Indoor Skating Travel Insurance

What is indoor skating?

Indoor skating refers to roller skating, inline skating, or rollerblading on smooth, enclosed rinks - not on ice. It’s a fun and fitness-focused activity that combines balance, coordination, and skill, enjoyed recreationally or competitively in skate parks and roller rinks worldwide.

Do I need travel insurance for indoor skating?

Yes. Even in controlled indoor settings, skating can lead to injuries like falls, sprains, or collisions. If you’re travelling to participate in amateur skating competitions or leisure sessions, travel insurance can help with medical costs, protect your personal belongings, and cover trip cancellations.

Why choose us?

• Specialist cover for indoor roller and inline skating
• Customisable policies for individuals or group trips
• Protection for both beginners and experienced skaters
• No hidden exclusions – transparent cover for adventure sports

What is included in indoor skating travel insurance?

Our indoor skating travel insurance includes emergency medical cover, personal accident, repatriation, cancellation cover, and personal liability protection for accidents during skating.

Does standard travel insurance cover indoor skating?

Usually not. Most standard policies exclude sports with higher risk of injury. A dedicated policy ensures you have full protection while skating indoors.

Can I get indoor skating insurance with a medical condition?

Often, yes. Declare your condition when you request a quote. We’ll assess and advise you on your options. Some additional conditions may apply.

Is there a maximum age for indoor skating travel insurance?

Many policies cover up to age 65 or 70, with some flexibility depending on health and activity level. Always check specific terms before booking.

Where are the top indoor skating destinations?

• USA – Popular rinks in Los Angeles, Chicago, and New York
• Germany – Well-designed indoor skate parks in Berlin and Hamburg
• UK – Great venues in London, Manchester, and Glasgow
• Netherlands – Known for creative and innovative skating halls
• Canada – Home to several indoor skating arenas and competitions

What should I pack for an indoor skating trip?

• Roller or inline skates
• Protective gear: helmet, knee, wrist, and elbow pads
• Comfortable, breathable clothing
• Personal ID, insurance documents, and emergency contacts
• Basic maintenance tools for your skates

What are common indoor skating injuries and how does insurance help?

While skating indoors is generally safe, common injuries include:

• Fractures, sprains, or strains from falls
• Bruises from collisions with other skaters
• Overuse injuries to joints and tendons

Insurance helps with medical treatment, emergency transport, and reimbursements for missed events due to injury.

How can I stay safe while indoor skating?

• Wear appropriate protective gear at all times
• Warm up and stretch before skating
• Follow rink rules and respect other skaters
• Maintain your skates and check them before use
• Stay aware of your surroundings and skate within your ability