AinyFit class passes - simple guide
How class passes work
- You can either pay for single classes (PAYG) or buy a class pass to save money.
- If you don’t choose a pass at checkout, you’ll be charged for a single class.
- All purchases are final (no refunds).
Types of passes - Click headings for more info on each type
- Use 3 classes within 4 weeks
- Good if you come regularly but want some flexibility
- You can skip a week if needed i.e., for AinyFit scheduled closures or for your own absences
- Use 5 classes within 7 weeks
- Saves money without a big commitment
- Allows time for breaks if you’re busy, including AinyFit scheduled closures
10-Class Pass (“10-Out-Of-10”)
- Use 10 classes within 12 weeks
- Best value for money
- Can be used for any class type
- Good if you attend often or more than once a week
Important things to know
Activation & expiry
- Your pass starts on the date of your first class booking, not when you buy it
- Each pass has a time limit:
- 3-class: 4 weeks
- 5-class: 7 weeks
- 10-class: 12 weeks
- Your pass expires when:
- Time runs out, OR
- You use all classes (whichever comes first)
- Unused classes are lost after expiry
Class types
- 3-class and 5-class passes are separate for each class type:
- DanceFit OR Fitness Pilates
- You can’t mix them
- 10-class pass works for all classes
- New class dates are released monthly
- If you can’t book everything straight away, your remaining classes stay on your account until the next month's classes are released for booking
- Only book classes you’re likely to attend
- If you cancel properly, the class is credited back to your pass
- You must still use it before your pass expires
- If you simply just don’t show up, it is classed as one of the Grace weeks
- CANCELLATIONS MUST BE MADE AT LEAST a full hour before the class start time - cancellations cannot be made with less than an hour's notice, and the class you booked with it will therefore be regarded as having been "attended" and will be classed as one of your "used" spaces.
Who can use the pass
- Passes are:
- Non-transferable (only you can use them)
- Not shareable (can’t book for someone else)
- Classes don’t run on bank holidays or certain breaks and these are to be included in the Grace weeks of your Pass
- You need to plan around:
- Holidays
- Illness
- Work or family commitments
When a pass might NOT suit you
You should stick to pay-as-you-go if you:
- Have health issues that might stop you attending regularly
- Have unpredictable schedules
Other key points
- If you don’t use all your classes in time, you’ll need to buy a new pass
- Prices may change from time to time
- If the business closes permanently, unused classes may be refunded proportionally
Simple summary
- Class passes = cheaper, but must be used within a time limit
- The more classes you buy, the better the value
- You need to plan ahead to avoid losing unused classes
