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Membership types
A non-refundable $99 joiner’s fee is due the day you enroll. In addition, you pay a monthly membership fee. Learn more about membership benefits.
- Military Promotion: In appreciation for your service, active duty and retired military, your dependents, and veterans are eligible to get your first month free, plus, save $99. Use coupon codes “Military” and “MilitaryJF.” You will need to present a military ID.
| Type | Details | Monthly Rate |
|---|---|---|
| Y Adult Membership | Age 27-64 | $64 |
| Y Dual Membership | 2 adults ages 19 and up | $95 |
Y Family Membership Includes free child watch and all family members get up to 20% off camps, programs, and classes*. | Includes 1 adult and all dependent children age 25 and under that live at your address | $89 |
| Includes 2 adults and all dependent children age 25 and under that live at your address | $109 | |
| Includes 3 adults and all dependent children age 25 and under that live at your address | $134 | |
| Includes 4 adults and all dependent children age 25 and under that live at your address | $159 | |
| Y Senior Membership | Age 65 and up | $59 |
| Y Young Adult Membership | Age 19-26 | $51 |
| Y Teen Membership | Ages 13-18; do not pay the joiner's fee | $38 |
* YMCA Membership must be active and current at the time of registration and through the length of the program, camp, or class to receive associated discounts. If a Y membership is canceled or put on hold, any discounts received on current or future programs will be charged back to the account, with payment due immediately.
Need-based financial aid
Can’t afford the full cost of membership? Use our calculator to determine your potential aid and learn what’s needed to apply. YMCA membership financial aid is available for individuals earning less than $65,000 per household per year to families of four earning less than $110,000 per household per year.
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Need-based financial aid
Can’t afford the full cost of membership? Use our calculator to determine your potential aid and learn what’s needed to apply. YMCA membership financial aid is available for individuals earning less than $65,000 per household per year to families of four earning less than $110,000 per household per year.
Want to try the Y first?
Experience your local Y for one week with a YMCA free trial membership.
Health Plan Fitness Benefits: Active&Fit Enterprise™, Silver&Fit™, One Pass™, and Renew Active™
Many Y members enjoy free or reduced-cost memberships provided by their Medicare, Medicaid, "Employer-Provided Health Insurance Plans," or other insurance providers, including HMSA, Kaiser, United Healthcare (UHC), UHA Health Insurance, Moda Health, Wellcare by Ohana, HMAA, Aloha Care, and others.
The Y participates in fitness benefit plans, including Optum's One Pass, Aaptiv, and Renew Active programs and ASH's Active&Fit, Kaiser Fit Rewards, and Silver&Fit programs. Please check with your insurance provider to determine your eligibility.