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Yoga Yurtopia
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- Category
- Yoga · Fitness Studio
- Price
- 45–600 GBP
Prices
| Plan | Price |
|---|---|
| 5-class pass (Community Rate) | £45 |
| 10-class pass (Community Rate) | £90 |
| Monthly unlimited (Community Rate) | £80 |
| Annual pass (Community Rate) | £600 |
Opening hours
- Mon
- 06:45-08:30
- Tue
- 18:00-21:30
- Wed
- 06:45-08:30
- Thu
- 15:30-21:30
- Fri
- 06:45-21:30
- Sat
- Closed
- Sun
- 09:45-13:00
Classes
Beginner's YogaSlow Flow / Yoga NidraRestorativeYinMorning FlowMid-morning FlowPhysical PhridaysVinyasa FlowSunday UnwindMonday Kickstart
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Frequently asked questions about Yoga Yurtopia
How much does it cost to train at Yoga Yurtopia?
Prices at Yoga Yurtopia are in the 45–600 GBP range. The cheapest option is 5-class pass (Community Rate) at £45.
Does Yoga Yurtopia have an intro offer?
Yes. Yoga Yurtopia offers: First class free for new customers using discount code FREECLASS at checkout.
What are the opening hours at Yoga Yurtopia?
Yoga Yurtopia is open Mon 06:45-08:30, Tue 18:00-21:30, Wed 06:45-08:30, Thu 15:30-21:30, Fri 06:45-21:30, Sat Closed, Sun 09:45-13:00.
Where is Yoga Yurtopia?
Yoga Yurtopia is at 56 Park Rd, New Barnet, London in Barnet, London.
What kind of training does Yoga Yurtopia offer?
At Yoga Yurtopia you will find yoga and fitness studio.
What rating does Yoga Yurtopia have?
Yoga Yurtopia has 5.0 out of 5 on Google based on 8 reviews.
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Where you'll be
Barnet, London
56 Park Rd, New Barnet, London, EN4 9QF, London
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