Cumnock Library will be closed on Sat 6 June
The Baird Institute will be closed on Fri 5 June
Darvel Library will closing at the earlier time of 2.30pm on Fri 5 June
Our memberships suit any lifestyle or budget and they can be used in across a range of our venues including the Galleon Centre offering great flexibility and variety.
You can download our app to book classes, edit bookings and more.
Available from the App Store and Google Play – search Ayrshire360 in due course
All prices quoted are via Direct Debit
£24
£21 conc
£288
£252 conc
£36
£30 conc
£432
£360 (conc)
£24
£288
£15
£180
£10 (12 month programme - referral only)
£12
£144
£17
£204
£27
£324
£13
£156
£23
£276
*Racquet Sports - Includes games hall sports only - badminton, table tennis, short tennis & pickleball. Member's guest(s) (max 3 per court) can play FREE - only one court per member per sport per day is permitted.
*Shoot the Hoops - Includes casual use of a sports hall court subject to availability for basketball. All participants must have a membership. Limited to 1hr per day.
*Athletics Track - Access to public sessions time only, check with venue for timetable.
*Junior (12-15yrs) Memberships are required to complete a mandatory teenfit course prior to joining.
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Subscription Category |
Description |
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65yrs+ |
Available to adults aged 65+. Must provide proof of age |
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Full time student |
Available to 18yrs + who are studying at college / university full time. |
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Disabled |
Available to 18yrs+ who are receiving Incapacity Benefit, Disability Living Allowance (DLA), Personal Independence Payment (PIP), Employment & Support Allowance (ESA) or holds a National Entitlement Card (please provide a letter of entitlement or a bank statement showing payments dated within the last 3 months |
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Unemployed |
Available to 18yrs+. Please provide a letter / email or entitlement from DWP / Universal Credit |
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Carer |
Available to anyone who looks after a family member, partner or friend who needs help because of their illness, frailty, disability, mental health problem or an addiction and cannot cope without their support. The care they give is unpaid |
