1. Scope and Who We Are
DADPP, LLC, a Delaware limited liability company, doing business as Dink & Dine Pickle Park ("Dink & Dine," "we," "us," or "our"), operates the website dinkanddine.com (the "Website") and the Dink & Dine Pickle Park venue located at 1017 N. Dobson Rd., Mesa, Arizona 85201. For purposes of applicable U.S. state privacy laws, DADPP, LLC is the business or controller responsible for the personal information described in this Privacy Policy.
This Privacy Policy applies when you visit or interact with the Website; submit a form on the Website or a lead form hosted by Meta, LinkedIn, or another platform; communicate with us by email, phone, text message, social media, or in person; request a quote; make or manage a reservation; attend or plan an event; participate in a league, lesson, youth program, or other activity; purchase food, beverages, merchandise, or services; become a member; or otherwise interact with Dink & Dine.
This Privacy Policy does not apply to personal information processed in an employment or job-applicant context, which may be covered by a separate notice, or to a third-party website, platform, application, or service that has its own privacy notice. Meta, LinkedIn, Google, Apollo, payment processors, reservation platforms, and other third parties may separately collect and use information under their own privacy policies.
Please read this Privacy Policy carefully. It provides notice of our practices; it does not create contractual rights beyond those provided by applicable law. By interacting with us, you acknowledge this Privacy Policy. When applicable law requires consent, we will request that consent separately rather than treating use of the Website as consent.
2. Notice at Collection – Summary
We collect contact and professional information, reservation and transaction information, communications, device and Website-usage data, approximate location, and related preferences or inferences. We use this information to respond to inquiries, provide and improve services, process transactions, conduct advertising and business outreach, protect the Website and venue, and comply with law. We do not sell personal information for money. However, disclosures through advertising, analytics, social-media, and sales-intelligence tools may be treated as a "sale," "sharing," or "targeted advertising" under some state laws. You may opt out as described below.
The sections below provide the categories of personal information we collect, the sources of that information, our purposes, the categories of recipients, our retention criteria, and available privacy choices. The information in this Section 2 is intended to serve as a short notice at collection; the complete disclosures appear throughout this Privacy Policy.
3. Personal Information We Collect
"Personal information" means information that identifies, relates to, describes, is reasonably capable of being associated with, or could reasonably be linked to an individual or household. It does not include information treated as deidentified, aggregated, or publicly available under applicable law.
Identifiers and contact information.
Name, alias, postal address, email address, telephone number, account or customer identifier, IP address, device or cookie identifiers, and similar identifiers.
Professional and business information.
Company or organization name, employer, job title, role, business contact details, professional profile information, business location, industry, and information indicating an interest in corporate events, group activities, memberships, or other Dink & Dine offerings.
Reservation, event, membership, and commercial information.
Event type, preferred dates and times, guest count, event requirements, court reservations, league and lesson participation, membership details, purchases, transaction history, food and beverage orders, promotion or offer usage, preferences, and related customer-service records.
Payment and billing information.
Payment-card information is generally collected and processed directly by our payment processors. We do not intentionally store full payment-card numbers. We may receive a billing name and address, payment status, transaction identifier, card type, and the last four digits of a card, as well as accounting and refund records.
Communications and content you provide.
Information included in Website forms, Meta or LinkedIn lead forms, emails, text messages, telephone calls, social-media messages, surveys, reviews, feedback, contracts, waivers, or other communications with us. Please do not submit sensitive personal information through a general inquiry or advertising lead form.
Internet, device, and Website-usage information.
Browser type, device type, operating system, IP address, cookie and advertising identifiers, pages viewed, links clicked, time spent, dates and times of visits, referring website or advertisement, campaign source, interactions with forms or advertisements, and similar diagnostic and activity data.
Approximate location.
General location inferred from an IP address or device settings. We do not intend to collect precise geolocation through the Website unless we provide a separate notice and obtain any consent required by law.
Preferences and inferences.
Preferences, likely interests, customer segments, and inferences derived from other information, such as an inferred interest in private events, corporate outings, memberships, leagues, lessons, or particular promotions.
Youth-program, accommodation, and safety information.
When an adult registers a child for a youth program, we may collect the child's name, age or age range, program information, parent or guardian contact information, emergency contact information, and information reasonably needed to administer the program. If you voluntarily provide dietary, allergy, accessibility, or accommodation information, we use it to address the request or protect health and safety. We may also maintain waiver, incident, security, or venue-safety information and, if used at the venue, limited security-camera footage.
Sensitive personal information.
Some information described above may be considered sensitive under certain laws, including payment-account details handled by processors, account credentials, precise geolocation if ever enabled, information about a child, or health- or accommodation-related information voluntarily provided for a program or event. We process sensitive personal information only as reasonably necessary to provide requested services, ensure safety, comply with law, or for another permitted purpose. We do not use it to infer characteristics for advertising, and we do not sell or share it for targeted advertising.
4. Sources of Personal Information
We collect personal information from the following sources:
- Directly from you, including through Website forms, reservations, purchases, memberships, contracts, waivers, emails, calls, texts, and in-person interactions.
- From a person acting for you or providing information about guests, attendees, team members, or children. Please provide another person's information only when you have authority to do so.
- From Meta, LinkedIn, and other advertising or social-media platforms when you submit an on-platform lead form, interact with an advertisement, or communicate with our social-media account.
- Automatically through cookies, pixels, tags, software development kits, log files, and similar technologies on the Website.
- From service providers and business systems, including Tripleseat, reservation and point-of-sale systems, payment processors, email and messaging platforms, Website hosting and security providers, and analytics providers.
- From Apollo and other sales-intelligence, data-enrichment, visitor-identification, or business-information providers, which may obtain information from public sources, professional profiles, business directories, licensed data sources, and Website activity.
- From referral sources, event organizers, business partners, public records, and publicly available sources, where permitted by law.
5. Meta and LinkedIn Lead Forms; Apollo and Business Outreach
Meta and LinkedIn lead forms.
Meta and LinkedIn may allow you to submit a lead form without leaving their platforms. The form may be prefilled with information from your platform account, such as your name, email address, telephone number, company, and job title. Meta or LinkedIn collects that information under its own privacy policy and then provides the submitted information to us. Once we receive it, this Privacy Policy applies to our use of the information. Submitting a lead form asks us to respond about the stated inquiry; it does not, by itself, constitute consent to receive recurring marketing text messages or automated calls. Any consent required for those communications will be requested separately.
Apollo and similar sales-intelligence tools.
Where enabled, we may use Apollo or a similar provider to help identify an organization - and, where permitted, a relevant business contact - associated with Website activity. The provider may process information such as IP address, device or browser data, pages viewed, referral source, date and time of a visit, and its own business-contact or professional information. It may combine those data to provide company-level or business-contact insights. We may use the resulting information to contact business professionals about corporate events, group outings, memberships, leagues, or other services that may be relevant to their organization. Such outreach will be sent only as permitted by applicable law and will include an opt-out method.
Apollo and other providers may act as our service providers, as independent businesses, or in another legally recognized role depending on the service and data involved. Their own privacy notices also apply to information they collect or maintain. You may exercise the advertising and outreach choices described in Sections 6, 9, and 11 below.
6. Cookies and Similar Technologies
We and our providers use cookies, pixels, tags, local storage, log files, and similar technologies for the following purposes:
- Strictly necessary and functional purposes, such as operating the Website, remembering preferences, preventing fraud, and maintaining security.
- Analytics and performance purposes, such as understanding Website traffic, diagnosing errors, and improving content and user experience.
- Advertising and social-media purposes, such as measuring campaigns, attributing leads or purchases, limiting repeated advertisements, creating advertising audiences, and showing advertising that may be more relevant across websites or services.
- Sales-intelligence and visitor-identification purposes, such as identifying a visiting organization or potential business contact and measuring interest in business offerings.
Our tools may include Google Analytics and Google Tag Manager, the Meta Pixel or related Meta technologies, the LinkedIn Insight Tag or related LinkedIn technologies, Apollo technologies, and comparable tools. These providers may receive identifiers and Website activity and may recognize a browser or device over time and across different websites or services.
Where required by law, nonessential cookies or similar technologies will not be activated until you make a choice through our cookie banner or preference tool. You may change your preferences through the "Your Privacy Choices" or "Do Not Sell or Share My Personal Information" link in the Website footer. Browser settings may also allow you to block or delete cookies, but doing so may affect Website functionality. Your choice may need to be repeated on each browser and device, and clearing cookies may reset it.
We process Global Privacy Control (GPC) and other legally recognized opt-out preference signals as required by applicable law. A GPC signal generally applies to the browser or device from which it is sent. Because there is not a uniform industry standard for other browser "Do Not Track" signals, we do not respond to those signals except where law requires otherwise. You may also use platform settings or industry tools, such as the Digital Advertising Alliance choice tools, to limit interest-based advertising; those tools are controlled by third parties and may not stop all advertising.
7. How We Use Personal Information
We use personal information for the following business and commercial purposes:
- Responding to inquiries, preparing quotes, communicating about events, and following up on requests.
- Booking and managing court reservations, leagues, lessons, memberships, youth programs, private events, and related services.
- Processing purchases, payments, deposits, refunds, and accounting records.
- Providing customer service, administering contracts and waivers, addressing accommodations, and managing safety or incident matters.
- Sending transactional messages and, where permitted, marketing emails, event announcements, promotions, and business-development communications, including outreach based on professional or Website-activity information.
- Operating, maintaining, securing, troubleshooting, and improving the Website, our food and beverage operations, and our facilities.
- Measuring advertising, understanding lead sources, performing analytics, personalizing content, and evaluating or improving campaigns and services.
- Detecting, investigating, and preventing fraud, misuse, security incidents, or violations of our terms, and protecting the rights, property, health, or safety of Dink & Dine, our guests, and others.
- Complying with legal, tax, accounting, recordkeeping, licensing, and regulatory obligations; responding to lawful requests; and establishing, exercising, or defending legal claims.
- Completing a merger, acquisition, financing, reorganization, bankruptcy, sale of assets, or similar business transaction.
- Creating and using aggregated or deidentified information for lawful business purposes. We do not attempt to reidentify information that is maintained as deidentified, except as permitted by law to test or validate deidentification.
8. How We Disclose Personal Information
We may disclose personal information to the following categories of recipients:
- Service providers and contractors that perform services for us, including Tripleseat, reservation and point-of-sale providers, payment processors, Website hosting, cloud storage, security, information-technology, customer-support, email, text-messaging, analytics, accounting, legal, and other professional service providers.
- Advertising, analytics, and social-media platforms, including Google, Meta, and LinkedIn, for advertising delivery, campaign measurement, lead generation, analytics, and related purposes. These parties may process information under their own privacy notices.
- Sales-intelligence, data-enrichment, and visitor-identification providers, including Apollo, to identify organizations or business contacts, enrich business records, measure interest, and support lawful business outreach.
- Event and operational partners when reasonably necessary to provide a service you request, coordinate an event, process a reservation, or protect safety, subject to appropriate restrictions.
- Professional advisors, insurers, auditors, financial institutions, and other parties necessary to operate, protect, or evaluate our business.
- Government authorities, courts, law enforcement, regulators, or other persons when we believe disclosure is required or permitted by law, is necessary to respond to legal process, or is appropriate to protect rights, property, health, safety, or security.
- A buyer, investor, lender, successor, or other relevant party in connection with an actual or proposed corporate transaction, subject to customary safeguards where appropriate.
- Other persons at your direction or with your consent.
Mobile information will not be shared with third parties or affiliates for their own marketing or promotional purposes. Text-message originator opt-in data and consent will not be shared with any third party except service providers that help us deliver our own messaging and are restricted from using that information for their own marketing.
9. Sale, Sharing, Targeted Advertising, and Profiling
We do not exchange personal information for money, and we do not sell contact lists to data brokers for cash. Some state privacy laws define "sale" broadly to include disclosures for nonmonetary value and define "sharing" or "targeted advertising" to include disclosures used to select advertisements based on activity across different businesses, websites, or services.
Under those broad definitions, our use of advertising, analytics, social-media, conversion-measurement, sales-intelligence, and visitor-identification tools may be considered a sale, sharing, or targeted advertising. The categories potentially involved are identifiers; professional or business information; commercial or interaction information; Internet, device, and Website-usage data; approximate location; and related inferences. Recipients may include Google, Meta, LinkedIn, Apollo, and similar providers.
We do not knowingly sell or share full payment-card information, account passwords, the contents of private customer communications, youth-program information, or health-, dietary-, accessibility-, or accommodation-related information for targeted advertising. We do not knowingly sell or share the personal information of a person under 16 without the affirmative authorization required by law.
You may opt out of sale, sharing, or targeted advertising by using the "Your Privacy Choices" or "Do Not Sell or Share My Personal Information" link in the Website footer or by enabling GPC in a supported browser or extension. For business outreach that is not cookie-based, you may also unsubscribe from a message or contact us as described below. After an opt-out, you may still see contextual advertising, and we may continue disclosures needed to provide requested services, maintain security, comply with law, or perform other non-advertising purposes permitted by law.
We do not use personal information to make decisions based solely on automated processing that produce legal or similarly significant effects, such as decisions about employment, credit, housing, insurance, or access to essential services.
10. Data Retention
We retain personal information only for as long as reasonably necessary for the purpose for which it was collected, to maintain appropriate business and legal records, to honor preferences, and to meet legal, accounting, safety, dispute-resolution, and enforcement needs. Our typical retention approach is summarized below; a longer or shorter period may apply based on the circumstances and applicable law.
| CATEGORY | Typical Retention Period or Criterion |
|---|---|
| Lead, inquiry, and professional contact data | For the active inquiry or business relationship and generally up to 3 years after the last substantive interaction, unless a longer period is needed for a contract, dispute, or legal obligation. |
| Reservations, events, memberships, leagues, lessons, purchases, and transaction records | For the relationship and generally up to 7 years after the transaction or relationship ends, consistent with accounting, tax, contract, and dispute-resolution needs. |
| Payment information | Full card data is retained by payment processors under their own policies. We retain limited transaction, refund, and accounting records generally for up to 7 years. |
| Website, cookie, analytics, advertising, and sales-intelligence data | For the lifespan of the applicable cookie or provider setting and generally no longer than 24 months in identifiable form, unless a shorter period is required or the data is aggregated or deidentified. |
| Customer-service communications, forms, and feedback | Generally up to 3 years after the matter is resolved, unless connected to an event, contract, incident, dispute, or legal requirement requiring longer retention. |
| Youth-program and accommodation information | For the program or event and generally up to 3 years afterward; waivers, incident records, or legally required records may be retained longer. Information no longer needed for safety or service delivery is removed or minimized where reasonably practicable. |
| Consent, opt-out, and suppression records | For as long as reasonably necessary to demonstrate compliance and honor the preference. An email address or phone number may remain on a suppression list so we do not contact the person again. |
We may retain information longer when required by law, subject to a legal hold, needed to investigate fraud or security incidents, or necessary to establish, exercise, or defend legal claims. Deletion from active systems may not immediately remove information from secure backups, which are handled under backup-retention and access controls.
11. Your Choices and Privacy Rights
Marketing emails and business outreach.
You may unsubscribe from a marketing or business-development email by using the unsubscribe link in the message or by contacting us. We will honor valid opt-out requests as required by law and may retain limited suppression information to prevent future marketing. You may still receive nonmarketing communications about a reservation, event, purchase, safety matter, or other transaction.
Text messages and calls.
Where we offer marketing text messages, we will request consent when required. Consent is not a condition of purchase. Message frequency may vary, and message and data rates may apply. Reply STOP to opt out and HELP for help, or contact us. Opting out of marketing texts does not prevent necessary nonmarketing messages where permitted. We will not use an advertising lead form or Apollo-sourced telephone number for recurring marketing texts or automated marketing calls unless the legally required consent has been obtained and documented.
Cookie and advertising choices.
Use the Website cookie preference tool, the "Your Privacy Choices" or "Do Not Sell or Share My Personal Information" link, GPC, browser controls, and platform advertising settings as described in Sections 6 and 9.
U.S. state privacy rights.
Depending on your state of residence and whether the applicable law applies to us, you may have the right to:
- Confirm whether we process your personal information and access or obtain a copy of it.
- Correct inaccuracies in your personal information.
- Delete personal information, subject to legal exceptions.
- Obtain a portable copy of personal information you provided to us, where technically feasible.
- Opt out of sale, sharing, targeted advertising, or certain profiling.
- Limit or withdraw consent for certain sensitive personal information, where applicable.
- Receive information about categories of third parties to which we disclosed personal information and, where state law provides, a list of specific third parties.
- Appeal a denial of a privacy request.
- Exercise rights without unlawful discrimination or retaliation.
To submit an access, correction, deletion, portability, sensitive-data, or appeal request, email info@dinkanddine.com with the subject line "Privacy Request" or "Privacy Appeal," call 480-719-1809, or use any privacy-request form made available through the Website. To opt out of cookie-based sale, sharing, or targeted advertising, use the Website privacy-choice link or GPC so the choice can be applied to the relevant browser or device.
Please provide your name, contact information, state of residence, the right you wish to exercise, and enough detail for us to understand the request. Do not send a copy of a government identification document unless we specifically request an appropriate verification method. We may verify a request by matching information we already maintain, contacting you through a known method, or requesting additional information reasonably necessary to protect against fraud. We will use verification information only for that purpose.
An authorized agent may submit a request where permitted by law. We may ask the agent for proof of authority and may ask you to verify your identity or confirm the agent's permission. If we deny a request, our response will explain the reason and, where required, how to appeal. If an appeal is denied, we will provide any further complaint information required by your state, which may include how to contact the appropriate state attorney general. Rights are subject to applicable exceptions, frequency limits, and verification requirements. We will respond within the time required by applicable law.
12. Supplemental U.S. State Disclosures
California.
The table below summarizes the categories of personal information described in the California Consumer Privacy Act, as amended (CCPA), that we may have collected during the preceding 12 months, together with categories of recipients and whether a disclosure may be considered a sale or sharing under California law. The exact categories depend on the interactions and technologies used.
| California Category and examples | Collected | Disclosed for a business purpose to: | Sold or shared for cross-context advertising |
|---|---|---|---|
| Identifiers; California customer-record information; professional or employment-related information. Examples: name, contact details, IP address, cookie ID, company, job title, business profile, limited billing data. | Yes | Reservation, payment, CRM, hosting, communications, security, analytics, professional, and other service providers. | May be, for limited identifiers or business contact data disclosed to advertising, social-media, analytics, or sales-intelligence providers. |
| Commercial information. Examples: reservations, purchases, memberships, events, transaction history, and interaction or conversion information. | Yes | Reservation, point-of-sale, payment, event-management, accounting, customer-service, and analytics providers. | May be, for limited interaction, lead, or conversion information used for advertising measurement or targeting. |
| Internet or other electronic-network activity; approximate geolocation; inferences. Examples: browsing activity, device data, referral source, IP-derived location, interests, and customer segment. | Yes | Website, hosting, security, analytics, advertising, social-media, and sales-intelligence providers. | May be, when advertising, social-media, analytics, or visitor-identification tools are enabled. |
| Audio, electronic, visual, or similar information. Examples: communications, submitted content, incident records, and security-camera footage if used. | Limited | Communications, security, storage, legal, insurance, and operational service providers as necessary. | No, not for cross-context behavioral advertising. |
| Protected-characteristic or age information. Examples: age or age range for eligibility or youth programming, if provided. | Limited | Program, reservation, safety, legal, and operational service providers as necessary. | No. |
| Sensitive personal information. Examples: limited payment or account information, information about a child, and voluntary dietary, allergy, accessibility, accommodation, or emergency information. | Limited | Payment, program, safety, legal, and operational service providers as necessary to provide a requested service or comply with law. | No. We do not use or disclose sensitive personal information for purposes that require a California right to limit. |
| Biometric information; nonpublic education information. | Not intentionally collected | Not applicable, except if a user voluntarily includes such information in a communication. | No. |
The categories of sources and business or commercial purposes are described in Sections 4 and 7. Retention criteria are described in Section 10. California residents may exercise the rights described in Section 11, including the right to know, access, correct, delete, and opt out of sale or sharing. We do not knowingly sell or share personal information of consumers under 16 without required affirmative authorization, and we do not retaliate for exercising CCPA rights.
California Civil Code section 1798.83 ("Shine the Light") may permit a California resident to request information about disclosures of certain personal information to third parties for their own direct-marketing purposes. We do not disclose personal information to third parties for their own direct marketing as contemplated by that law without providing an appropriate choice. A request may be submitted using the contact information below.
We do not currently provide a financial incentive or a difference in price or service in exchange for selling or sharing personal information. If we offer a program that qualifies as a financial incentive under California law, we will provide a separate notice before enrollment.
Nevada.
We do not sell "covered information" for monetary consideration to a person for that person to license or sell to additional persons, as those terms are defined by Nevada law. A Nevada resident may nevertheless submit a verified opt-out request using the contact information below.
Other U.S. states.
Residents of Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Iowa, Indiana, Kentucky, Maryland, Minnesota, Montana, Nebraska, New Hampshire, New Jersey, Oregon, Rhode Island, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Virginia, and other states with applicable consumer privacy laws may have some or all of the rights described in Section 11, subject to each law's scope, thresholds, and exceptions. Where required, we will recognize applicable universal opt-out mechanisms and provide an appeal process.
13. Children and Teens
The general Website and our advertising lead forms are not directed to children under 13. The online youth-program registration process is intended to be completed by a parent or legal guardian. We do not knowingly collect personal information online directly from a child under 13 without verifiable parental consent where required. If you believe a child under 13 submitted personal information directly to us without appropriate permission, contact us and we will investigate and delete it as required.
We do not knowingly use Meta, LinkedIn, Apollo, or similar tools to identify or conduct business-development outreach to minors. We do not knowingly sell or share the personal information of a person under 16 or use known minor data for targeted advertising without the authorization required by applicable law. A parent or guardian may contact us to request access, correction, or deletion of a child's information, subject to verification and legal exceptions.
14. Security
We use reasonable administrative, technical, and physical safeguards designed to protect personal information, taking into account the nature of the information and the risks involved. These measures may include access controls, vendor oversight, secure payment processing, system monitoring, staff practices, and incident-response procedures. No method of transmission or storage is completely secure, and we cannot guarantee absolute security. Please do not send full payment-card numbers, government identification numbers, account passwords, or unnecessary sensitive information through email or general Website forms.
15. Third-Party Services and Links
The Website, our advertisements, and our social-media pages may link to or interact with services we do not operate. Third parties may collect information directly from you and may have their own purposes and legal responsibilities. We are not responsible for their privacy or security practices, and this Privacy Policy does not replace their notices. Review the privacy policies and settings of any third-party service you use, including Meta, LinkedIn, Google, Apollo, reservation providers, and payment processors.
16. U.S. Operations and International Visitors
Dink & Dine operates in the United States and its Website, venue, advertising, and services are directed primarily to individuals and organizations in the United States. Personal information may be processed and stored in the United States, where privacy laws may differ from those in another country. We do not direct cold-outreach campaigns to individuals outside the United States unless we have evaluated and implemented the additional requirements that may apply.
17. Changes to This Privacy Policy
We may update this Privacy Policy to reflect changes in our practices, technologies, vendors, services, or legal obligations. We will post the updated version on the Website and revise the "Effective and Last Updated" date. If a change materially affects how we use personal information, we will provide additional notice or obtain consent where required by law. We encourage you to review this Privacy Policy periodically.
18. Contact Us
Questions, requests, or concerns about this Privacy Policy or our handling of personal information may be directed to:
DADPP, LLC
doing business as Dink & Dine Pickle Park
Attn: Privacy
1017 N. Dobson Rd.
Mesa, AZ 85201
Phone: 480-719-1809
Email: info@dinkanddine.com
doing business as Dink & Dine Pickle Park
Attn: Privacy
1017 N. Dobson Rd.
Mesa, AZ 85201
Phone: 480-719-1809
Email: info@dinkanddine.com
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