Retro Fitness Guest Policy: Fees, Membership Requirements Explained

Retro Fitness is a gym franchise with locations across the U.S. Members can generally bring a guest for $10 per day. Some Retro Fitness locations offer free guest passes for certain membership types. For more details on the Retro Fitness guest policy, see below.

Retro Fitness Guest Policy Explained

In general, Retro Fitness members can bring a guest to use the gym for $10 per day or $25 for the whole week, customer service representatives said. Guests must sign a waiver before using any equipment or attending any group fitness classes.

Some Retro Fitness locations offer free or discounted guest passes based on your membership level, as confirmed by multiple phone calls with customer service representatives from various Retro Fitness locations.

• Basic Membership: You can bring one guest per day for $5, which is half the regular price of a day pass. Guests cannot come unaccompanied and must sign a waiver before using the gym.
• Standard, Team, and Strong Memberships: You get an unlimited number of free guest passes and can bring one free guest per day. Guests can use any equipment but must pay separately for group fitness classes. Guests cannot come unaccompanied and must sign a waiver before using the gym.

Alternately, guests — or anyone — can sign up a one-time free trial pass online. Not all Retro Fitness locations offer every level of membership and guest policies may vary slightly by location. Contact your local Retro Fitness for specifics.

Retro Fitness has more than 150 franchise locations in the United States. Most gym locations are on the East Coast, as well as in Michigan, Illinois, California, and Utah. Hours vary by location; some gyms are open 24 hours.

In Summary

In general, Retro Fitness members can bring a guest for $10 per day. Some locations offer discounted or free guest passes based on your membership level. All guests must sign a waiver before using the gym.

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