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Refresh! Opening Hours out of School Holidays - Autumn/Winter Relax and Unwind Enjoy Training Pool Programme Ice Rink Programme refresh! Opening Hours Out Of School Holidays - Autumn/Winter Relax and unwind Enjoy 22:00 Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun While your children swim Public Ice Skating Ice Skating Curling Curling Curling Curling Skating Lessons Lessons Opening Times and Prices (10am - (8am - (8am - Masters Masters (Sauna and Steam Room – includes free swim) 21:00 12.30pm) 12.30pm) 12.30pm) Prices Crossfit ICE PREPARATION Autumn/Winter 2016/17 GASC Standard Public Public Public Fun Skating Adult £6.00 Aqua 20:00 Otters Curling Curling Curling Curling Session Skating Skating Aerobics (1pm - OAP/ Students £4.60 3.15pm) (1-3.30pm) (1-3pm) Set up Set I.A.S.C I.A.S.C I.A.S.C ICE PREPARATION Memberships available. Please contact Sub Aqua Lane swimming 19:00 Figure Lane Swimming Ice Skating Figure Lane swimming the Waterfront Fitness Gym on 01475 213 137 I.A.S.C I.A.S.C Skating Lessons Skating Lane swimming Curling Curling Curling Curling Club You must be 16 years and over to use sauna/steam room I.A.S.C (3.30pm - (3.15- 7.00pm) (3.45- 7.30pm) 6.45pm) Opening Hours: 18:00 ICE PREPARATION Mon-Fri 10am-9pm Sat-Sun 9am-4.30pm Ice Curling Curling Curling Curling Disco Closed Closed Club I.A.S.C (7-9pm) Offers Swim 17:00 Lessons Lessons Lessons Lessons Lessons Swimming Swimming Swimming Swimming Swimming Opening Hours During School Holidays including Public holidays Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun 16:00 OpePublicning HPublicours Public Public Public Ice Skating Ice VSkatingisito r Prices Skating Skating Skating Skating Skating Lessons Lessons (10am- (10am- (10am- (10am- (10am- (8am- (8am- Leis12.30pm)ure Pool12.30pm) 12.30pm) 12.30pm) 12.00pm) 12.30pm) 12.30pm) During non-school term times and public holidays, 15:00 all activities are at the standard prices. ICE PREPARATION Monday - Friday 12 noon - 8.30pm* Public Public Public Public Public Public PublicSwimming Leisure PassLeisure Pass Saturday 10.00am - 4.30pm Skating (GYM, SWIM & FITNESS CLASSES) Rookie Lifeguard Course Skating Skating Skating Skating Skating Skating Standard Off Peak Standard Off Peak (12.30- Sund(1-3.30pm)ay (1-3.30pm) 10.0(1-3.30pm)0am - 4.30p(1-3:30pm)m (1-3.30pm) (1-3pm) Package includes UNLIMITED use of: 14:00 Last admissions are 30 minutes before closing time. *Exce3.15pm)pt Inverclyde school Adult £4.30 £3.70 £2.90 £2.40 ICE PREPARATION holidays when opening hours are 10.00am - 7.00pm Child £3.30 £2.80 £2.40 £2.10 Figure • 200 x Group X Classes Figure Figure Figure Figure Lane swimming Lane swimming Lane swimming Lane swimming Lane swimming Ice Skating Skating FigureOAP, UB40, STUDENT** £3.30 £3.20 £2.40 £2.10 TrainSkatinging P ooSkatingl Skating Skating * Minimum age 14yrs For Lessons Club Skating 13:00 (3.45 to (3.45 to (3.45 to (3.45 to (3:30-7pm) (3.45- (3.15-7.45) Group X Classes Mond6.30pm)ay and Thur6.30pm)sday 7.00a6.30pm)m - 9.30pm6.30pm) Early Birds 6.45pm) (Monday to Friday 7.00am-9.00am) Welcome Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday 7ICE.00 aPREPARATIONm - 8.30pm • 7 x Fitness Gyms SaturdPublicay and SunPublicday 9 .00amPublic - 4.3 0pmPublic Adult £3.40 £2.40 The Waterfront is one of Scotland’s top visitor attractions, offering a Ice Disco • 1 x Free Weights gym 12:00 NB: For details of restricted sessions refer to diagram on rear of this leaflet.Closed Last Closed Skating Skating Skating Skating (7-9pm) OAP, UB40, STUDENT** £2.90 £2.10 unique combination of swimming, skating, curling, fitness and (7-9pm) (7-9pm) (7-9pm) (7-9pm) admissions are 30 minutes before closing time. *Children under 8 must be acc•o m3p axn iSwimminged in the water an Poolsd on the ice by a responsible exercise of the highest quality. Whether you want adult 16 years and over when swimming and skating. a rigorous work out in our 140 station gym, a relaxing swim, sauna, Swimming Lessons * You must be 16 years and over During public sessions, Private/Group Skating Lessons may take place. to use sauna/steam room 11:00 steam room or fun swimming with the children or a Swimming lessons for both adults and children are available. Please FREE Swimming for Inverclyde children fitness class, the Waterfront is the place to be. This leaflet gives full Swimming Lessons Swimming Lessons Swimming Lessons Swimming Lessons conIcetact re cSkatingeption on 014 7Lessons5 797979 for more and resideILn Fitnessts ag Plus+ed 6 Membership0 and ove rPackages details of all the facilities, their opening times and prices. infoBothrmati ogroupn. and private lessons are available for children Aqua Natal For more information please call Standard and Off Peak Times and adults of all ages and abilities. Licensed NISA coachesSka ting Aqua 10:00 Ice Rink Zumba The Membership Team on 01475 213 137 Off peak times, excluding school and public holidays, are: Forteach opening thehour sflagship and details learn-to-skate of skating lessons s eeprogramme the Ice Rink where you’ll(Fri/S at/Sun only during school terms) Monday to Friday: 9am to 5pm Adult or Email: £4.8 [email protected] £3.80 £3.10 £2.40 Aqua Fit Prolearngramm ethe pag efundamental.No Speed Skatin gmovements. Rules will be str iandctly e nbasicforced. Lskills.ast Aqua Fit Saturday and Sunday: 9am to 12 noon admIceissi oskatingns are 30 ism greatinutes b funefor eand closi nit’sg t imevene. more enjoyable Child £3.80 £3.10 £2.90 £2.20 09:00 On school and public holidays, swimming and skating become Fitwhenness Gyouym know: Tel 0 1how!475 All71 5details788 of course dates are OAP, UB40, Student** £3.40 £3.00 £2.40 £2.20 standard rate. Skate Hire £2.20 £2.20 £2.20 £2.20 Benefit from a wide range of fitness Moavailablenday - Friday from reception7.00am - 10.0 and0pm are on our website GROUP FITNESS PROGRAMMES Children’s Prices Masters Masters www.inverclydeleisure.com or email our Ice Skating Individual Lessons classes and programmes with Saturday 8.30am - 7.00pm Benefit from a wide range of fitness classesqu aandlified programmesinstructors. See our ThEarly Birds e childreEarly Birds n’s prices apply wheEarly Birds re a child is aged under 16 years. (Single) £9.20 £9.20 £9.20 £9.20 08:00 SunCo-ordinatorday Kayleigh 8.30am - 6Munro.00pm at ChilLane swimming dren undeLane swimming r 8 years of age muLane swimming st be accompanied in the water with qualified instructors. See our detailed dprogrammeetailed progra matm e at For [email protected] time users of this facility please contact Gym Reception for details (Double) £17.00 £17.00 £17.00 £17.00 Early Birds Early Birds www.inverclydeleisure.comwww.inverclydeleisure.com and on the ice by a responsible adult 16 years and over when of initial Induction classes. Skating Aid Hire £2.50 (30 minutes) Lane swimming swimming and skating.Lane swimming Last Admission 45 minutes before close. 07:00 Hi! Meet Pete and Sammy Spectators £1.70 per adult and per child Spectators Auld’s Café Spectating is available at a cost of £1.70 per adult and per child. Your ice skating friends, we’re here to: I.A.S.C I.A.S.C I.A.S.C The Auld’s Café offers a great selection of hot and cold food, teas and Fitness Gyms Spectating is restricted to adults only or children coff•e eHelps. you to skate accompanied by an adult after 6pm each day. Adult £5.80 £5.20 £4.50 £3.90 06:00 • Build your confidence OAP, UB40, STUDENT** £4.20 £3.90 £4.20 £3.60 www.inverclydeleisure.com Booking of Facilities FRI SAT SUN • Give you more fun on the ice TUES WED MON THURS Fitness Classes £4.80 £4.80 £3.60 £3.60 Inverclyde Leisure is a registered Scottish Charity No. SC 032161 Bookings may be made in person up to 7 days in advance, w position. activity as the pool floor will have to be placed in correct may be a delay at the start of any programmed 1. There ith and may change without notice. is subject to constant review 2. This programme 3. Lane swimming is available at all other times when no activity programmed. You can hire us during all public skating sessions payment made at the time of booking. Inverclyde Leisure Top Deck OAP Aqua Fit £2.70 £2.70 £2.70 £2.70 and Fitness cardholders can book up to 8 days in advance by A wide range of memberships are also available. telephone or in person, quoting their card details. On-line booking Please contact gym reception on 01475 715788 for details. now available. Full details are available from Reception. **Student cards only valid during term times. Flume and Tyre Rides Combination Tickets Standard only Use of these facilities is included in the Family Swim £13.00 Family Swim & Skate £23.00 swimming prices. For safety reasons, we adhere to the (2 Adults & 2 Children) (2 Adults & 2 Children, skate hire incl.) manufacturers’ guidelines on the use of these rides which require Additional Child £2.90 Additional Child £4.00 users to be a minimum height of 1.2 metres. For your safety and Fitness Gym & Swim £7.50 enjoyment, please follow the general guidelines displayed. Family Skate £16.00 Swim & Skate (2 Adults & 2 Children, skate hire incl.) Adult £7.50 Additional Child £3.00 Child £5.80 OPENING HOURS Visitor Prices During non-school term times and public holidays, Learn to Swim at Leisure Pool all activities are at the standard prices.
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