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No pre-registration is required. Just film your dunk at Fun Park, post it publicly on Instagram, and add your location as a collaborator — that’s your entry. All participants must complete the Fun Park waiver before participating.

Yes. You may submit multiple entries throughout the competition. Only your highest-scoring eligible submission will be used for winner determination.

No. Participants may only compete in one location's competition. All entries must be submitted under the same selected location.

Yes. Your Instagram account must remain public from the date of submission until winners are announced. This allows us to verify entries and calculate scores.

When you share your Reel, tap “Tag people”, then “Invite collaborator”, search for your Fun Park location’s official account, and select it. (Already posted? Open your Reel, tap the three dots, tap “Edit”, and do the same.) Adding us as a collaborator is different from tagging or mentioning — it makes your entry appear on our profile too, with likes, comments, and shares shared between both profiles.

Your collaborator request will be reviewed by a member of our team and will typically be accepted within 24 hours. If your submission doesn't meet the contest requirements, we'll send you a message explaining why it wasn't approved.

Voting begins immediately after your entry is posted on Instagram.

Winners are determined entirely by Instagram engagement — Like = 1 point, Comment = 2 points, Share = 3 points. The participant with the highest verified score at each location wins.

Yes. However, only Instagram engagement counts toward scoring and winner selection.

Creative dunk concepts are encouraged — costumes, storytelling, creative camera angles, bounce-assisted dunks, and fun group participation are welcome. The basketball must pass completely through the rim for the entry to qualify.

To qualify, your entry must meet all of the following:

• The video must be recorded at a participating Fun Park location.
• The official Fun Park basketball hoop and backboard must be clearly visible throughout the dunk.
• The participant must be clearly visible in the video.
• The basketball must pass completely through the rim.
• Follow the official Instagram account for the Fun Park location you’re representing.
• Post your video publicly on Instagram.
• Invite the appropriate Fun Park Instagram account as a collaborator.
• Include the official contest hashtag in your post.
• The video must comply with all contest rules and Fun Park safety guidelines.

Any of the following may result in disqualification:

• Entering from multiple Fun Park locations.
• Using fake, bot, purchased, or spam engagement.
• AI-generated or digitally manipulated videos.
• Videos that do not clearly show the official Fun Park basketball hoop and backboard.
• Videos that were not recorded at a participating Fun Park location.
• Edited or misleading videos that misrepresent the dunk.
• Dangerous stunts or failure to follow Fun Park safety rules.
• Any content that violates the official contest rules or community guidelines.

Yes, but staff approval is required before filming any prop-based, choreographed, or non-traditional dunk concept.

No. The only exception is a child seated on the shoulders of their parent or legal guardian as part of an approved creative concept. Adult participants may not stand on another person’s shoulders under any circumstances.

Yes. Only likes, comments, and shares from users who follow the official Instagram account of the participating location count toward scoring.

No. Purchasing a regular admission pass gives you access to participate in the Fun Dunk Challenge. There are no discounts or reduced admission rates if you're visiting only to enter the challenge.

No. A friend or family member may accompany you into the Dunk Zone solely to record your video and does not need to purchase an admission pass. However, they are only permitted to film — they may not participate in any attractions or activities. Our Court Monitor reserves the right to ask them to leave the area if they begin using the equipment or fail to follow these guidelines.