r/24HourFitnessMembers

Membership increasing to $450+

I signed up a couple years ago. I think it was around $350/year. Gave me 15 buddy pass people and allowed for 2 people to come with me at a time. It worked out since I was able to bring family with me every week. When we travel, we also try to go to a few other locations along the way. I believe this is the nationwide Platinum membership.

Fast forward now, I go to the gym 5-6x a week. Mostly to all the classes. But rotate between 3 local gyms (1 Ultra, 2 Super Sports). I mostly just go with me and my husband now, vs along with the 3rd person. So may only need 1 buddy pass.

Am I way over paying for annual membership or is this normal rate?

I know there is that $99 special running recently but a couple of my friends with legacy memberships are only able to go to a single location and not go to all the others that I frequent so I’m a little worried about downgrading.

Anyways. Just got sticker-shock and wondering if this is the new normal price for all gym access!

Edit: Did some recalculations including that annual renewal fee. So I’m about $45/month for me + 2 buddy passes (with adjustable buddies). Able to access ultra and super sports nationwide. With the amount of classes I take, that’s about $1.60-$2/per exercise class that I go to. I would def downgrade if I was only doing gym equipment and treadmills tho.

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u/Ramen_cat2024 — 10 days ago

Active&Fit Membership vs. Regular Membership

Hi all, has anyone gotten their 24 Hour Fitness membership through Active&Fit Direct (through insurance)?

It lists the membership level as "standard" and says it includes:
- All locations access
- Amenities: Cardiovascular Equipment, Cycling Classes, Personal Training, Pool, Sauna, Steam Room, Strength Training Equipment, Whirlpool

For $24 / month. But that is not a membership level option on the 24 Hour Fitness website and neither company's support seems to know either. If it actually works as a mid-tier (or even low-tier with location flexibility) pass, then great, I'll do it and switch gyms.

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u/krone-icals — 12 days ago