Onelife Fitness doesn't post a flat day-pass price online. A free One free day is the easier way to try it first. Ask the front desk or call ahead for the number. 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An unpublished or location-set rate is the norm, not the exception: only 2 of the 37 active chains we track publish a flat day-pass figure ($15–$22.50).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.