EōS Fitness does not sell an official day pass. eosfitness.com does not publish a paid single-day walk-in price anywhere on its membership or amenities pages; the only officially advertised single-visit option is the free 7-day trial pass. Third-party estimates of $10-$20 circulate online but come from review/aggregator sites, not eosfitness.com, so they are not published facts. The way in without a membership is the free trial (7 days) or a member's guest privilege.
| Day pass | No official day pass |
|---|---|
| Guest of a member | Only the top-tier Will Power membership includes guest privileges: unlimited guests, who must be 18+ and accompanied by the member at all times (or 16+ with a legal guardian). Will Do and Will Crush tiers do not publish any guest privilege. |
| Free trial | 7 days — First-time guest pass; activation available daily 8AM-9PM; no credit card or commitment required; redeemed online then shown at the club |
| ID & waiver | Photo ID likely |
| Age minimum | 13+ — All members must be 13+; members 13-17 need a legal guardian to sign the membership agreement. Separately, guests (under the Will Power tier) must be 18+, or 16+ with a legal guardian. |
| Walk in & pay at the door | Ask the club |
| Ownership | Corporate-owned — one published policy |
EōS Fitness having no official day pass puts it in the majority: only 2 of the 37 active chains we track publish a flat walk-in price ($15–$22.50). At most chains the door for a non-member is a trial or a member's guest privilege, not a pass you can buy. The free 7 days matters here: tried first, a bad fit costs you nothing.
EōS does not publish a price for a paid single-day pass. Instead it offers a free 7-day trial pass for first-time guests, redeemable daily between 8AM and 9PM with no credit card required.
Only with the top-tier Will Power membership, which includes unlimited guest privileges. The guest must be 18+ and stay with the member, or 16+ if accompanied by a legal guardian.
No. EōS owns and operates its clubs itself rather than selling franchise licenses, according to its own press releases.