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How to Set Up Age Restrictions for an Activity
How to Set Up Age Restrictions for an Activity

Ensure Bookings Are Limited to the Right Members

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Written by Owain Rees
Updated over 2 weeks ago

Easily control access to bookable activities with Clubmate’s Age Restrictions feature, ensuring only members within the correct age range can make bookings.


Why Use This Feature?

  • Prevent Incorrect Bookings – Ensure age-restricted activities are booked only by eligible members.

Use Case Example

An angling club offers a Junior coaching session for 12–16-year-olds.

How It Works:

  1. The session is set to Age Restricted (12–16).

  2. A 14-year-old can book ✅, but a 10-year-old is blocked ❌.

  3. A 17-year-old sees a notification directing them to an adult session.

Ideal for:

Junior Coaching Sessions – Ensure young anglers participate in age-appropriate sessions.

Safety & Progression – Prevent younger/older members from booking unsuitable activities.

This keeps sessions structured and appropriate for all participants.


How to Set Up Age Restrictions for an Activity

Step 1: Access the Activities Page

  • Go to the Settings menu in the admin dashboard (top-right corner).

  • Select Activities from the dropdown list.

Step 2: Edit or Create an Activity

  • Click Edit on an existing activity or select Add New Activity to create one.

Step 3: Enable Age Restrictions

  • Navigate to the Booking tab.

Step 4: Set the Age Range

  • Use the first slider to set the minimum age required to book the activity.

  • Use the second slider to set the maximum age limit.

Step 5: Save Changes

  • Click Save Changes in the top-right corner to apply the settings.


What Members Will See

When attempting to book an age-restricted activity:
🔹 A notification appears, informing them of the restriction.


Important Notes

  • Clubmate cannot validate a member’s date of birth.

  • It is the venue’s responsibility to verify the information provided on registration, if required, directly with the member.


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