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David Lloyd 14 days

August 17, 2025

Want to try David Lloyd without committing long‑term—or bring a friend for a day? This 2025 guide explains the
14‑Day Trial Pass and Guest Pass in plain English: eligibility, booking steps, age rules, what’s included,
typical prices, and smart tips to get the most value.

What Is the David Lloyd 14‑Day Trial Pass?

The 14‑Day Trial Pass gives you two consecutive weeks of access to one selected David Lloyd club (your “home club” for the trial).
It’s designed for people who want to fully test the facilities before choosing a membership.

Best for anyone who wants a full club experience over two weeks—gym, pool, classes, and family time—before committing.

How It Works

  1. Enquire online or in‑club to check if the 14‑day trial is available at your preferred club.
  2. Book your activation visit (bring photo ID). The 14 days start from activation.
  3. Enjoy consecutive access for two weeks; book classes/courts in advance where required.

Key Rules (Typical)

  • Consecutive days only (no pausing part‑way).
  • Home‑club access (cross‑club access is usually not included).
  • One trial per household is commonly enforced.
  • Standard club etiquette and health & safety rules apply; management discretion to refuse entry.
  • Some premium areas (e.g., gated spa retreats) may be excluded for trials.

What’s Typically Included

  • Gym floor (cardio, strength, functional)
  • Pools (indoor; outdoor where available)
  • Group classes (space‑permitting; members often have priority)
  • Family swim times & kids’ areas (club‑dependent)
  • Café/clubroom, Wi‑Fi, and workspace areas

Common Exclusions/Extras

  • Gated spa retreats or adult‑only wellness zones (varies by club)
  • Personal training, spa treatments, swim lessons
  • Court bookings/equipment hire (tennis, squash, badminton, padel)

What Is a David Lloyd Guest Pass?

A Guest Pass lets a non‑member (friend/partner/family/colleague) visit for a single day at a specific club. Availability,
pricing, and areas included vary by location and time of day.

Single‑day access
Club‑specific
Pre‑book recommended
ID required
Extras may apply

Guest Pass Basics

Booking
Via member app or reception; walk‑ins may be refused at capacity.
Entry
Guest checks in at reception with valid ID; some clubs require member accompaniment.
Access
Gym, pools, classes (if space); premium areas may be limited/restricted.
Fees
Set by club/tier; courts/coaching/treatments extra.

Typical Day‑Rate Ranges (Guide)

Guest Type Indicative Price Notes
Adult £25–£35 Varies by club & time; peak hours may cost more
Child/Junior £10–£20 Age rules apply; spa access usually not permitted
Family Day (2A+2C) £45–£60 Occasional bundles; ask reception
Groups (10+) ~£20 pp Pre‑arranged only; subject to availability
Members often get a limited guest quota each year; additional guests are paid. Always check your club’s current rules.

Trial vs Guest Pass: Quick Comparison

Feature 14‑Day Trial Pass Guest Pass (Day)
Duration 14 consecutive days from activation Single day (booked date)
Where Valid Usually one “home” club Booked club only
Booking Enquiry + in‑club activation with ID Pre‑book via app or reception; ID needed
Access Gym, pool, classes (subject to space); some spa limits Gym, pool, classes (space‑permitting); premium areas limited
Racquets Often extra for courts/equipment Often extra for courts/equipment
Price Varies; sometimes promotional Adult £25–£35; family/junior options vary
Age Rules Under‑18 with supervision; spa 16+/18+ typical Under‑18 with supervision; spa 16+/18+ typical
Limits Commonly one trial per household Guest quotas; member accompaniment may be required

Age & Supervision Rules (Typical)

Area Under‑18 Access Notes
Gym Floor 12–15 with adult; 16+ solo (club‑dependent) Induction may be required for teens
Pools Allowed with supervising adult Family swim times and ratios vary
Group Classes Selected classes from 14+/16+ Spaces limited; member priority
Spa (Sauna/Steam/Hydro) Generally 16+/18+ only Adult‑only areas strictly enforced
Racquet Courts With adult supervision Court hire and coaching extra

How to Book (Step‑by‑Step)

14‑Day Trial Pass

  1. Contact your club to confirm trial availability and any fees.
  2. Book the activation visit (bring photo ID); start on a date you can use daily.
  3. Activate in‑club; set up app access and book classes/courts early.

Guest Pass

  1. Check capacity & availability for your date/time (app or reception).
  2. Pre‑book & pay any day fees; confirm adult/child/family option.
  3. Arrive with ID (and with the member if required); enjoy your visit.
Pro tip: For trials, activate at the start of a fortnight you can commit to—so you don’t waste days.

Inclusions & Exclusions (At a Glance)

Category Usually Included Often Extra / Limited
Fitness Gym floor, group classes (space‑permitting) Personal training, small‑group coaching
Aquatics Indoor pool; family swim Swim lessons; outdoor pools seasonal
Spa/Wellness Basic sauna/steam (club‑dependent) Gated spa retreats; treatments
Racquets Court access at some tiers Court hire, equipment, coaching
Guests/Family Kids’ areas at family clubs Paid guest passes; holiday camps

Price Snapshot (Guide Only)

Exact prices vary by club and season. Use these ranges to plan your visit and ask reception for current offers.

Item Typical Range Notes
14‑Day Trial Free–£60 Availability is promotional; some clubs charge a small fee
Adult Guest (Day) £25–£35 Peak hours may cost more; ask for bundles
Child/Junior Guest £10–£20 Age limits & supervision rules apply
Family Day £45–£60 Occasional family packages
Court Hire £0–£20+ Depends on sport/club/time; equipment extra
Ask on the day: fee waivers, guest bundles, and PT/class tasters. These change through the year.

Frequently Asked Questions (2025)

Is the 14‑Day Trial always available?
It’s promotional and varies by club/season. Contact your club to confirm current availability and any fee.

Can I use more than one club during my 14 days?
Trials are usually limited to the club that activates your pass. Always check locally before you start.

Do guests have to arrive with the member?
Many clubs require the sponsoring member to be present at check‑in; others allow pre‑booked day visitors. Ask reception.

Are spa retreats included for trial/guest users?
Often restricted or excluded; adult‑only age limits apply even where access is allowed.

Can I book classes and courts on a trial or guest pass?
Usually yes, subject to availability. Members commonly have priority; fees may apply for courts/equipment.

What ID should I bring?
A valid government‑issued photo ID that matches the booking name. Some clubs take a quick reception photo on first visit.

Smart Tips for Maximum Value

  • Time your trial to a fortnight you can attend frequently.
  • Pre‑book popular classes and courts as soon as your access starts.
  • Check family hours if visiting with kids; plan swims and classes around them.
  • Ask about offers (fee waivers, guest bundles, PT tasters) on the day.
  • Tour the club with staff—learn peak/quiet times and area‑specific rules.
Summary: Choose the 14‑Day Trial for a deep, two‑week test drive; pick a Guest Pass for a one‑day taste with friends or family.
Rules, access, and pricing vary by club—check locally before you go.
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