The official public guest pass is valid for three consecutive days, must be activated within 30 days, is limited to one every six months and covers the recipient plus a friend.
The public pass is three days
The current public pass is valid for three consecutive days after activation. The old article mixed it with a separate member-issued VIP pass. The rebuild treats them separately.
| Rule | Current public-pass term |
|---|---|
| Duration | 3 consecutive days |
| Activation | Within 30 days |
| People | Recipient and a friend |
| Frequency | One every six months |
| Age | 16+, or 13 with guardian |
| ID | Current picture ID |
| Before use | Waiver, analysis and orientation |
How to use the pass
- Select the club and request the pass.
- Activate within 30 days.
- Bring photo ID and guardian where required.
- Complete waiver and orientation.
- Use the three consecutive days to test equipment, classes, parking, crowding and amenities.
Public pass versus VIP pass
The member-login page advertises a complimentary seven-day VIP guest pass. That is a member invitation, not the same public offer. The public pass remains three days.
Six-month limit
The terms prohibit consecutive passes and limit a person to one free pass every six months.
What to evaluate
- Strength and cardio equipment.
- Functional turf.
- Group-class schedule.
- Pool, spa and sauna availability.
- Courts and reservation rules.
- Commute, parking and peak crowding.
Three-day testing plan
Use day one to inspect equipment and peak-hour crowding, day two to try a class or facility important to you, and day three to repeat the normal commute and ask for the complete itemized membership quote. The consecutive-day rule means unused days do not pause the pass.
Public trial versus member VIP invitation
The public offer is three days for the recipient and a friend. The member account advertises a complimentary seven-day VIP pass. Different acquisition paths and conditions mean they should not be described as one generic 3–7 day pass.
Pass-to-membership checklist
Before joining, compare the exact monthly dues, initiation fee, annual fee date, club access, guest privilege, amenities, initial term and cancellation method. Do not decide from a verbal monthly quote alone.
What the free pass does not promise
The pass does not guarantee every amenity, class, court or paid service. It also does not freeze the quoted membership price. Use the trial to inspect the club, then request the complete written offer separately.
Guest-pass privacy and sales contact
Requesting a pass requires contact information and can lead to membership follow-up. Use accurate details, read the official privacy terms and do not treat the pass as anonymous entry.
Best time to activate
Activate when three consecutive days fit the schedule. Activating before travel, illness or a busy work period wastes part of the trial because the pass does not pause.
Frequently asked questions
How long is the free pass?
Three consecutive days after activation.
Activate within how long?
Within 30 days of the email.
Can I bring a friend?
The public terms say the recipient and a friend.
How often can I get it?
Once every six months.
Minimum age?
At least 16, or 13 with a parent or legal guardian.
Need ID?
Yes, current picture ID showing birth date.
Is orientation required?
The terms require a fitness analysis and orientation.
Are all amenities included?
No. Availability varies and some services cost extra.
More guest and family guides
- Free 3-day pass rules — Exact activation, ID, age and usage limits.
- VIP guest invitations — Separate 7-day, 14-day and recurring programs.
- Guest policy — Member presence, waivers and plan differences.
- Family membership — Paid independent access for added family members.
Sources and verification
- Official free-pass terms — Current public-pass rules.
- Official member login — Seven-day VIP guest invitation feature.
Club offers and promotions can change. Selected-location examples are labeled and are not presented as a universal nationwide price.