How the LA Fitness Guest Pass Works
A guest pass lets someone try a club with a current member — no purchase required. Here's how to get one and what it actually covers.
The LA Fitness guest pass is built for one purpose: letting a current member bring someone in to try the club, at no cost, without that person signing anything.
How to get one
- A current member requests or presents the pass at their home club.
- The guest typically needs a photo ID at check-in.
- Some clubs also offer a complimentary guest pass directly to non-members through a request form, without needing a member to sponsor it — availability varies by location.
Guest pass vs. day pass
These get confused constantly, so here's the distinction:
| Guest Pass | Day Pass | |
|---|---|---|
| Cost | Free | Usually paid, sometimes promotional |
| Sponsor needed | Often, a current member | No |
| Duration | Single visit | 1, 3, or 7 days depending on pass type |
See the full day pass options if you want more than one visit without committing to membership.
Common questions about this topic
Is the LA Fitness guest pass free?
Yes — a guest pass is a complimentary way to try a club, typically for a single visit, usually sponsored by a current member.
Do I need a member to get a guest pass?
Often yes, though some clubs also offer a complimentary guest pass directly to prospective members through a request form — check with your local club.
How is a guest pass different from a day pass?
A guest pass is free and typically tied to a member sponsoring a single visit; a day pass is usually a paid, standalone option for 1, 3, or 7 days of access without a member.
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