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Cookie policy

Last updated: 14 September 2026

This policy explains how 3d leisure Ltd uses cookies and similar technologies on 3dleisure.com.

It should be read alongside our Privacy Policy, which explains more about how we use and protect personal information.

What are cookies?

Cookies are small text files placed on your computer, phone or other device when you visit a website. They can help a website work, remember your choices and provide information about how people use it.

We may also use similar technologies, such as browser local storage, pixels and cookieless measurement signals. We refer to these collectively as cookies in this policy.

First-party cookies are set by 3dleisure.com. Third-party cookies are set by another organisation whose service is used on our website, such as Google or Microsoft.

How we ask for your permission

We use BigConsent to manage cookie choices.

When you first visit our website, you can:

Accept all cookies
Reject non-essential cookies
Choose individual categories through Preferences

Strictly necessary cookies are always active because they support essential website functions, protect our forms and remember your cookie choices.

Analytics and marketing cookies are switched off unless you give us permission.

You can change or withdraw your permission at any time by selecting the cookie icon displayed on the website. Withdrawing consent stops future non-essential cookie use. You may also need to remove cookies already stored on your device through your browser settings.

Your cookie choice is normally remembered for 12 months. We may ask again sooner if our cookie setup changes significantly.

Cookies and services we use

Strictly necessary

These cookies support essential website functions and security. They cannot be switched off through our cookie controls.

Service	Cookies or storage	Purpose	Duration
BigConsent	`cf.consent` in browser local storage and a first-party cookie	Stores your cookie choices, consent identifier, date and the version of the settings you agreed to	12 months
Google reCAPTCHA	May include `_GRECAPTCHA`, `rc::a`, `rc::b`, `rc::c` and similar security storage	Protects our contact and newsletter forms from spam, fraud and automated abuse	Session to approximately 6 months

BigConsent records a limited consent receipt when you accept, reject or change your choices. This may include your category choices, a random consent identifier, timestamps, the website host, browser locale, detected time zone and the relevant configuration version.

A BigConsent receipt does not contain the page you visited, your browser user-agent or your IP address. Consent receipts are normally kept for the 12-month consent period and one further year, which is approximately two years in total.

You can read more in the BigConsent data retention information.

Analytics

Analytics cookies help us understand how people find and use our website. This includes which pages are visited, how visitors move around the site and whether there are usability problems.

These services are only permitted to use analytics storage when you allow Analytics cookies.

Service	Cookies or storage	Purpose	Duration
Google Analytics 4	`_ga` and `_ga_<property-id>`	Distinguishes visitors and sessions so we can understand website use and improve our pages and services	Up to 2 years, although browser restrictions may shorten this
Google Tag Manager	No cookies used directly	Manages website tags and passes your cookie choices to connected services	No direct cookie duration
Microsoft Clarity	May include `_clck`, `_clsk`, `CLID`, `ANONCHK`, `MR`, `MUID` and `SM`	Produces aggregated usage information, heatmaps and session recordings to help identify usability problems	Session to approximately 13 months, depending on the cookie

The Google Analytics properties currently used on this website are:

G-5M216XER8H
G-KC7YMPCRSQ

Microsoft Clarity is configured to mask information entered into sensitive form fields. We do not intentionally send names, email addresses or form messages to Clarity.

You can find further information in the Google Analytics cookie documentation and Microsoft Clarity cookie documentation.

Marketing

Marketing cookies help us measure advertising performance and understand whether someone who interacted with an advert later visited or contacted us.

Where permitted, Google may also use information to create advertising or remarketing audiences.

Service	Cookies or storage	Purpose	Duration
Google Ads	May include cookies beginning `_gcl_`, together with Google and DoubleClick identifiers such as `IDE`	Measures advertising performance, conversions and, where enabled, supports remarketing audiences	`_gcl_` cookies normally last 90 days. Some Google or DoubleClick identifiers may last up to 13 months in the UK

The Google Ads account identifier currently used on this website is AW-798884237.

Read more about how Google uses cookies.

Google Consent Mode

This website uses Google Consent Mode.

When you reject non-essential cookies, or have not yet made a choice, the following permissions are set to denied:

Analytics storage
Advertising storage
Advertising user data
Advertising personalisation

Google tags may still send limited cookieless measurement signals while these permissions are denied. These requests are marked as denied and non-personalised. They do not use Analytics or advertising cookies, but may contain limited technical information needed to send and secure the request, such as the page address, device type, browser information and approximate request time.

When you allow Analytics or Marketing cookies, the relevant permissions are updated and the approved services can use cookies for the purposes described above.

Managing cookies through your browser

Our cookie icon is the simplest way to change your choices for this website.

You can also block or remove cookies through your browser settings. The steps vary between browsers. Blocking strictly necessary cookies or browser storage may cause the cookie banner to reappear and may stop some website features from working correctly.

Third-party services

Google, Microsoft and BigConsent process information under their own privacy and security terms. Depending on the service, information may be processed outside the United Kingdom.

You can find more information here: