Onelife Fitness sells day passes but does not publish the price — you'll get the number at the front desk or by phone. Onelife's own FAQ confirms day passes are 'available for purchase at all clubs' and first-timers get a free one-day pass, but no price is published on their site — it directs shoppers to 'contact the local club.'
| Day pass | Not published — In-club purchase; first-time visitors can get a free one-day pass |
|---|---|
| Guest of a member | Onelife promotes a free Buddy Pass (eCard) for pre-registering a friend as a guest; beyond that, its own site does not publish a per-visit guest fee. |
| Free trial | One free day (first visit); a 'Free Premier Membership Trial' is also referenced via their pass-request form — First-time visitors only; 'some restrictions apply' per Onelife's FAQ, with no further detail published |
| ID & waiver | Photo ID likely |
| Age minimum | 18+ — Membership is for adults 18+ and teens 12–17 with parent authorization; members ages 12–14 must be accompanied by an adult in all workout areas. |
| Walk in & pay at the door | Varies |
| 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An unpublished or location-set rate is the norm, not the exception: only 2 of the 37 active chains we track publish a flat day-pass figure ($15–$22.50). Onelife Fitness is with the majority in leaving the number to the local desk. The free One free day (first visit); a 'Free Premier Membership Trial' is also referenced via their pass-request form matters here: tried first, a bad fit costs you nothing.
Yes — day passes are sold at all clubs, and first-time visitors get one free, but Onelife does not publish a price online; you have to contact the specific club.
Onelife's Buddy Pass lets a member send a friend a free personalized guest eCard, pre-registered ahead of the visit.
18, or 12–17 with parent authorization; members aged 12–14 must stay accompanied by an adult in workout areas.