KINGSTON, JAMAICA • JULY 31, 2027
SUNSHINE ✦ MUSIC ✦ FOAM ✦ JAMAICA
How we handle personal information on the Skinz & Bubbles 2027 website.
This policy covers the website for Skinz & Bubbles, the daytime foam and water party scheduled for July 31, 2027, in Kingston, Jamaica. It describes how the event team uses information submitted through this website.
If you join First Access, we save your email address and the date you consented so the event team can send event updates. If you contact us through this site, we save your email address, topic, and message so the team can respond.
If you apply to be an ambassador, we save your contact email, phone number, name, city, social usernames, application answer and approval status to review your application, contact you about the ambassador program, and manage your access through a private status link and, after approval, a separate portal login. We store a hashed portal password and use a session cookie to keep ambassadors signed in. The designated event host can see application and contact records. Ticket sales are pending.
OpenAI Sites hosts this website and provides account sign-in. OpenAI may handle account and technical information to provide access and operate its service. See OpenAI’s Privacy Policy.
If you save changes with the preview editor, the draft text stays in your browser until it is replaced or you clear this site’s data. The event pages do not run their own analytics or advertising pixels. The hosting and sign-in service may use its own cookies or similar tools.
Our Travel Guide links to separate services, including hotels, Airbnb, transportation and attractions. If you leave the site or make a booking, the provider’s own privacy policy explains how it handles the information you share.
If official photography or filming is planned, the event team will share a separate notice explaining how images may be used and how guests can raise privacy questions. The Event Terms cover the related guest rules.
Under Jamaica’s Data Protection Act, you may be able to ask how your personal information is used, request access or corrections, and ask that certain uses stop. Where applicable, you may also object to direct marketing or withdraw consent.
For concerns about how your personal information was handled, you can file a complaint with Jamaica’s Office of the Information Commissioner.
