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Must know
  • You choose the pass type when you create a pass: Unlimited pass or Credit pass (limited uses).
  • A credit pass must grant at least 1 credit or it won’t save.
  • When a credit pass runs out of uses, the family falls back to the next-best price — the pass simply stops discounting.
  • Available on plans that include Passes — if you don’t see it, ask your Uplifter contact.
Both pass types unlock discounted program pricing for the family that holds them. The difference is how many times that discount applies. Unlimited pass. The discounted tier price applies to every covered registration for the whole family, as long as the pass is within its validity window. There’s no per-use limit, so it’s the right fit for an “all-access” offer where holders should always get the member price. Credit pass (limited uses). You set a fixed number of credits. Each credit covers one registration at the discounted price. It suits class packs or a set number of drop-in-style sessions where you want to cap how much the discount is used. Once a credit pass has no credits left, it stops applying — the family is quoted the next-best price they qualify for (another pass, a membership, or the flat price). An unlimited pass never runs out this way. Related: What is a pass and which athletes does it cover? · How do I create a pass? · What happens when a pass holder uses a credit?