particularly younger than toddler age who may be at risk for injuries with small toys or toy pieces.
For member guests:
Members agree to check in and check out of TSK on the Third Space for Kids app on their mobile phones. To enter TSK premises, please use your Third Space for Kids app to scan into our entry system. Please check out when you leave so that we have insight into your usage times.
When you choose a membership level, you agree to follow the rules and guidelines that come with that level. You also agree to use TSK facilities and services only in ways that fit your membership type. If these guidelines aren’t followed, your access or membership may be limited, suspended, or canceled.
Parental/Adult Supervision
Parents or legal guardians must remain on the TSK premises at all times while their child is participating in any activity, program, or event. The supervising adult is fully responsible for the child’s safety, behavior, and well‑being during the visit. Failure to remain on-site may result in the child’s participation being terminated and future access restricted.
- The supervising adult must be reachable and available to staff at all times.
- Children may not be left unattended under any circumstances.
- Staff members are not responsible for supervising or monitoring children.
TSK Conduct & Wellness Guidelines
We’re committed to creating a safe, respectful, and enjoyable space for all families. Please help us maintain a positive environment by following these guidelines during your visit.
Capacity & Safety
To comply with fire safety regulations and to ensure a comfortable environment, TSK will limit the number of guests (children and adults). Space is limited according to safety code restrictions. Please make room for other children to enjoy TSK unless your child plans to actively engage in a TSK activity.
We appreciate your cooperation in helping us maintain a safe space for all.
Clean Play Environment
Shoes are not allowed in the play areas. Please wear socks or shoes that have not been worn outdoors, to help keep the space clean. Please sanitize your hands before engaging in play.
Strollers must be folded and stored in the designated area.
TSK reserves the right to suspend visitor privileges for any violation of these policies. Thank you for helping us create a safe and welcoming space for all families!
Respectful Behavior
TSK is a shared space—please encourage children to play gently and respectfully.
Groups engaging in rough, disruptive, or unsafe behavior may be asked to leave.
Children with ongoing behavioral challenges may be asked not to participate in certain classes, programs, or any services.
To keep the space tidy and welcoming, please take out only one or two toys at a time, and clean up after use.
We are a welcoming environment to all.
Health & Illness
If your child is feeling unwell, please keep them home until they’ve been symptom-free for at least 24 hours.
For guidance on contagious illnesses, visit the CDC Parent Portal or speak with our front desk team.
TSK reserves the right to send a child home if they appear sick.
Personal Items
TSK is not responsible for any lost, stolen, or damaged personal belongings.
Items left behind and turned into staff will be held for 10 business days before being donated or discarded.
No Smoking
Smoking is not permitted anywhere on TSK property.
TSK Liability Release & Assumption of Risk
By visiting TSK, the accompanying parent, caregiver or responsible adult of a minor Guest agrees to the following terms:
There must be at least one adult accompanying and responsible for any child or any group of children who enter TSK with them for the duration as such child or children are on TSK premises.
Scope of Release
This release applies to all activities, services, and use of facilities provided by TSK. It also extends to TSK’s staff, owners, agents, and any third-party provider of toys, equipment, or services.
Understanding the Risks
As the Parent or Caregiver, I acknowledge that:
I am responsible for supervising my child and ensuring they only engage with toys and activities that are appropriate for their age and abilities.
Risks may include, but are not limited to: misuse of toys or equipment, ingestion of small parts, or injury from inappropriate play.
While TSK may inspect and clean toys, it does not guarantee their safety, condition, or suitability for any specific child.
TSK provides entertainment services and does not make any claims or warranties regarding the safety, cleanliness, or appropriateness of toys or activities.
Assumption of Risk
I understand and accept that participation in TSK activities involve both known and unknown risks. I voluntarily assume full responsibility for these risks on behalf of myself and the minor Guest.
Release of Liability
To the fullest extent permitted by law, I release and discharge TSK, its officers, employees, agents, contractors, volunteers, and affiliates (“Released Parties”) from any and all claims, demands, damages, liabilities, costs, and causes of action arising out of or related to my child’s participation at TSK, including injury, illness, or property damage, except where prohibited by law.
Indemnification
I agree to defend, indemnify, and hold harmless the Released Parties from any claims or demands brought by or on behalf of my child or third parties related to my child’s participation, including reasonable attorneys’ fees and costs, except to the extent caused by the gross negligence or willful misconduct of the Released Parties.
Responsibility & Supervision
I accept full responsibility for myself and the minor Guest(s). I agree to remain on the premises while my child is present and understand that leaving the premises is not permitted. All Parent or Caregiver must be present at TSK while the child Guest is on TSK premises. At least one adult that assumes responsibility under these terms will remain on the premises at all times with the minor Guests.
Dispute Resolution & Agreement Terms
By visiting Third Space for Kids (“TSK”), the Adult accompanying a minor Guest agrees to the following:
Resolving Disputes
In the event of a disagreement between myself and TSK, I agree to first make a good faith effort to resolve the issue through mediation.
If mediation does not resolve the matter, I agree that any dispute, controversy, or claim will be submitted to binding arbitration under the rules of the American Arbitration Association.
All mediation or arbitration will take place in Montgomery County, Maryland, and will be governed by the laws of the State of Maryland, regardless of where the issue originated.
Duration of Agreement
This agreement applies to all current and future visits to TSK by myself and the minor Guest, unless canceled in writing or otherwise expired under applicable state law. For Members (persons with a Weekly or Monthly membership), this agreement liability release will be kept on file with your membership. For drop in clients, you agree to these terms while using TSK services.
Acknowledgment & Acceptance
I confirm that I have read and understood this Liability Release and Agreement. I understand that it is legally binding on me, the minor Guest, and our respective family members, heirs, executors, and representatives.
If any part of this agreement is found to be invalid by a court, the remaining provisions will continue to be fully enforceable.