<\/span><\/h2>\nHere are some frequently asked questions about Movement’s household memberships:<\/p>\n
What is a Movement household membership?<\/h3>\n
A Movement household membership allows you to add secondary members (adults and\/or children) to a primary member’s account, offering a potentially cost-effective option for families. The membership is centered around the primary member; their account is the keystone of the entire household plan.<\/p>\n
Who is the primary member?<\/h3>\n
The primary member is the individual whose name appears on the membership agreement and who receives all billing communications. They are responsible for the full individual membership rate, regardless of the number of additional members in the household.<\/p>\n
How many secondary members can I add?<\/h3>\n
You can add a maximum of two adults (18 years or older) and any number of children under 17 years old.<\/p>\n
How much does a household membership cost?<\/h3>\n
The cost varies depending on your chosen gym location and the number of members in your household. The primary member always pays the full individual membership rate. Secondary members receive discounted rates, and additional children receive further discounted rates. The discounts are applied sequentially.<\/p>\n
What is the pricing structure for secondary members?<\/h3>\n
The secondary member (the oldest or next oldest member aged 13 or older) receives a discounted rate. This discount is only available if the primary member’s full individual rate is paid. If the primary member’s dues are frozen, the secondary member will be billed at the full individual rate.<\/p>\n
What about children under 13 (or under 18 if two adults are already included)?<\/h3>\n
Children receive an even further reduced rate. This reduced rate for children only applies after both the primary and secondary member rates have been met for that month’s billing cycle.<\/p>\n
What happens if the primary member cancels their membership?<\/h3>\n
If the primary member’s account is cancelled or removed, the entire household membership is automatically cancelled. All other members (secondary members and children) will then need to register individually for their own memberships.<\/p>\n
Can I change the primary member?<\/h3>\n
No, the primary member cannot be changed. A new household membership would need to be established with a new primary member.<\/p>\n
Are there any other restrictions on household memberships?<\/h3>\n
The pricing model is tiered, with discounts dependent on the presence of a primary member paying full price, and cascading discounts for additional members. Understanding this tiered pricing and the crucial role of the primary member is essential. There are no restrictions based on location of use for household memberships.<\/p>\n
How do I sign up for a household membership?<\/h3>\n
Please visit our website or contact a Movement representative for information on how to sign up for a household membership and get details about pricing at your chosen location.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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