David Lloyd 14 Day Trial and £14 Offer
Last updated: September 2026
A David Lloyd 14 day pass is designed to give you enough time to decide whether a club works for your routine. Two weeks is long enough to use the gym at different times, try classes, swim, test the journey and judge whether the facilities match the price of the membership you are considering.
How much is the 14 day pass?
The headline £14 for 14 days offer is a promotional price at selected clubs and during selected campaigns. It is not a permanent national price. A more typical two-week trial budget is around £20 to £35, while premium or high-demand clubs can charge more. The club should confirm the current price and the pass rules before you buy.
| Pass type | Working price guide | What it means |
|---|---|---|
| Promotional 14-day pass | £14 | Limited campaign rate at selected clubs |
| Standard two-week trial | £20–£35 | Common local trial range |
| Premium-club trial | Higher club-specific price | Higher-demand sites or broader facilities |
How to make the trial worthwhile
Plan your two weeks before you start. Visit at the times you would normally use the club, including a busy weekday evening or weekend if that is when you are likely to train. Try a class, inspect the pool and changing facilities, check parking, and spend time in the Clubroom. If you are considering Platinum, ask whether your trial includes the premium features you care about, such as racquets, Blaze or Spa Retreat areas.
- Test gym equipment when it is busy, not only at quiet times.
- Try the booking process for classes and courts.
- Check the atmosphere for adults, couples or families depending on your needs.
- Ask for the exact post-trial membership quote before the pass ends.
- Discover if the dress code suits your own clothing preferences.
Questions to ask before buying
Confirm whether the pass is for new customers only, which facilities are included, whether an ID check is required, what age rules apply, whether a guest can join you and whether any dates are excluded. A trial is most useful when it gives a realistic preview of the package you plan to buy. Do not assume every club offers the same trial facilities or price.
Compare David Lloyd membership prices after you have tested the club.