Locked out of your car in Fletcher’s Meadow?

The activity location may not locate the car.

An arena, pool or outdoor activity name describes your destination. For vehicle entry, add the car park or driveway you actually used, a visible sign and the car’s colour. If a map search returns the dome project address while your vehicle is beside the main centre, explain the difference before anyone travels.

Use the entrance signs you can see rather than treating a project drawing as a current route. If a barrier or work area affects your parking place, confirm the accessible entrance with staff and pass that information to the provider.

If your key is with a bag or another person.

Before arranging paid entry, establish whether the key is in the car, in a locker or with someone still at the activity. A vehicle-entry visit will not retrieve a key from a building locker. Ask staff about their own lost-property process if the key’s location is uncertain.

Explain whether the fob is inside, missing or not working

At a home or a different Fletcher’s Meadow property.

Use that street number and parking position instead of the community-centre address. If the vehicle is actually at Mount Pleasant GO, use the station guide and identify the station parking section; your neighbourhood name and the car’s location may differ.

Vehicle at Mount Pleasant GO? Use the station guide

A location description you can use.

“My car is at [signed parking location], beside [visible marker]. I used [entrance]. The key is [visible inside / in the trunk / not yet located]. I am waiting at [meeting point], rather than at [programme or field].”

While waiting, do not force the door or put improvised tools through the window seal.