Find day pass gyms, anywhere you travel

A gym day pass lets you use a gym's facilities for a single day without signing up for a membership. You pay a one-off fee — usually at reception — and get full access to weights, cardio equipment, showers, and whatever else the gym offers.

Most gyms accept walk-ins for day passes. A few popular spots in busy cities require you to book ahead via their website or app. Check the 'How to buy' notes on each gym's card before you head over.

Prices vary widely — from around $5–10 at budget gyms to $30–50+ at premium facilities. Big-box hotel gyms in expensive cities tend to be pricier. Always check the listing for the latest price; we show the currency and amount as submitted by contributors.

We do our best, but prices change. Every listing shows when it was last verified. If you find a price is out of date, hit 'Suggest edit' on the gym card — your correction goes into the moderation queue and helps every traveller who comes after you.

Two ways: use the 'Suggest edit' button on any gym card to fix or update details, or use 'Add a gym' in the top navigation to submit a gym that isn't listed yet. All submissions are reviewed before going live.

Yes. Where a gym sells a 7-day pass we show it under the day price, and some gyms only sell weekly passes — those show the weekly price as the headline with a 'per week' label. Staying four days or more? The weekly pass is usually three to four times the day rate, so it often works out cheaper.

It's a real gym, but there's no day pass a walk-in visitor can buy. Hotel gyms marked this way are for hotel guests; some chains only admit a guest accompanied by a member. We keep them on the map so you know not to make the trip — and if you're staying at that hotel, you're already sorted.

Some gyms admit women only. They show on the map with a pink pin and a 'Women only' badge so nobody makes a wasted trip. If you'd rather not see them, switch them off under My account → Settings; the map, lists and 'Near you now' all respect the setting.

An iOS app is in development with the same map, day-pass details, listing confirmations and contributions as the website. Until it ships, the website works well on a phone — add it to your home screen and it behaves like an app.

Yes — completely free to browse and contribute. There are no paywalls, no accounts required to search, and no hidden fees. We're building the best gym day-pass directory for travellers.

Absolutely. Use 'Add a gym' in the top navigation, search for the gym using Google Places, fill in the day-pass details (price, how to buy, what to expect), and submit. A moderator will review it, and if everything checks out it'll appear on the map.