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31 Day Class Pass

The 31 Day Class Pass (listed under ‘special offer’ below) entitles you to book onto as many yoga or pilates classes* as you like for 31 days after you activate the pass by booking your first session. Each class has a maximum capacity of five attendees, ensuring you get the attention you deserve. You can see our weekly timetable here.

When you buy a pass we will send you a code, which can be used at booking to ensure you pay £0 for the duration of the pass.

  • 31 Day Class Pass = £100

Points to note:

  • Your class pass code will only be sent to you once the date of the class you’d first like to book has been established. This may take a few hours.
  • You must book each class via the Moon website.
  • The classes are booked on a first come first served basis. If a class is booked, you can add yourself to the ‘waiting list’ which will alert you if there are cancellations.
  • Our 48 hour cancellation policy still applies, whereby the Full Class Cost will be deducted from your voucher if you do not attend.
  • The pass can only be used by one named person, so either the purchaser or the gift recipient. Once this name has been established the pass is non-transferable.
  • In certain circumstances a class may be cancelled, if you are booked onto a class that is cancelled under 48 hours before it is due to start we will issue you with a gift voucher for the full class cost that you can use for six months.

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