Time remains
Check the end date after recorded pauses.
Yoga
If moving or changing schedules leaves yoga classes unused, check whether your studio permits a transfer.
Period, session and monthly passes differ. Group and private classes also have different booking and programme conditions.
When to consider a transfer
Check the end date after recorded pauses.
Separate group and private sessions and eligible timetables.
Ask whether transfer is limited to the original studio.
Refunds are settled by the venue under the contract, including used services and applicable deductions. Transfers need venue approval to move the remaining entitlement to another person.
Compare the refundable amount, transfer fees and what the buyer can actually use. Today Ticket does not process refunds or name changes for the venue.
Confirm the pass type and remaining days or sessions in studio records.
Check group/private access, programmes and level restrictions.
Ask about cancellation deductions and the buyer's remaining pause allowance.
Confirm branch changes, buyer registration and name-change fees.
Choose Sports on Home to compare nearby classes and passes. Confirm the actual programme and venue conditions before trading.
In Sell, choose a personal transfer and enter the product, remaining quantity, expiry and confirmed venue restrictions. Follow the venue's own name-change procedure.
They may. Give the studio the product name and balance, then confirm the new expiry and eligible classes.
Conversion is not automatic. Ask about approval, extra fees and instructor assignment before buying.
Confirm how past pauses affect expiry and whether the buyer can request further pauses under studio policy.
Branches may have different operators. Confirm member-record transfer, available programmes and extra costs for the intended branch.
The studio may require seller verification, buyer registration and a fee. Ask whether both people must attend and when registration becomes effective.
Review transfer steps, refund comparisons and the buying safety checklist alongside category-specific terms.