ActiveSG says a child aged 12 to 14 can use its gyms. A parent needs to link the child to their MyActiveSG+ account before buying a gym pass for them. Check the child’s profile and the pass before going to ActiveSG Punggol.
For a first visit, allow time to get help at the entrance if the pass is hard to find. ActiveSG’s gym entry FAQ lists the pass QR code and eligible identity cards, including a student pass, as entry options.
- Check that the child is at least 12.
- Link the child’s profile in the parent’s MyActiveSG+ account.
- Buy the gym pass under the child’s profile.
- Bring the admission details or an eligible student pass.
Set up the linked account before checkout
ActiveSG’s FAQ for visitors under 15 says a parent can buy a single-entry or multi-entry gym pass after linking the child’s account. Check the name on the profile before paying. If more than one child is linked, open the pass afterward and confirm you chose the intended child.
Prepare for entry at Punggol
Check the gym and pass details in MyActiveSG+. ActiveSG’s gym entry FAQ describes scanning a pass QR code or eligible ID. If the child does not have a phone, check the student-pass option and ask staff to help if the scan fails.
Make the first visit easy to manage
For a short first visit, leave time to find the gym, check the rules and become familiar with the space. Ask staff if you need help adjusting equipment. Read the ActiveSG Punggol gym guide for attire, towels and locker information.
Frequently asked questions
Can an 11-year-old use the gym?
ActiveSG gives 12 as the minimum gym age.
What if I cannot link the child’s account?
ActiveSG’s under-15 FAQ says centre staff can assist with buying a single-entry pass if you cannot complete the online steps.
