[MrChip72]

Originally Posted by Robojo

I have the same question! I only like the pools and don't use any other amenity.

I do know that if you don't use any amenity you don't have to pay the fee. But I don't know of any partial pass.

You only need the guest pass if you're just using the family or adult pools. Save yourself the $50 and ask the landlord for guest passes.

[Notsure]

I thought a Guest Pass requires the person be accompanied by the resident …the person of whom they are a guest…when using facilities.

[Bill14564]

Originally Posted by Notsure

I thought a Guest Pass requires the person be accompanied by the resident …the person of whom they are a guest…when using facilities.

Only for In-Area Guest IDs which are passes for children and grandchildren living in Lake, Marion, or Sumter counties. These passes require the resident to be present.

"Normal" Guest IDs do not require the resident to accompany the guest.

[Janie123]

Originally Posted by Jayhawk

If they are "renters" isn't this suggestion gaming the system?

Maybe, but a Lifestyle ID will also get you into some classes that fill up over a regular guest pass (yoga for example)… if all you want to do is go to the pools (family or adult) a guest pass is all you need plus the tenant saves $50 for the Lifestyle IDs and yes, the owner does not have to turn in their IDs.

[Janie123]

Originally Posted by Notsure

I thought a Guest Pass requires the person be accompanied by the resident …the person of whom they are a guest…when using facilities.

Only in-area guests require the accompanying resident.

https://www.districtgov.org/departme...D%20Policy.pdf

[Ele201]

Originally Posted by Dosa56

Are there 2 types of passes to get when renting? We are renting in Alden Villas for the month of April. We are not golfers. Just want to enjoy all the other amenities .

Have fun at Alden Villas! I rented there too awhile ago. Best location, a short walk, just a few minutes, directly to Brownwood Square.