Class Pass Information - Pine Rivers Yoga - Brisbane, Australia

Class Pass Information

A Pine Rivers Yoga Class Pass aims to be more economical for you.

Beyond a Casual (i.e. single) Class Pass, you can purchase Multi-Class Passes which allow you to attend 6 or 12 yoga classes at any of our venues, at a significantly reduced rate.

Each time you attend a class, your total Class Credits Balance is reduced by 1. This balance is automatically maintained by the Pine Rivers Yoga admin system.

Alternatively you can purchase an Unlimited Class Pass which allows you to attend as many classes as you wish, at any of our venues, for 6 months or a whole year.

This is how it works: 

  • You can monitor your class credits by logging in to pineriversyoga.com using your email address and password
  • When you are low on credits, or you have run out of credits, you will receive a reminder email. (Please ensure your email address is kept up to date)
  • If the reminder email doesn't reach you and you run out of class credits, we'll let you know when you next come to class
  • You can attend any regular class during the week
  • The class credits are valid for 6 months from date of purchase
  • A class pass cannot be shared between students although you can transfer all or some of your credits to another student upon request

At class:

  • Swipe your fob against the reader connected to the tablet in the studio or, in the absence of a reader, print your name and sign the class sheet. This is how we keep track of your credits.
  • After you swipe your fob, your name is automatically added to the class roll, your credit balance is decremented by 1 (for that class) and displayed on the tablet for you to see
  • Your teacher can issue you a fob if you don't have one

    

Note:

  • These class credits cannot be used as payment for Workshops or Courses or the appointment only Yoga Therapy class.
  • The classes are not suitable for children under the age of 12.  Students under the age of 16 must be accompanied by their parent or guardian.