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Flying Fantastic, Bankside
4.8· 161 reviews on GoogleArch 27, Old union yard arches, 229 Union St, Southwark, LondonMore in SouthwarkMore in London
Flying Fantastic, Bankside · Trial class
New customers get 3 classes for £60 (£20 per class)
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- Category
- Aerial · Fitness Studio · Gymnastics · Yoga
- Price
- New Customer Offer (3 classes)£60
- Single class credit (PAYG)from £20
- Class packs4 or 8 credits available
- MembershipsFlight Club (see website for details)
Opening hours
- Mon–Thu
- 09:30-21:00
- Fri
- 10:00-20:00
- Sat
- 09:00-15:00
- Sun
- 10:30-15:00
Classes
Aerial SilksAerial HoopStatic TrapezeAerial SlingsAerial StrapsRopeAerial Yoga & WellbeingConditioning & FlexibilityAccessible Aerial
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Frequently asked questions about Flying Fantastic, Bankside
How much does it cost to train at Flying Fantastic, Bankside?
Prices at Flying Fantastic, Bankside are in the 20–60 GBP range.
Does Flying Fantastic, Bankside have an intro offer?
Yes. Flying Fantastic, Bankside offers: New customers get 3 classes for £60 (£20 per class).
What are the opening hours at Flying Fantastic, Bankside?
Flying Fantastic, Bankside is open Mon–Thu 09:30-21:00, Fri 10:00-20:00, Sat 09:00-15:00, Sun 10:30-15:00.
Where is Flying Fantastic, Bankside?
Flying Fantastic, Bankside is at Arch 27, Old union yard arches, 229 Union St in Southwark, London.
What kind of training does Flying Fantastic, Bankside offer?
At Flying Fantastic, Bankside you will find aerial, fitness studio, gymnastics and yoga.
What rating does Flying Fantastic, Bankside have?
Flying Fantastic, Bankside has 4.8 out of 5 on Google based on 161 reviews.
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Where you'll be
Southwark, London
Arch 27, Old union yard arches, 229 Union St, SE1 0LR, London
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