Whether a Equinox location sells a day pass is decided club by club — some do, some don't. Phone the club you'd visit. Equinox's own FAQ describes a Front Desk 'Day Pass' for visiting an out-of-network club, but non-member guests cannot purchase any pass unless accompanied by a member — no walk-in day pass for the general public, and no price is published.
| Day pass | Varies by location — Front Desk (in-club purchase to visit a club not covered by your membership tier) |
|---|---|
| Guest of a member | Each new member gets 2 Guest Passes per year that replenish annually; the member must accompany the guest for the entire visit, and non-members cannot buy a pass without a member present. |
| Free trial | Yes — Not a published, standing offer — third-party reports describe membership advisors sometimes granting an informal 1-day or multi-day trial after a club tour, but Equinox's own site does not publish a trial-pass program. |
| ID & waiver | Photo ID required · waiver at the desk |
| Age minimum | Not published |
| Walk in & pay at the door | No |
| Ownership | Corporate-owned — one published policy; treat figures as a starting point and call ahead |
An unpublished or location-set rate is the norm, not the exception: only 2 of the 37 active chains we track publish a flat day-pass figure ($15–$22.50). Equinox is with the majority in leaving the number to the local desk.
No. Equinox's FAQ states non-member guests cannot purchase a pass to any location unless they are present with a member — there is no public walk-in day pass.
New members receive 2 Guest Passes per year, which replenish annually; the member must accompany the guest the entire visit.
Equinox does not publish a standing free-trial program on its own site; any trial access is at a club's discretion after a membership tour, not a guaranteed offer.