A new flexible way for Edinburgh residents to use the gyms, pools and fitness classes offered by Edinburgh Leisure is available this month.
The fitness charity is inviting people in the city to step into spring with its Spring Pass which includes two weeks of unlimited access to gyms, pools and fitness classes for £20.
The passes are available to buy from the Edinburgh Leisure website until 30 April, and is recommended for anyone looking to keep fit who is but unsure where to start. It would also be ideal for someone getting back into a fitness routine, or who wants the freedom of trying different activities without a long-term commitment.
A Stress‑Free Way to Start Moving
A spokesperson for Edinburgh Leisure said: “The pressure of having a plan, a goal, or the confidence to walk into a fitness space already knowing what you’re doing can feel intimidating.
“The Spring Pass lifts that pressure. It gives you the freedom to move in whatever way suits your day – a quick swim before work, a weekend gym session or your first ever fitness class. No fixed routine and no need to know your “thing”. Try something out and, if it’s not for you, simply switch it up.”
Explore Edinburgh Leisure’s Venues
Spring Pass holders can enjoy all Edinburgh Leisure’s venues, including the fitness spaces such as:
- Meadowbank Sports Centre
- Royal Commonwealth Pool
- Victorian Swimming Pools
Each venue offers a welcoming environment and a mix of activities suited to first‑timers, returners and anyone looking for a fresh start.
A Simple First Step Into Spring
No contracts. No long‑term commitment. No expectations.
Edinburgh Leisure says this is an easy, affordable way to move a little more this spring – and discover what feels good along the way.
For more information or to purchase the Spring Pass, visit: Edinburgh Gym and Fitness Memberships – Swim, Climb, Golf
Edinburgh Leisure is the charity arm of The City of Edinburgh Council which is dedicated to helping people lead more active, healthy lives. With 75 sport, leisure and school venues in the city, it aims to create opportunities for everyone to get active and stay active.
