Passes

A bundle — say five or ten credits — bought once, usually for less than the same number of single bookings. Each credit pays for one place. You can hold several passes at the same time.

Passes are in the shop. Pay once and the credits land on your account immediately; there’s nothing to activate and no code to enter. You don’t always have to go looking, either: when a pass would work out cheaper than the class you’re booking, the checkout usually offers it — buy it there and you come straight back to finish the booking.

When you book, a pass that’s accepted for that class appears as one of your ways to pay — choose it and one credit is spent. No card is charged.

Not everything, necessarily. Chocka Yoga decides which passes each class accepts, so a general class pass may not pay for a one-to-one or a specialist session, and a pass sold for those may not work on the general schedule. If a pass isn’t offered as a way to pay for something, it isn’t accepted for it.

Each pass shows how long its credits last before you buy it, for example valid 3 months. That time runs from the day you buy the pass, so each pass you buy has its own expiry date. When you book, the credit closest to expiring is always the one spent first.

Your wallet shows your balance for each pass you hold.

The credit goes back to the pass it came from, with its original expiry date — cancelling doesn’t extend it. This happens automatically as long as you cancel within Chocka Yoga’s notice period; see Booking.

No — credits belong to the account that bought them and can’t be transferred or shared. If you want to give someone a place, a gift card is the thing to buy: it’s made to be handed on.