Amsterdam Premium Fitness Pass

Your workout plan in Amsterdam is already set. You get access to 20+ gyms and hundreds of daily classes, so you can train on your schedule, not the other way around. It is designed for travelers who want consistency without signing up for a membership.

My favorite part is the built-in flexibility: choose 1, 2, or 5 entries and use them when your trip allows. One thing to consider, though, is that the experience depends on a code plus an app check-in every time you visit the gym, so you will want your phone charged.

Key things to know before you go

• Pick your entry bundle: 1, 2, or 5 entries, with flexibility for how often you plan to train
• 30 days after first redemption: you activate with your first use, then have a set window to keep going
• No time restrictions on the pass: once you have access to book, you are not forced into fixed time slots
• You check in with your cellphone: the app is part of the routine, not optional
• Your pass is personal: it is linked to you and cannot be shared
• Good example venue, Trainmore: you can end up working out at a premium-feeling gym like Trainmore Haarlem

What the Amsterdam Premium Fitness Pass really gives you

This is not a guided workout tour. It is a gym access pass that works like a travel-friendly fitness toolbox. You buy it once, then you use it to enter gyms across Amsterdam, as your schedule and motivation allow.

The headline promise is simple: access to 20+ gyms and hundreds of classes. That matters because Amsterdam trips often come with surprise changes. A meeting runs late, the weather flips, or you decide to explore longer than planned. A pass like this helps you keep training without hunting for day passes each time.

It is also set up for independence. The activity starts in Amsterdam and ends back at the same starting point, but in practice your “route” is wherever you choose to work out. You are not tied to a fixed itinerary of one gym location.

One more real-world detail: the provider is BODDY. The mechanics are built around redeeming a code, booking your class, and then using the app for entry. So your success here depends more on how you handle your phone and schedule than on anything a guide hands you.

Price and value: $26.02 with 1, 2, or 5 entries

The price shown is $26.02 per person. What makes that feel reasonable is the structure of the pass, not just the sticker number. You are buying flexibility: multiple gyms, multiple class days, and the ability to spread your workouts across your trip.

Here is how I think about the value for you. If you are the type of traveler who wants at least one solid workout, a 1-entry option can be a low-stress way to keep momentum. If you want a steady rhythm, the 2-entry option starts making more sense. And if you are on a longer business trip or you plan to train more seriously, the 5-entry option can shrink the cost per workout fast.

Two important notes that affect “value” in your head:

• The pass has no time restrictions, so you are not paying for a rigid slot system. You only pay for access.
• Your pass is valid for 30 days after your first redemption, so you should plan your first gym booking early in your trip if you want maximum flexibility.

Also, the pass includes all fees and taxes. That reduces the annoying surprises that can happen with add-on charges elsewhere.

How the pass works in real life: code, app, and check-in

The pass is easy in concept, and it is a little more “process-driven” than a walk-up day pass. In practice, the flow looks like this:

1. You get a code after booking.
2. You redeem that code on the supplier website.
3. You download the app.
4. You search for a gym, book a class if needed, and then check in when you arrive.

That check-in detail is not minor. One reviewer specifically said you have to check in with your cellphone every time you visit the gym. That is how they let you through. So make it your rule to keep your phone on you, your battery ready, and the app installed before you land in the city that day.

The good news is that multiple notes point to the process being smooth and intuitive. In other words, you are not signing up for a complicated scavenger hunt. But you do need to participate in the digital workflow.

The other workflow advantage is planning power. Once you are in the app, you can use a map to find the gym that is actually convenient for you at that moment. That beats asking a hotel desk if any nearby places sell day passes, then negotiating on the spot.

Choosing gyms without wasting your day

The pass gives you a lot of choice, and choice is what saves you time while traveling. You can pick a gym near where you are staying or where your day already takes you.

Just don’t expect every listing to feel identical. One reviewer compared venue variety unfavorably to another city pass they tried. They still found the Amsterdam selection convenient, but that comment is a reminder: you may not get the exact gym vibe you want every time, depending on what is available during your dates.

Here is how you can handle that like a pro:

• Pick your first gym based on convenience, not perfection.
• Then use your remaining entries to chase your preferred workout style, if that gym has the classes you want.
• If your schedule gets chaotic, choose the gym you can reliably reach and treat the workout as the win.

Also, this pass is personal and non-transferable. That means it is linked to an individual user. So if you are traveling with a friend or partner and you were hoping to share one entry, plan that differently before you buy.

Finally, your “group size” is capped at 100 travelers for the activity overall. Since this is a pass and not a guided group session, that number is mostly reassurance that things are organized, not a sign you will be herded together.

Classes, no time limits, and staying consistent while traveling

The pass includes no time restrictions, which is a big deal if your trip rhythm changes day to day. You are not forced into a single time window, and you are not stuck training only when you can predict your schedule weeks in advance.

It also includes access to hundreds of daily fitness classes. For me, that is the real travel superpower. When you are away from home, your routine can collapse in two ways: you miss your usual class type, or you miss training entirely because life gets in the way. With class variety, you can adapt your workout without breaking your habit.

A practical tip: aim for consistency, not hero workouts. If your travel day is packed, a shorter class or a class that matches your energy level can keep you from losing momentum. When you are on a 30-day window after first redemption, you have enough time to build a routine, but you still want to use the pass before the window closes.

Also, a moderate physical fitness level is recommended. If you are brand-new to exercise, coming back from an injury, or you plan to push hard, you might want to choose easier classes first. The pass gives you access, but it does not replace smart choices for your body.

A sample venue experience: Trainmore in Haarlem

One of the most specific venue stories in the feedback centers on Trainmore. A reviewer talked about working out at Trainmore Haarlem, describing a “nice gym nearby” their hotel, plus a smooth check-in experience. Another note described Trainmore Gym as a premium gym with a setup in a brick house and three floors, plus top-notch equipment and many courses.

You should treat those as examples, not a guarantee that every venue will feel the same way. But they do tell you something important about what level of place you might find in the partner network: not just bare-minimum facilities.

If you like the idea of a more “real gym” experience during travel, Trainmore is the kind of venue that can make the pass feel worth it. You are not simply buying entry, you are buying a space that helps you train with confidence.

Who should buy this fitness pass, and who should skip it

This pass fits best if you are traveling for business or on a city break and you want workouts that do not depend on finding a one-off solution each day. It is also a good fit if you like variety, because you are not limited to one gym building or one class schedule.

You will probably like it if:

• You want flexible access to many gyms rather than one location
• You plan to book classes when your schedule allows
• You do not want the hassle of hunting day passes on the fly
• You are comfortable using an app and doing phone check-ins

You might want to skip it if:

• You hate app-based check-in processes and want a purely offline experience
• You are planning to share a pass with someone else (it is non-transferable)
• You are under 18 (it is not valid for people under 18 years of age)
• You want fixed, guided sessions with a single start time and meeting point inside the gym

One more subtle point: this is set up around gym visits, so the “2 hours” duration listed is likely about the experience block on the booking side, not that every workout is two hours. In real life, your workout length is up to you, as long as you manage class schedules.

Should you book the Amsterdam Premium Fitness Pass?

If your goal is simple, keep fit while you are in Amsterdam without the stress of figuring out gym access from scratch, I think this pass is a strong buy. The big wins are practical: multiple gyms, lots of classes, and a clear rule set for using your entries over your window.

If you are the kind of traveler who plans to train once, this can be a cost-effective way to keep your routine alive. If you plan to train two or five times, it starts to feel even smarter because you are not boxed into one location, and you can match classes to your energy.

My final advice is to treat the phone and app workflow as part of the trip prep. Download the app before you need it. Keep your code handy. Then use the map in the app to choose the gym that fits your day, not the one you remember from your first afternoon in town.

FAQ

How many gyms are included with the pass?

The pass provides access to over 20 gyms in Amsterdam.

How long is the pass valid after I first redeem it?

It is valid for 30 days after your first redemption.

Do I have to work out at a specific time?

No. The pass has no time restrictions.

What entry options are available?

You can choose from 1-, 2-, or 5-entry options.

Is the pass linked to my identity?

Yes. The pass is personal and non-transferable, linked to an individual user.

What do I need to use to redeem and enter gyms?

You redeem a code on the supplier website, then you download the app and check in with your cellphone each time you visit a gym.

Is there free cancellation?

Yes, cancellation is free. For a full refund, you must cancel at least 24 hours in advance of the experience start time.

Is this pass valid for minors?

No. It is not valid for people under 18 years of age.