Refunds & Cancellation Policy

Angel Wings Social Badminton. Clear, fair guidance for cancellations, no-shows, and refunds.

Last updated: 17 May 2026

Booking Commitments

When you book a place, Angel Wings uses that booking to plan court numbers, player balance, waitlists, and session viability.

Because places are limited, cancellations can affect other players and the cost of running the session.

Cancellation Windows

Refund requests made at least 24 hours before the session may be considered by the organiser.

Refund requests made less than 24 hours before the session are non-refundable.

Replacement Players & Session Viability

Where a refund would affect session viability, minimum player numbers, player balance, or court costs, approval may depend on a suitable replacement player taking the spot.

This helps keep sessions fair and avoids passing avoidable costs onto the wider group.

No-Shows

No-shows are non-refundable.

If you cannot attend, please tell the organiser as early as possible so the place can potentially be offered to someone else.

Session Cancellations

If Angel Wings cancels a session, players will usually be offered a refund, credit, or transfer to another suitable session.

Exceptional Circumstances

Exceptional circumstances may be reviewed individually, but refunds are not guaranteed unless confirmed by the organiser.

The aim is to be fair to the player, the session, and the wider community.

Waitlists & Replacement Spots

If a session has a waitlist, the organiser may offer a cancelled place to another player. A replacement spot is not guaranteed until confirmed.

Waitlist offers may expire if not accepted within a reasonable timeframe.

Refund Processing

Approved refunds may take time to process depending on the payment provider, bank, or card issuer.

Angel Wings does not store raw card details. Payments and refunds are handled through Stripe where applicable.

Organiser Discretion

Refund and cancellation decisions are handled at organiser discretion, taking into account timing, replacement players, session viability, court costs, and fairness to the community.