High Chaparral

Privacy policy & other terms and conditions

High Chaparral follows the basic principles of the GDPR for processing personal data

At High Chaparral, we care about your privacy and are committed to maintaining a high level of data protection. Any personal data you provide through forms on our website is used for information and marketing purposes for example, to run competitions and campaigns, or to send newsletters, relevant updates and offers. 

EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)

GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) is the EU's new data protection regulation that came into force on May 25, 2018. The regulation applies in all EU member states and contains rules on how personal data may be processed.

What counts as personal data? 

Personal data is any information that can be linked to an identifiable individual. This may include your name, email address, postal address or phone number. 

How we process personal data 

We only collect the information necessary for our communication and marketing activities.
Data used for competitions and campaigns is stored for one month after the activity has ended. Data used for newsletters is stored until you withdraw your consent. We never share your personal data with third parties.

Consent and purpose

We only process your personal data when we have your consent, and we will only use it for the purposes for which it was collected.

Withdrawing consent

You can change your consent at any time by clicking on a link in the newsletter or contacting us at marknad@highchaparral.se.

Privacy and security

We process your data using a high level of IT security to protect confidentiality, integrity and availability. We also have established routines ensuring that only authorized staff can access identifiable personal data.

In the event of an incident

In the event of a breach of our IT systems, High Chaparral has clear procedures for how we handle the incident.

About cookies

A permanent cookie is a text file that is saved locally on your hard disk by the website while a session cookie is saved in the browser throughout your visit to the website. A cookie makes it possible to personalize your visit and/or to save time in frequently recurring activities. Cookies are used by virtually all websites and are often a prerequisite for the website to function properly.

Cookies on this website

We use cookies to save certain settings (e.g. language) and collect visitor statistics. With the help of the visitor statistics, we can, for example, obtain a basis for optimizing the user experience. The statistics are anonymous and the information is in aggregate form about users/traffic and traffic providers.

Through your browser settings, you can set your own preferences for the use of cookies. If you block all cookies, you should be aware that some functionality on the site may be lost.

Cookie management in Chrome
https://support.google.com/chrome/answer/95647?hl=sv

Cookie management in Firefox
https://support.mozilla.org/sv/kb/Till%C3%A5t%20eller%20blockera%20kakor

Cookie management in Internet Explorer
http://windows.microsoft.com/sv-se/internet-explorer/delete-manage-cookies#ie=ie-11

Cookie management in Opera
http://help.opera.com/Windows/9.00/sv/cookies.html

Further information on cookies can be found on the website of the National Post and Telecom Agency, www.pts.se.

Camera surveillance

In the park, there are cameras set up in certain areas that record moving images.
If you visit High Chaparral , we may process your personal data.
Personal data means that it is possible to identify that it is you on the video. High Chaparral is the data controller.

We have CCTV to increase the safety and security of our guests and staff and for operational security reasons in the park.

Legal basis for processing: We process your personal data based on a balance of interests, so we have a legitimate interest in processing your personal data for crime prevention purposes, as well as ensuring the security of our services.

Retention period: The data from our cameras is stored in encrypted format on protected devices for 30 days unless it is handed over to the police. If personal data is disclosed to the police or other authorities, it is because we have a legal obligation to do so in certain cases, for example when the police have initiated a preliminary investigation. We may also disclose personal data to the police on the basis of a balance of interests, for example when the police are searching for missing persons or in the event of a crime.