Terms and Studio Policies
Effective Date: June 1, 2026
Last Updated: July 14, 2026
These Terms and Studio Policies (“Terms”) govern your relationship with Mason Pilates LLC, doing business as Mason Pilates (“Mason,” “we,” “us,” or “our”).
These Terms apply to:
Your use of the Mason website, booking platform, mobile services, and related digital properties;
Your purchase or use of classes, private sessions, memberships, packages, events, gift cards, merchandise, and other services;
Your participation in classes, private sessions, corporate bookings, special events, residencies, and off-site programming; and
Your presence at any permanent, temporary, partner, hotel, residential, pop-up, or residency location where Mason provides services.
By creating an account, making a purchase, booking or attending a session, entering a Mason studio or event space, or otherwise using Mason’s services, you agree to these Terms.
These Terms incorporate Mason’s Privacy Policy and any separate waiver, membership agreement, corporate booking agreement, or event agreement presented to you.
1. ELIGIBILITY AND CLIENT ACCOUNTS
You must provide accurate, current, and complete information when creating an account or making a booking.
You are responsible for:
Maintaining the confidentiality of your login information;
Ensuring that your payment information remains current;
Reviewing all booking confirmations and account activity;
Notifying Mason promptly of unauthorized account activity; and
Ensuring that all information you provide about your health, injuries, pregnancy status, physical limitations, and emergency contacts is accurate.
Bookings, packages, memberships, and accounts may not be shared except where Mason expressly permits sharing in writing.
You may not impersonate another person, create an account using another person’s information, or book a session for another person without their permission.
2. MINORS
Clients under 18 may participate only with Mason’s prior approval and the involvement of a parent or legal guardian.
A parent or legal guardian must sign all required waivers and authorizations before the minor participates.
Mason may establish age, height, experience, supervision, or private-session requirements based on the class format and equipment being used.
Mason may decline to admit a minor to any session that Mason believes is not appropriate or safe for that participant.
3. PURCHASES AND PAYMENT
Classes, sessions, memberships, packages, events, and merchandise must be paid for in advance unless Mason agrees otherwise in writing.
By providing a payment method, you authorize Mason and its third-party payment processors to charge all applicable:
Class or session fees;
Membership fees;
Late-cancellation or no-show charges;
Merchandise charges;
Taxes;
Gratuities disclosed at purchase;
Corporate or event charges; and
Other amounts authorized under these Terms or a separate agreement.
Prices are displayed before purchase and may vary by location, program, instructor, format, or residency.
Mason may change its pricing and offerings at any time. Changes will not reduce the number of valid sessions already purchased, except where reasonably necessary due to a discontinued service, location closure, or other operational change.
You are responsible for keeping your payment information current. Mason may suspend booking privileges, membership access, or services if a payment is declined, reversed, disputed, or overdue.
Except where required by law or expressly stated otherwise, all purchases are final, nonrefundable, nontransferable, and may not be redeemed for cash.
4. CLASS AND SESSION RESERVATIONS
A confirmed reservation is required to attend a class or session.
Purchasing a class credit, package, or membership does not guarantee availability in a particular class. Reservations are subject to capacity, instructor availability, equipment availability, and any eligibility requirements associated with the session.
Reservations may be made through Mason’s designated booking system or directly through Mason where permitted.
Clients must use the booking option applicable to the location where the class will take place. Credits purchased for one location, residency, program, or promotion may not be accepted at another location unless expressly stated.
Mason may limit:
How far in advance clients may book;
The number of active reservations a client may hold;
Access to high-demand sessions;
The use of promotional or discounted credits; and
Eligibility for specific class levels or formats.
5. GROUP-CLASS CANCELLATION POLICY
Group-class reservations must be canceled at least 12 hours before the scheduled class time.
When a reservation is timely canceled:
An eligible class credit will ordinarily be returned to the client’s account;
The original purchase will not be refunded to the original payment method; and
The returned credit remains subject to its original expiration date and has no cash value.
A cancellation made less than 12 hours before class is a late cancellation.
For package holders, drop-in clients, and promotional purchasers, a late cancellation or no-show will result in the loss of the applicable class credit.
For membership clients, a late cancellation or no-show will result in the loss of the applicable membership class and may also result in a fee if that fee was disclosed in the membership terms at purchase.
Mason may apply a stricter cancellation policy to special events, workshops, corporate classes, collaborations, retreats, or other limited-capacity offerings. Any different policy will be disclosed before purchase.
6. PRIVATE SESSION CANCELLATIONS
Private, duo, trio, and other privately arranged sessions must be canceled or rescheduled at least 24 hours before the scheduled start time.
A cancellation or rescheduling request received less than 24 hours before the session will result in the loss of the session or a charge equal to the full session price.
This policy applies to each participant in the reservation. If one member of a duo or small group cancels late, the remaining participant or participants may be responsible for the original reservation price unless Mason agrees otherwise.
Mason may use reasonable discretion in a documented emergency, but exceptions are not guaranteed.
7. NO-SHOWS
A “no-show” occurs when a client:
Does not attend a reserved class or session;
Arrives too late to be admitted;
Leaves before participation begins without authorization;
Fails to meet a disclosed participation requirement; or
Is denied participation because of unsafe, disruptive, or inappropriate conduct.
No-shows are treated as late cancellations and result in the loss of the applicable credit or session. Additional fees may apply where disclosed under a membership, corporate agreement, event agreement, or promotion.
Repeated late cancellations or no-shows may result in suspended advance-booking privileges, removal from future reservations, membership termination, or refusal of service.
8. LATE ARRIVALS AND EARLY DEPARTURES
Clients should arrive at least 10 minutes before their first session and at least 5 minutes before subsequent sessions.
For safety, clients may not be admitted after a class has begun. Equipment-based Pilates requires proper setup, safety instructions, spring selection, and transition guidance. Admission after the start time is therefore at the instructor’s sole discretion.
Being denied entry because of lateness is treated as a no-show.
Clients who need to leave early must inform the instructor before class. The instructor may place the client on equipment that permits a safe and minimally disruptive exit.
9. WAITLISTS
If a class is full, clients may join the waitlist where that feature is available.
By joining a waitlist, you authorize Mason’s booking system to add you to the class automatically or to contact you when a space becomes available, depending on the process displayed at booking.
You are responsible for monitoring email, text, push notifications, and your booking account.
Once added to a class from the waitlist, the normal cancellation and no-show policies apply.
If you no longer wish to attend, you must remove yourself from the waitlist before the applicable cancellation window begins.
Mason is not responsible for missed notifications caused by incorrect contact information, spam filters, device settings, carrier delays, or third-party booking-platform errors.
10. PACKAGES AND CLASS CREDITS
Class packages and individual credits:
Are valid only for the services, location, and period described at purchase;
Expire on the date shown at checkout, on the receipt, or in the client’s account;
Do not roll over or revive after expiration unless Mason agrees otherwise in writing;
May not be transferred, shared, resold, or redeemed for cash; and
Are subject to all reservation and cancellation policies.
Promotional, complimentary, influencer, press, hotel, concierge, partner, and introductory credits may have shorter expiration periods and additional restrictions.
Mason is not required to extend an expired package. Any extension is discretionary and may be subject to an extension fee, price adjustment, medical documentation, or other conditions.
If Mason permanently discontinues a purchased service before its expiration, Mason may provide, as appropriate:
Access to a reasonably comparable service;
An account credit;
An extension;
A transfer to another Mason location or program; or
A refund for the unused portion where required by law.
11. INTRODUCTORY OFFERS AND PROMOTIONS
Introductory offers are available only to eligible first-time clients unless otherwise stated.
A client may redeem only one introductory offer per person, household, payment method, phone number, email address, or account, as reasonably determined by Mason.
Introductory offers:
Must be activated and used within the period stated at purchase;
Are nontransferable;
May be limited to specific classes or locations;
May exclude special events, privates, collaborations, or peak times; and
May not be combined with another discount or promotion.
Mason may cancel an introductory purchase or charge the standard rate if it reasonably determines that a client has created duplicate accounts or otherwise attempted to circumvent eligibility restrictions.
12. MEMBERSHIPS
Membership terms, pricing, included classes, billing cadence, commitment period, cancellation rights, and location access will be disclosed before purchase.
Unless a membership agreement states otherwise:
Memberships are personal, nontransferable, and nonrefundable;
Membership classes must be used during the applicable billing period;
Unused classes do not roll over;
Memberships renew automatically at the disclosed billing frequency until canceled;
Additional classes may be purchased at the then-current member rate, if offered;
Late cancellations and no-shows result in the loss of the applicable class;
Membership benefits may not be exchanged for cash or merchandise; and
Membership access is subject to class availability.
A request to change, pause, or cancel a membership must be submitted through the cancellation method specified at enrollment or by emailing aly@masonpilates.com
Unless a different period is required by applicable law or stated in the membership agreement, cancellation will take effect at the end of the current paid billing period. Charges already processed are nonrefundable except where required by law.
Mason may require a minimum notice period before the next renewal date where permitted by law. The applicable notice period will be disclosed at purchase.
Mason may adjust membership pricing by providing advance notice. A client who does not agree to a future price may cancel before the new rate takes effect, subject to any valid initial commitment.
13. MEMBERSHIP HOLDS
Membership holds are available only where included in the applicable membership terms.
Unless otherwise stated:
Hold requests must be submitted in writing before the next billing date;
Holds may be subject to minimum and maximum durations;
Holds may be limited in frequency;
Retroactive holds are not permitted;
A hold does not refund a charge already processed; and
Billing and booking privileges will resume automatically when the hold ends.
Mason may request reasonable documentation for an extended medical hold.
14. NEW YORK CANCELLATION RIGHTS
To the extent a Mason membership or agreement qualifies as a contract for health-club services under New York law, you retain all cancellation rights provided by applicable law.
CONSUMER’S RIGHT TO CANCELLATION: YOU MAY CANCEL AN APPLICABLE CONTRACT WITHOUT PENALTY OR FURTHER OBLIGATION WITHIN THREE BUSINESS DAYS AFTER RECEIVING A COPY OF THE CONTRACT.
A cancellation notice should include:
Your full name;
Your account email;
The date of purchase;
The membership or package being canceled; and
A clear statement that you are canceling the agreement.
Send notices to:
Mason Pilates
Mason Pilates LLC
63 Houston Dr.
Montauk, NY 11954
Email: aly@masonpilates.com
Where applicable, clients may also have statutory cancellation rights based on disability, death, the cessation of contracted services, relocation, or other circumstances prescribed by law.
Nothing in these Terms waives a nonwaivable right provided by applicable consumer-protection law.
15. GIFT CARDS
Gift cards may be used toward eligible Mason services or merchandise, subject to the terms stated at purchase.
Gift cards:
Are not redeemable for cash except where required by law;
May not be replaced if lost, stolen, destroyed, or used without authorization, except in Mason’s discretion;
May not be resold or used for unauthorized commercial purposes; and
Are subject to any location or service restrictions disclosed at purchase.
Any class, package, or membership purchased with a gift card will be subject to the expiration date and other terms of the purchased service.
Gift-card expiration and fee policies will comply with applicable law.
16. CORPORATE, PRIVATE, EVENT, AND GROUP BOOKINGS
Corporate classes, private events, brand activations, hotel programming, influencer events, and other group bookings may be subject to a separate written proposal or event agreement.
Unless a separate agreement states otherwise:
Full payment is required to confirm the booking;
The booking is not confirmed until payment is received;
Prices are based on the agreed date, time, duration, format, and participant count;
A 20% gratuity will be added to corporate and private group bookings;
All participants must complete Mason’s waiver before participating;
Grip socks are required;
Grip socks may be purchased from Mason at the then-current retail price plus applicable tax;
Participant substitutions are permitted with advance notice, provided each substitute completes all required forms;
The client organizing the event is responsible for communicating Mason’s policies to all participants; and
The booking party is responsible for damage caused by its attendees beyond ordinary wear and tear.
Event Cancellation
Unless otherwise stated in the applicable proposal:
Event payments are nonrefundable.
If the booking party cancels at least seven calendar days before the scheduled event, amounts paid may be applied once toward a rescheduled Mason event.
The rescheduled event must occur within the period specified in the proposal or, if none is stated, within 90 days.
Rescheduling is subject to availability.
A cancellation made less than seven calendar days before the event results in the forfeiture of all amounts paid.
Failure to attend is treated as a cancellation and is nonrefundable.
Mason may charge for participants exceeding the contracted headcount, overtime, special staffing, additional equipment, transportation, venue expenses, merchandise, food and beverage, or other approved additions.
17. ATTIRE AND GRIP SOCKS
Appropriate athletic attire is required.
For safety and hygiene, grip socks are required for all Reformer, Tower, Chair, and equipment-based sessions.
Grip socks must remain on throughout the session.
Clients should avoid clothing with exposed zippers, metal hardware, jewelry, or other items that may damage equipment or create a safety risk.
Mason may require a client to remove jewelry, secure loose hair, change clothing, or refrain from participating if attire creates a safety, hygiene, or equipment concern.
Grip socks may be available for purchase at the studio at the posted retail price plus applicable sales tax.
18. PERSONAL BELONGINGS
Clients are responsible for their personal property.
Mason and its venue partners are not responsible for lost, stolen, misplaced, or damaged items, including items left in lockers, cubbies, changing areas, studios, hotel facilities, lounges, or event spaces.
Do not bring valuables into the studio.
Items left behind may be discarded or donated after a reasonable period.
19. HEALTH DISCLOSURES AND MEDICAL CLEARANCE
Pilates and strength-based exercise involve physical exertion and may not be appropriate for every person.
Before participating, you must inform the instructor of any relevant:
Injury;
Surgery;
Pregnancy or postpartum condition;
Cardiovascular condition;
Neurological condition;
Joint instability;
Bone-density concern;
Balance limitation;
Chronic pain;
Medication effect;
Physician-imposed restriction; or
Other conditions that could affect safe participation.
Mason instructors do not diagnose medical conditions and do not provide medical treatment, physical therapy, or medical advice.
You are responsible for obtaining clearance from a qualified healthcare provider when appropriate.
Mason may require written medical clearance before allowing participation or continued participation if Mason reasonably believes that a condition may create a risk to you, other clients, staff, or the safe operation of the equipment.
An instructor may modify, stop, or refuse an exercise or session at any time for safety reasons.
20. PREGNANCY AND POSTPARTUM PARTICIPATION
Pregnant and postpartum clients must disclose their status to Mason before participating.
Mason may require medical clearance and may restrict participation in particular class formats, positions, exercises, or intensities.
A group class may not be appropriate where the client requires extensive individualized modification or monitoring. In that situation, Mason may recommend or require private instruction.
Clients remain responsible for following the advice of their healthcare providers and communicating any symptoms or changes promptly.
21. ASSUMPTION OF RISK AND PARTICIPATION WAIVER
Participation in Pilates, strength training, stretching, balance work, cardiovascular exercise, and the use of Reformers, Towers, Chairs, springs, weights, straps, boxes, bars, bands, and other equipment involves inherent risks.
These risks may include, without limitation:
Slips, trips, and falls;
Muscle strains and soreness;
Sprains;
Joint, tendon, ligament, spinal, or nerve injury;
Aggravation of an existing condition;
Equipment-related injury;
Dizziness, fainting, or loss of balance;
Cardiovascular events;
Serious injury; and
In rare cases, permanent disability or death.
By participating, you acknowledge that:
You understand the nature of the activity and its risks;
You voluntarily choose to participate;
You are responsible for monitoring your own condition;
You will stop and alert the instructor if you experience pain, dizziness, shortness of breath, numbness, weakness, or another concerning symptom;
You will follow all instructor directions and equipment rules; and
You assume the risks inherent in your participation to the fullest extent permitted by law.
You should not participate while impaired by alcohol, cannabis, illegal drugs, sedating medication, or any other substance that could affect judgment, balance, coordination, or safe exercise.
A separate liability waiver may be required before participation. If there is a conflict between this section and a separately signed waiver, the separately signed waiver will control to the extent permitted by law.
22. RELEASE OF LIABILITY
To the fullest extent permitted by law, you release and agree to hold harmless Mason, its owners, affiliates, venue partners, landlords, hotel partners, investors, officers, directors, employees, instructors, contractors, agents, representatives, successors, and assigns from claims arising out of or relating to the ordinary and inherent risks of voluntary participation in Mason activities.
This release does not apply to liability that cannot lawfully be waived, including liability arising from conduct for which a waiver is prohibited under applicable law.
Nothing in these Terms is intended to waive rights that cannot legally be waived.
23. STUDIO CONDUCT
Mason is committed to providing a safe, respectful, and welcoming environment.
Clients may not:
Harass, threaten, intimidate, or discriminate against another person;
Engage in unwanted physical contact or sexual conduct;
Use abusive, aggressive, or disruptive language;
Photograph or record another client without permission;
Damage or misuse equipment or facilities;
Ignore instructor directions;
Participate while impaired;
Bring a weapon into the studio or event space;
Sell or solicit products or services without permission;
Disrupt a class;
Use another client’s account or credits; or
Engage in conduct that Mason reasonably believes threatens the safety, privacy, dignity, or experience of others.
Mason may remove a person from the premises, cancel a reservation, suspend an account, terminate a membership, or refuse future service for violating these standards.
Where permitted by law, termination for misconduct does not require a refund of amounts already used, earned, charged as a cancellation fee, or attributable to the period before termination.
24. INSTRUCTOR AND SCHEDULE CHANGES
Mason may change instructors, class formats, equipment, room assignments, schedules, or programming when reasonably necessary.
A change in instructor, routine, class description, or room does not entitle a client to a refund.
If Mason cancels a class or session, the affected credit will ordinarily be returned to the client’s account or the session will be rescheduled. Mason is not responsible for incidental expenses, transportation costs, lodging costs, childcare, lost income, or other costs arising from a canceled or changed session.
25. TEMPORARY LOCATIONS, RESIDENCIES, AND VENUE PARTNERS
Mason may provide services at hotels, clubs, residences, corporate offices, outdoor locations, pop-ups, or other third-party venues.
Participation may be subject to both Mason’s policies and the venue’s rules.
A venue partner is not responsible for Mason’s instruction merely because the venue provides space, promotes the offering, processes a reservation, or permits access to its facilities.
Likewise, Mason is not responsible for services, facilities, amenities, conduct, or conditions controlled by a third-party venue.
Clients must comply with parking, access, security, guest, dress, food-and-beverage, photography, and property rules established by the venue.
26. PHOTOGRAPHY AND RECORDING
Clients may not photograph, film, livestream, or record a class, instructor, employee, or another client without prior permission.
Mason may photograph or record classes, events, or studio spaces for marketing, editorial, security, training, or documentation purposes where permitted by law.
When practicable, Mason will provide notice or request consent before using an identifiable client’s image for public-facing marketing.
Clients who do not wish to be photographed should inform Mason before the class or event begins.
Any separate photo or media release signed by a client will control over this section.
27. TEXT MESSAGES, EMAILS, AND CALLS
Mason may send transactional communications regarding:
Reservations;
Waitlists;
Schedule changes;
Purchases;
Account activity;
Safety matters;
Membership administration; and
Customer-service requests.
Where you separately consent, Mason may also send promotional emails, texts, or calls.
Consent to receive marketing messages is not a condition of purchase.
You may opt out of promotional emails by using the unsubscribe link. You may opt out of promotional texts by replying STOP. Standard message and data rates may apply.
Opting out of marketing messages will not prevent Mason from sending necessary transactional or legally required communications.
28. MERCHANDISE
Merchandise purchases are subject to any return or exchange policy displayed at purchase.
For hygiene reasons, grip socks, opened personal-care products, water bottles, intimate apparel, and other personal-use products may be final sale.
Merchandise must be returned unused, unworn, unwashed, and with original packaging and tags where Mason permits returns.
Defective-product rights remain subject to applicable law.
29. THIRD-PARTY BOOKING AND PAYMENT SERVICES
Mason may use third-party services to operate its booking, payment, communication, waiver, membership, analytics, or marketing systems.
Your use of those services may also be subject to the third party’s terms and privacy practices.
Mason is not responsible for a third party’s independent acts, outages, errors, security practices, or service availability, but Mason will make reasonable efforts to correct booking or payment issues within its control.
30. WEBSITE USE
The Mason website and booking services are provided for personal, lawful use.
You may not:
Attempt to gain unauthorized access to any account or system;
Interfere with website or booking-platform operation;
Introduce malware or harmful code;
Scrape, crawl, mine, copy, or harvest content or data without permission;
Use bots to reserve classes or manipulate availability;
Resell reservations;
Copy or exploit Mason content for commercial purposes; or
Use the services in violation of law.
Mason may suspend access where it reasonably suspects fraud, misuse, unlawful conduct, or a security threat.
31. INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY
The Mason name, logos, trademarks, trade dress, class names, programming, written materials, photographs, videos, graphics, website design, and other content are owned by or licensed to Mason.
You may use Mason content only for personal, noncommercial purposes associated with learning about or booking Mason services.
You may not reproduce, distribute, sell, modify, publish, create derivative works from, teach from, or commercially exploit Mason’s materials without prior written permission.
Attending a Mason class does not grant permission to copy, record, reproduce, or teach Mason’s sequences, training materials, or proprietary programming.
32. DISCLAIMER OF WARRANTIES
To the fullest extent permitted by law, Mason’s website, booking services, classes, instruction, facilities, programming, merchandise, and related services are provided on an “as available” and “as is” basis.
Mason does not guarantee:
A particular physical, athletic, aesthetic, therapeutic, or medical result;
Weight loss, pain reduction, rehabilitation, or performance improvement;
The availability of a particular instructor, class, time, or location;
That digital services will operate without interruption or error; or
That every service will be appropriate for every client.
No statement by an instructor or employee should be interpreted as a medical diagnosis, treatment plan, or guarantee of results.
33. LIMITATION OF LIABILITY
To the fullest extent permitted by law, Mason will not be liable for indirect, incidental, special, exemplary, punitive, or consequential damages arising from the use of or inability to use Mason’s services.
Where liability cannot be excluded, Mason’s aggregate liability arising from a particular purchase or occurrence will not exceed the amount paid by the client to Mason for the service giving rise to the claim, except where a different limitation is required by law.
This section does not limit liability that cannot lawfully be limited.
34. INDEMNIFICATION
To the fullest extent permitted by law, you agree to indemnify and hold harmless Mason and its affiliates, venue partners, employees, instructors, contractors, and representatives from third-party claims, losses, liabilities, and reasonable expenses arising from:
Your violation of these Terms;
Your unlawful or intentionally harmful conduct;
Your unauthorized use of another person’s account or information;
Damage caused by you to equipment or property; or
Content you submit or publish in violation of another person’s rights.
This provision does not require you to indemnify Mason for Mason’s own unlawful conduct.
35. REFUSAL OR TERMINATION OF SERVICE
Mason may refuse, suspend, or terminate service where reasonably necessary because of:
Nonpayment;
Fraud or chargeback abuse;
Unsafe participation;
Repeated no-shows;
Harassment or misconduct;
Violation of studio or venue rules;
Unauthorized resale or account sharing;
Damage to equipment or property; or
Conduct materially harmful to Mason, its staff, its clients, or its venue partners.
Any refund following termination will be determined in accordance with the reason for termination, the services already provided, applicable cancellation terms, and applicable law.
36. FORCE MAJEURE
Mason is not responsible for delays, changes, closures, or cancellations caused by circumstances beyond its reasonable control, including:
Severe weather;
Natural disasters;
Fire;
Flooding;
Public-health emergencies;
Government orders;
Transportation disruption;
Utility or internet failure;
Building conditions;
Labor disputes;
Equipment failure;
Venue closure;
Security threats; or
Acts or omissions of a third-party venue.
Where practical, Mason may provide a rescheduled service, returned credit, extension, substitute location, or account credit.
37. GOVERNING LAW AND DISPUTES
These Terms are governed by the laws of the State of New York, without regard to conflict-of-law principles.
Before filing a formal claim, you agree to contact Mason at aly@masonpilates.com and provide a reasonable opportunity to resolve the matter informally.
Unless applicable law requires otherwise, any court proceeding relating to these Terms must be brought in a state or federal court located in New York County, New York.
Nothing in this section prevents either party from bringing an eligible claim in small-claims court or seeking emergency injunctive relief.
38. SEVERABILITY
If any provision of these Terms is held invalid, unlawful, or unenforceable, that provision will be enforced to the greatest extent permitted and the remaining provisions will remain in effect.
39. NO WAIVER
Mason’s decision not to enforce a provision on one occasion does not waive its right to enforce that provision later.
Any waiver must be in writing and signed by an authorized Mason representative.
40. CHANGES TO THESE TERMS
Mason may update these Terms to reflect changes in its services, policies, technology, locations, or legal obligations.
The “Last Updated” date will identify the most recent revision.
Material changes affecting an existing recurring membership will be communicated where required by law.
Your continued use of Mason’s services after revised Terms take effect constitutes acceptance of the revised Terms, except where separate consent is legally required.
41. CONTACT INFORMATION
Questions, notices, and cancellation requests may be directed to:
Mason Pilates
Mason Pilates LLC
63 Houston Dr.
Montauk, NY 11954
Email: aly@masonpilates.com
Phone: 2148502928
For location-specific questions, contact the applicable Mason studio or residency using the contact information shown in your booking confirmation.