Safety Rules
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Safety Rules for Terminal 1
The purpose of this document is to inform each participant of the safety and preventive measures applicable to the activities offered in Terminal 1 and to obtain their acceptance of the risks inherent in these activities.
Each activity within Terminal 1 is operated under the responsibility of the respective operator.
Activity
Operator
BCE No.
Time Mission – Escape Game (RFID)
Netlux Entertainment SRL
1033.672.679
EVA – Virtual Reality Arena
Fire-Starter, Inc.
0411.679.579
The Sim Power – Car Simulators
Fire-Starter, Inc.
0411.679.579
Supercube – Augmented Reality Karting
Supercube SRL
1026.702.735
1. Voluntary Participation and Prior Notice
The participant acknowledges that his or her participation is voluntary. Before taking part in an activity, it is his or her responsibility to perform the following checks, among others:
- Verify that the individual meets the eligibility requirements for participating in the activity in question, as set forth in items 2 and 4 below;
- Find out in advance about the nature, procedures, restrictions, and risks associated with this activity;
- Assess, on their own responsibility, whether they feel capable and comfortable enough to participate;
- Decline to participate or stop participating at any time if they have any doubts, feel unwell, or no longer wish to continue the activity;
- Follow all safety guidelines and rules, as well as any instructions given by staff, at all times.
When a participant takes part in the activity, they agree to attend the safety briefing and ask the staff any relevant questions before the activity begins.
2. Fitness, Health, and Restrictions
By participating in an activity, the participant declares that he or she is physically and mentally fit enough to participate and has no medical contraindications (including epilepsy, photosensitivity, severe claustrophobia, heart conditions, respiratory problems, fragile eardrums, etc.). In particular, they confirm that they are not under the influence of alcohol, narcotics, or medications that could impair their alertness, reflexes, or behavior.
Certain activities may be subject to requirements regarding age, height, supervision, attire, physical fitness, punctuality, or the signing of a specific waiver provided by the operator. Failure to comply with these requirements—including those set forth in Article 4 below—may result in denial of access or removal from the premises, without refund or compensation.
3. Acceptance of the risks inherent in the activities
The participant understands that the activities offered within Terminal 1 involve risks inherent to their nature, which are unrelated to any fault on the part of the operator in question.
These risks include, in particular: collisions or contact with people, go-karts, equipment, or set pieces; slips, falls, impacts, pinches, cuts, sprains, strains, fractures, or injuries resulting from improper use of equipment; fatigue, muscle or joint pain, neck or back pain; nausea, dizziness, disorientation, simulator sickness, or discomfort related to virtual reality, screens, movement, speed, force feedback, stress, time pressure, darkness, confined spaces, being enclosed, sudden sounds, or light effects; and the physical effects of sustained exertion.
By participating in an activity, the participant acknowledges that his or her participation is free and voluntary, that he or she could have chosen not to participate, and that he or she accepts these risks as well as the risks associated with the behavior of other participants.
4. Terms of Access
Participation in activities is prohibited for individuals for whom the activity poses a risk or who do not meet the minimum safety requirements. This includes, in particular:
- Individuals who do not meet the age and/or height requirements, among other criteria;
- Pregnant women;
- People with a medical contraindication or who suffer from epilepsy, photosensitivity, severe claustrophobia, heart or respiratory disorders or diseases, pain (in the neck, back, legs, etc.), balance disorders, frequent nausea, hearing loss, an increased risk of fracture, unexplained loss of consciousness in recent years, or who have a pacemaker;
- People who have difficulty understanding or following instructions, slowed reflexes, severe difficulty concentrating, or anxiety reactions;
- For activities similar to driving (such as Supercube), participation is prohibited for adults who, for medical reasons, do not have a driver’s license, and for minors who, for medical reasons, cannot ride a bicycle.
Access to activities may also be subject to additional conditions set by the operator in question, such as punctuality or the signing of a specific waiver. If in doubt, the participant must refrain from participating.
5. Safety Guidelines and Conduct
Participants agree to strictly follow the posted guidelines, the safety briefing, and the instructions of the staff. In particular, the participant agrees to behave in a cautious, respectful, and non-hazardous manner; not to run, push, or intentionally make physical contact; not to leave authorized areas; and not to damage, tamper with, move, or misuse equipment, vehicles, sets, mechanisms, or safety devices; to wear the required equipment or attire, including closed-toe shoes, hair tied back, and no loose clothing or scarves; not to bring in weapons, illegal substances, or prohibited items; not to make unauthorized recordings; to immediately report any incident, illness, malfunction, or dangerous situation; and to stop the activity if they no longer feel able to participate.
In the event of an emergency or medical emergency, the participant or his or her legal representative authorizes the staff to call for emergency medical services. Any medical expenses are the responsibility of the participant, unless otherwise required by law.
Any person who fails to comply with the rules, behaves in a dangerous, abusive, threatening, disruptive, aggressive, intoxicated, unsportsmanlike, or antisocial manner, or who jeopardizes the safety or smooth operation of the activity, may be denied access or immediately removed, without refund or compensation. No refunds will be issued in the event of failure to comply with the terms of admission or safety regulations, absence, tardiness, or voluntary withdrawal.
Participants remain personally liable for any damage caused by their fault, negligence, carelessness, or failure to follow instructions and rules.
Animals are not permitted in the facilities or business parks, with the exception of service dogs accompanying a person with a disability.
6. Liability and Legal Limitations
Each activity is operated under the responsibility of the respective operator. This document does not limit or exclude an operator’s liability in the event of theft, gross negligence, or bodily injury caused by the operator’s fault or that of its employees.
Furthermore, to the fullest extent permitted by Belgian law, the operator’s liability is limited to direct and foreseeable damages and shall not exceed the amount paid by the participant for the activity in question.
The operator in question shall not be held liable for any damages resulting from the participant’s failure to comply with rules, restrictions, or safety instructions; from an inaccurate or incomplete statement; from the conduct of a third party or another participant; from the risks inherent in the activities accepted by the participant; or from the loss, theft, or damage of personal belongings, unless such damages result from the operator’s negligence. No provision herein shall affect the consumer’s mandatory rights under Belgian law.
7. Minors
For participants who are minors, acceptance of this document is provided by the minor’s legal representative. The legal representative declares that he or she has the necessary authority, has read and understood the applicable risks and conditions, and agrees to provide the required accompaniment or supervision for the minor in question.
8. Video Surveillance and the Right to One’s Image
Certain areas within the Terminal 1 premises, as well as certain activities, are monitored by closed-circuit television (CCTV), which has been installed to ensure the safety of visitors and staff and to protect property.
The presence of cameras is indicated by a regulatory pictogram posted at the entrance to each affected area, in accordance with Article 8 of the Law of March 21, 2007, governing the installation and use of surveillance cameras.
Entering an area marked in this way constitutes prior notification of the existence of this device.
The relevant areas and the respective data controllers are as follows:
- Fire-Starter SA is responsible for the cameras in the common areas of Terminal 1, the EVA Virtual Reality Arena, The Sim Power area, and the Supercube area.
(ECB 0411.679.579).
- The cameras in the Time Mission area are the responsibility of Netlux Entertainment SRL (BCE 1033.672.679).
Video surveillance implemented for security purposes is based on the legitimate interest of the relevant operator(s), in accordance with Article 6.1.f of Regulation (EU) 2016/679 on the protection of personal data (GDPR).
In accordance with the privacy policy of Fire Starter or Netlux Entertainment, and for cameras under their own responsibility, the images recorded by them are retained for a maximum of one month, unless their retention is necessary in connection with ongoing legal or disciplinary proceedings.
Access to the images is strictly limited to the data controller and to individuals acting under his or her authority.
Any person who is filmed has the right to access images in which they appear, as well as the rights recognized by the GDPR (right to rectification, erasure, and restriction of processing), which they may exercise by contacting the relevant data controller.
For any information regarding the processing of your personal data in connection with the pFire Starter video surveillance system for the activities under its responsibility, please review our Privacy Policy, available on our website.
9. Acceptance
By participating in one or more of the activities in Terminal 1, the participant declares that he or she has read and accepted this document. The participant acknowledges having been informed of the existence of a video surveillance system in the relevant areas, in accordance with Section 8 above, and agrees to comply with all instructions given before, during, and after the activity. For minors, this consent is given by the legal guardian, who declares that they have the necessary authority and accept these terms and conditions on the minor’s behalf.
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Safety Rules for Terminal 1
The purpose of this document is to inform each participant of the safety and preventive measures applicable to the activities offered in Terminal 1, and to document their acceptance of the associated risks.
Each activity within Terminal 1 is operated by the operator responsible for that activity:
Activity
Operator
Company Number
Time Mission – RFID Escape Game
Netlux Entertainment SRL
1033.672.679
EVA – Virtual Reality Arena
Fire-Starter, Inc.
0411.679.579
The Sim Power – Racing Simulators
Fire-Starter, Inc.
0411.679.579
Supercube – Augmented Reality Karting
Supercube SRL
1026.702.735
1. Voluntary Participation and Prior Information
Participants acknowledge that participation is free and voluntary. Before taking part in an activity, participants must:
- Verify that they meet the applicable participation requirements for the activity in question, as set forth in Sections 2 and 4 below.
- Familiarize themselves in advance with the nature, operation, restrictions, and risks inherent in the activity;
- Determine, on their own responsibility, whether they are physically and mentally fit and sufficiently comfortable to participate;
- Refrain from participating or stop participating at any time if they have any doubts, feel uncomfortable, or no longer wish to continue;
- Comply at all times with the safety rules, safety regulations, and instructions provided by staff.
By participating in an activity, the participant agrees to attend the safety briefing and to ask staff any questions they may have before the activity begins
2. Fitness, Health, and Restrictions
By participating in an activity, the participant confirms that they are physically and mentally fit to take part and that they do not have any medical conditions that could prevent them from doing so (including epilepsy, photosensitivity, severe claustrophobia, heart conditions, respiratory disorders, sensitive eardrums, and similar conditions). They also confirm that they are not under the influence of alcohol, drugs, or medication that may affect their alertness, reflexes, or behavior.
Certain activities may be subject to requirements regarding age, height, supervision, attire, physical fitness, punctuality, etc., or the relevant operator may require participants to sign a specific liability waiver. Proof of age may be requested upon arrival. Failure to comply with these requirements, including those set forth in Section 4 below, may result in denial of access or exclusion from the activity without a refund or compensation.
3. Acceptance of Risks Inherent in the Activities
The participant understands that the activities offered in Terminal 1 involve inherent risks that exist independently of any fault on the part of the relevant operator.
These risks include, but are not limited to, collisions or contact with other people, karts, equipment, or scenery; slips, falls, impacts, entrapments, cuts, sprains, strains, fractures, or injuries resulting from improper use of equipment; fatigue, muscle or joint pain, neck or back problems; nausea, dizziness, disorientation, motion sickness, or discomfort associated with virtual reality, screens, movement, speed, force feedback, stress, time pressure, darkness, confined spaces, sudden sounds, or lighting effects; as well as physical consequences resulting from sustained physical exertion.
By participating in the activity, the participant acknowledges that their participation is free and voluntary, and that they could have chosen not to participate. They also acknowledge that they accept the risks involved, including those arising from the actions of other participants.
4. Terms of Access
Participation in the activities is prohibited for individuals who do not meet the minimum safety requirements or for whom the activity may pose a risk. This includes, but is not limited to, the following:
- persons who do not meet the required age and/or height requirements;
- pregnant women;
- people with a medical contraindication or who suffer from epilepsy, photosensitivity, severe claustrophobia, heart or respiratory conditions, pain in the neck, back, or legs, balance disorders, recurrent nausea, hearing sensitivity, an increased risk of fractures, unexplained loss of consciousness within the past five years, or people with a pacemaker;
- people who have difficulty understanding or following instructions, whose reflexes are impaired, who suffer from serious concentration problems, or who experience anxiety-related reactions;
- for activities involving a vehicle-driving experience (including Supercube), adults who are medically unfit to hold a driver's license, and minors who are medically unable to ride a bicycle.
Access to activities may also be subject to additional conditions imposed by the relevant operator, particularly regarding punctuality or the signing of a liability waiver. If in doubt, participants should refrain from taking part.
5. Safety Instructions and Conduct
The participant agrees to strictly comply with all posted rules, safety briefings, and staff instructions. In particular, they agree to behave carefully, respectfully, and safely; not to run, push, or intentionally make physical contact; not to leave authorized areas; not to damage, force, move, or misuse equipment, vehicles, scenery, mechanisms, or safety devices; to wear any required equipment or clothing (including closed-toe shoes and tied-back hair, and ensuring that clothing and scarves are secure); not to bring weapons, illegal substances, or prohibited items onto the premises; not to make unauthorized recordings; report any incident, illness, malfunction, or dangerous situation immediately; and discontinue the activity if they no longer feel fit to participate.
In the event of an emergency or medical incident, the participant (or their legal representative) authorizes staff to contact emergency services. The participant shall be responsible for any medical expenses incurred, unless otherwise required by applicable law.
Any person who fails to comply with the rules; behaves in a dangerous, abusive, threatening, disruptive, aggressive, intoxicated, unsportsmanlike, or antisocial manner; or compromises the safety or proper conduct of the activity may be denied access or excluded from the activity immediately, without refund or compensation.No refund will be issued in the event of failure to comply with access or safety requirements, absence, tardiness, or voluntary withdrawal from the activity.
The participant shall remain personally liable for any damage caused as a result of their fault, negligence, recklessness, or failure to comply with instructions and applicable rules.
Animals are not permitted on the premises or in the activity areas, except for service dogs accompanying a person with a disability.
6. Liability
Each activity is operated under the responsibility of the operator in charge of that activity.
This document does not limit or exclude the operator’s liability in cases of fraud, gross negligence, or bodily injury caused by the operator, its employees, or agents.
For all other matters, and to the fullest extent permitted under Belgian law, the operator’s liability shall be limited to direct and foreseeable damages, not exceeding the amount paid by the participant for the relevant activity.
The relevant operator shall not be liable for any damage resulting from the participant’s failure to comply with the rules, restrictions, or safety instructions; from any inaccurate or incomplete declaration; from the conduct of a third party or another participant; from the risks inherent in the activities and accepted by the participant; or from the loss, theft, or damage of personal belongings, except where such damage results from a fault attributable to the operator.
Nothing in this document shall affect the mandatory consumer rights granted under Belgian law.
7. Minors
If the participant is a minor, this document must be signed by their legal guardian.
By signing this document, the legal representative declares that he or she has the necessary legal authority to consent to the minor’s participation. He or she confirms that he or she has read and understood the nature of the activity, the risks involved, and all the conditions set forth in this document.
They agree to ensure that the minor follows all safety instructions, rules, and directions given by staff.
8. CCTV Surveillance and Image Rights
Certain areas of Terminal 1 and certain activities may be subject to CCTV surveillance for the purpose of ensuring the safety of individuals, protecting property, preventing incidents, and identifying potential violations.
The presence of CCTV surveillance is indicated by the legally required signage. Any processing of images shall be carried out in accordance with applicable Belgian law and the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). Participants enjoy the rights granted by such laws, subject to the conditions and limitations set forth therein.
Entering an area marked to indicate the presence of CCTV surveillance cameras constitutes prior notice of their existence.
The areas in question and the respective data controllers are as follows:
- Fire-Starter SA (BCE 0411.679.579) is responsible for the CCTV cameras in the common areas of Terminal 1, the EVA virtual reality arena, The Sim Power area, and the Supercube area.
- Netlux Entertainment SRL (BCE 1033.672.679) is responsible for the cameras in the Time Mission area.
CCTV surveillance implemented for security purposes is based on the legitimate interests of the relevant operator(s), in accordance with Article 6(1)(f) of Regulation (EU) 2016/679 on the protection of personal data (General Data Protection Regulation—GDPR).
In accordance with the Privacy Policy of Fire-Starter or Netlux Entertainment, and for the cameras under their respective responsibility, the recorded footage is retained for a maximum of one month, unless its retention is necessary in connection with ongoing legal or disciplinary proceedings.
Access to recorded footage is strictly limited to the data controller and those persons acting under its authority.
Any individual whose image is recorded has the right to access footage relating to them, as well as the rights granted under the GDPR, including the right to rectification, erasure, and restriction of processing. These rights may be exercised by contacting the relevant data controller.
Further information about how Fire-Starter processes your personal data through its CCTV surveillance system in connection with its activities is available in our Privacy Policy on our website.
9. Acceptance
By participating in one or more activities offered in Terminal 1, the participant declares that they have read this document in its entirety, understood its contents, and accepted all of its provisions without reservation.
The participant expressly acknowledges that they have had sufficient opportunity to ask questions regarding the activity, its risks, the conditions of participation, and the contents of this document before taking part, and that all necessary explanations have been provided.
Security Rules for Terminal 1
The purpose of this document is to inform each participant about the preventive and safety measures applicable to the activities offered within Terminal 1, as well as to confirm that the participant has read and accepted the risks associated with these activities.
Every activity within Terminal 1 is operated by the operator responsible for that activity.
Activity
Operator
KBO number
Time Mission – Escape Game (RFID)
Netlux Entertainment SRL
1033.672.679
EVA – Virtual Reality Arena
Fire-Starter, Inc.
0411.679.579
The Sim Power – Racing Simulators
Fire-Starter, Inc.
0411.679.579
Supercube – Augmented Reality Karting
Supercube SRL
1026.702.735
1. Voluntary Participation and Advance InformationThe participant acknowledges that his or her participation is free and voluntary. Before participating in an activity, the participant must, among other things, perform the following checks:
- determine whether he or she meets the requirements to participate in the activity in question, in accordance with items 2 and 4 below;
- to inform themselves in advance about the nature, details, limitations, and risks inherent in this activity;
- to assess, on their own responsibility, whether they feel capable and comfortable enough to participate;
- to decide whether to participate or to withdraw from participation at any time in the event of uncertainty, illness, or if he or she no longer wishes to continue the activity;
- To comply at all times with safety regulations and rules, as well as with instructions from staff.
When a participant takes part in an activity, he or she agrees to attend the safety briefing and to ask the staff any relevant questions before the activity begins.
2. Fitness, Health, and Limitations
By participating in an activity, the participant declares that he or she is in sufficient physical and psychological condition to participate in the activity in question and has no medical contraindications (including epilepsy, sensitivity to light, severe claustrophobia, heart problems, respiratory problems, sensitive eardrums, etc.). He or she further confirms that he or she is not under the influence of alcohol, narcotics, or medications that could affect his or her alertness, reflexes, or behavior.
Some activities may be subject to conditions regarding age, height, supervision, clothing, physical fitness, punctuality, or the signing of a specific waiver provided by the relevant operator. Failure to comply with these conditions, including those set forth in Article 4 below, may result in denial of access or exclusion, without refund or compensation.
3. Acceptance of the risks inherent in the activities
The participant understands that the activities offered within Terminal 1 involve risks that are inherent to their nature and that are independent of any fault on the part of the operator involved.
These risks include, among others: collisions or contact with people, karts, equipment, or set pieces; slipping, falling, bumping into objects, being pinched, cuts, sprains, strains, fractures, or injuries resulting from improper use of the equipment; fatigue, muscle or joint pain, neck or back pain; nausea, dizziness, disorientation, motion sickness, or discomfort associated with virtual reality, screens, movement, speed, force feedback, stress, time pressure, darkness, confined spaces and confinement, sudden noises, or lighting effects; as well as physical consequences of prolonged physical exertion.
By participating in an activity, the participant acknowledges that his or her participation is free and voluntary, that he or she could have chosen not to participate, and that he or she accepts these risks as well as the risks arising from the behavior of other participants.
4. Admission Requirements
Participation in the activities is prohibited for individuals for whom the activity poses a risk or who do not meet the minimum safety requirements. This includes, among others:
- people who do not meet the required age and/or height requirements;
- pregnant women;
- people with a medical contraindication or who suffer from conditions such as epilepsy, light sensitivity, severe claustrophobia, heart or respiratory conditions, pain (neck, back, legs, etc.), balance disorders, frequent nausea, sensitivity to sound, an increased risk of fractures, unexplained loss of consciousness in recent years, or individuals with a pacemaker;
- people who have difficulty understanding or following instructions, have slowed reflexes, exhibit severe concentration difficulties, or experience anxiety reactions;
- For activities similar to driving a vehicle (particularly Supercube): adults who do not have a driver's license for medical reasons, and minors who are unable to ride a bicycle for medical reasons.
Access to activities may also be subject to additional conditions imposed by the relevant operator, particularly regarding punctuality or the signing of a specific waiver. In case of doubt, the participant should refrain from participating.
5. Safety Rules and ConductThe participant agrees to strictly comply with the posted rules, the safety briefing, and the instructions given by staff. In particular, he or she agrees to behave in a cautious, respectful, and non-hazardous manner; not to run, push, or intentionally provoke contact; not to leave designated areas; not to damage, force, move, or misuse equipment, vehicles, sets, mechanisms, or safety devices; to wear the required equipment or clothing, including closed-toe shoes, tied-back hair, and no loose clothing or scarves; not to bring in weapons, illegal substances, or prohibited items; not to take unauthorized recordings; to immediately report any incident, illness, malfunction, or dangerous situation; and to stop the activity if he or she no longer feels able to participate.
Animals are not permitted in the activities or activity areas, with the exception of service dogs accompanying a person with a disability.
6. LiabilityEach activity is operated under the responsibility of the operator assigned to it.
This document neither limits nor excludes an operator’s liability in cases of fraud, gross negligence, or bodily injury caused by the operator’s negligence or that of its employees.
In all other respects, and to the extent permitted by Belgian law, the operator’s liability is limited to direct and foreseeable damages and may not exceed the amount paid by the participant for the activity in question.
The operator in question cannot be held liable for damages resulting from the participant’s failure to comply with the rules, restrictions, or safety instructions; from an incorrect or incomplete statement; from the conduct of a third party or another participant; from risks inherent in the activities that the participant has accepted, or from loss, theft, or damage to personal belongings, unless such damage is attributable to a fault on the part of the operator.
No provision shall affect the mandatory consumer rights established by Belgian law.
7. MinorsIf the participant is a minor, this document must be accepted by his or her legal representative.
The legal representative declares that he or she exercises parental responsibility or has the necessary legal authority to grant consent for the minor’s participation. He or she confirms that he or she is aware of the nature of the activity, the risks inherent in this activity, and all the terms and conditions set forth in this document.
The legal representative agrees to ensure that the minor complies with all safety instructions, rules, and directions given by the staff.
8. Camera Surveillance and Image Rights
Certain areas of Terminal 1 and certain activities may be under video surveillance (CCTV) to ensure the safety of individuals, the protection of property, the prevention of incidents, and the detection of any violations.
The presence of video surveillance is indicated by the signage required by law. The images are processed in accordance with applicable Belgian regulations and the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). Participants have the rights granted by these regulations, subject to the conditions and within the limits set forth therein.
Entering a zone marked as such constitutes advance notice of the existence of this video surveillance system.
The relevant areas and the respective data controllers are as follows:
- The cameras in the common areas of Terminal 1, the EVA Virtual Reality Arena, The Sim Power room, and the Supercube room are the responsibility of Fire-Starter SA (KBO 0411.679.579).
- The cameras in the Time Mission room are the responsibility of Netlux Entertainment SRL (KBO 1033.672.679).
Video surveillance used for security purposes is based on the legitimate interest of the operator(s) involved, in accordance with Article 6(1)(f) of Regulation (EU) 2016/679 on the protection of personal data (GDPR).
In accordance with the privacy policy of Fire Starter or Netlux Entertainment, and for the cameras under their respective responsibility, recorded footage is retained for a maximum of one month, unless retention is necessary in connection with ongoing legal or disciplinary proceedings. Access to the footage is strictly limited to the data controller and individuals acting under the data controller’s authority.
Every person who appears in a video has the right to access the footage relating to him or her, as well as the other rights granted by the GDPR (including the right to rectification, erasure, and restriction of processing). These rights may be exercised by contacting the relevant data controller.
For more information about the processing of your personal data in connection with the video surveillance system used by Fire-Starter for the activities for which it is responsible, please refer to our Privacy Policy, available on our website.
9. AcceptanceBy participating in one or more activities offered within Terminal 1, the participant declares that he or she has read this document in its entirety, understands its contents, and accepts all of its provisions without reservation.
The participant expressly acknowledges that he or she has had sufficient opportunity to ask questions about the activity, the risks, the terms and conditions of participation, and the content of this document prior to participating, and that all necessary clarifications have been provided.