FAQ

Do Michigan parks require insurance for football tournaments?

Expert insurance guidance from Players Health — protecting youth sports and fitness organizations nationwide.

The Short Answer

Hosting a football tournament in Michigan requires proof of general liability insurance before most Michigan parks departments, school districts, and private venues will grant a permit. The standard minimum is $1 million per occurrence.

Michigan tournament organizers also need to consider participant accident medical coverage, which pays for injured athletes' medical costs regardless of fault — reducing the chance that small injuries escalate into liability claims.

Players Health can issue a Michigan-compliant certificate of insurance for your football tournament same-day. We understand the specific additional insured language and limits required by Michigan municipalities and can customize your certificate accordingly.

Whether your tournament is a single-day event or a multi-day invitational, Players Health has both single-event and annual tournament organizer policies. Get a quote online in minutes.

Coverage Overview

Coverage TypeApplies?
General Liability
Accident Medical
Abuse & Molestation
Directors & Officers
Umbrella / Excess
Workers Compensation
Property Coverage
Event Cancellation

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