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Passport to Leisure

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What is a Passport to Leisure?

A Passport to Leisure is an annual leisure card that gives you reduced prices for activities at Council sports centres.  There are three types of Passport to Leisure card...

Adult Passport to Leisure

  • for individual adults, aged 16 years and over
  • £11.35 a year

Concessionary Passport to Leisure

  • juniors under 16 years
  • registered disabled people
  • full time students
  • over 60s
  • unemployed or on New Deal
  • £5.80 a year

Family Passport to Leisure

  • for families, with up to two adults and a maximum of five family members on one card
  • all children must be under 16 years
  • £22.75 a year

An Adult, Concessionary or Family Passport to Leisure entitles you to:

  • reduced prices for a range of activities at Council sports centres - for details of the sports centres and activities included in the scheme visit Passport to Leisure sports centre activities
  • seven day advanced booking in person or by telephone and you don't have to play until you play
  • no deposit payable for equipment hire.

What is a Recreation Passport to Leisure?

You can apply for a Recreation Passport to Leisure if you are a Derby resident and are:

  • over 18 and on Income Support or Job Seeker's Allowance
  • an unemployed school leaver between 16 and 18 years old
  • a registered disabled person, receiving Disability Living Allowance, Severe Disability Living Allowance, Incapacity Benefit or Care Allowance
  • a volunteer through the European Volunteer Service
  • an unemployed asylum seeker
  • a foster carer who works for Derby City Council
  • are receiving Guaranteed Pensions Credit.

A Recreation Passport to Leisure costs £5.80 a year and entitles you to:

  • free admission to certain sports facilities from 9am to 4pm weekdays and all day at weekends and on Bank Holidays - for details of the activities included in the scheme visit Recreation Passport to Leisure free activities
  • free equipment hire during off-peak hours
  • concessionary Passport to Leisure charges for activities that are not free during off peak times
  • concessionary Passport to Leisure charges for activites during peak times
  • seven day advanced booking for courts, courses and sessions during peak times

How to apply for a Passport to Leisure or a Recreation Passport to Leisure

Step 1: Complete the application form.  You can download the application form, pick up a copy from your local sports centre or call Sport and Leisure on 01332 641235 and we will post you a form.

Step 2: If you are applying for a Concessionary Passport to Leisure or a Recreation Passport to Leisure you need to get the right identification or proof of benefit.   For more information on the right identification and proof visit Passport to Leisure Proof.

Step 3: Take the completed application form, the right identification and proof of benefit if necessary and your payment to any of these sports centres...

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