Life Time Prices & Membership Costs (2026)

Life Time prices: a membership costs $129–$809/mo depending on tier. A day pass is $50. Figures are medians across the 209 Life Time locations we track, as of Oct 2026.

As of Oct 2026, across the 209 Life Time locations we track, Life Time Club Only 1 runs $129/mo at the median ($69–$159); Life Time Signature Club Only 1 runs $189/mo at the median ($89–$319); Life Time Club Only 1_26 and Under runs $189/mo at the median ($69–$319); Life Time Club Only 2 runs $209/mo at the median ($119–$249); Life Time 1 Club Only Limited Access runs $219/mo at the median ($69–$389); Life Time Signature 1 runs $229/mo at the median ($119–$399); Life Time 1 runs $229/mo at the median ($79–$399); Life Time Club Only 3 runs $249/mo at the median ($149–$299); Life Time Signature Club Only 2 runs $289/mo at the median ($139–$489); Life Time Club Only 4+ runs $289/mo at the median ($169–$349); Life Time Club Only 4+ (65 Plus) runs $299/mo at the median ($169–$349); Life Time 2 Club Only Limited Access runs $329/mo at the median ($119–$589); Life Time 2 runs $339/mo at the median ($129–$599); Life Time Signature 2 runs $339/mo at the median ($179–$599); Life Time Signature Club Only 3 runs $339/mo at the median ($169–$589); Life Time 3 Club Only Limited Access runs $389/mo at the median ($149–$689); Life Time Signature Club Only 4+ (65 Plus SGT) runs $389/mo at the median ($199–$689); Life Time Signature Club Only 4+ runs $389/mo at the median ($199–$689); Life Time Premier 1 runs $389/mo at the median ($389–$389); Life Time Signature 3 runs $399/mo at the median ($219–$699); Life Time 3 runs $399/mo at the median ($159–$699); Life Time 4+ Club Only Limited Access (Club Only) runs $439/mo at the median ($169–$789); Life Time 4+ Club Only Limited Access runs $439/mo at the median ($169–$789); Life Time Signature 4+ (Monthly plus SGT) runs $449/mo at the median ($249–$799); Life Time Signature 4+ runs $449/mo at the median ($249–$799); Life Time 4+ (Monthly) runs $449/mo at the median ($179–$799); Life Time 4+ runs $449/mo at the median ($179–$799); Life Time Premier 2 runs $579/mo at the median ($579–$579); Life Time Premier 3 runs $709/mo at the median ($709–$709); Life Time Premier 4+ (Monthly plus SGT Premier) runs $809/mo at the median ($809–$809); Life Time Premier 4+ runs $809/mo at the median ($809–$809). Each location sets its own rate, so check yours.

As of Oct 2026, none of the 209 Life Time locations we track lists an enrollment or initiation fee, and none lists an annual fee.

Yes — every location prices independently. Life Time Club Only 1 spans $69–$159/mo across the studios we track. The typical membership runs $99/mo in Indiana versus $339/mo in California.

18 of the 209 Life Time locations we track sell a day pass: typically $50 ($30–$100), as of Oct 2026. Life Time sells a One-Day Membership (its day pass) for ages 14 and up, with children 13 and under free alongside a paid adult; members can also send guest passes through the Life Time app.

Life Time prices: a membership costs $129–$809/mo depending on tier. Dues are set club by club and scale with the facility: the standard athletic clubs sit at the low end, the Signature and Premier clubs and the Manhattan flagships at the top.

Life Time doesn't publish a standard initiation fee. Its own FAQ names only a one-time $10 service fee when you upgrade to access more clubs and a Beach Club initiation fee at specific locations. Ask your club whether a promotional enrollment fee applies before you sign.

Yes — no long-term contract and no early-termination fee. Cancelling takes 30 days' notice, in person, by mail, or online in the app (not by phone).

Yes — up to 4 months once per calendar year. While paused you're converted to Life Time Digital at $15/month, with 30 days' notice to set it up.

Dues are set per club and scale with the facility — suburban clubs run far less than the Manhattan flagships. The by-location table above shows the spread in our data.

Yes — Life Time supports HSA/FSA payment for memberships when you qualify through a letter of medical necessity. How gym memberships qualify for FSA/HSA →