Planet Fitness is giving New Jersey teens free access to its gyms this summer, according to a report published Wednesday, May 28 by 92.7 WOBM.
The offer targets teenagers – though the exact age range and enrollment window weren’t spelled out in the initial report. Planet Fitness has run similar summer teen programs in past years, typically opening its locations to young members at no charge for a set period between June and August.
Free. No membership fee. That’s the pitch.
Planet Fitness has dozens of locations across New Jersey, from Bergen County down through Cape May, so the offer would apply to a wide stretch of the state if the program rolls out the way it has before. But the WOBM report didn’t confirm which specific locations are participating this year or whether all New Jersey clubs are included.
The chain also hasn’t said publicly whether teens need a parent or guardian to sign up, or whether there’s a cap on how many can enroll at a given gym. Those are the kinds of details that tend to matter when a family is actually trying to use the benefit — and right now they’re not answered.
Planet Fitness hasn’t issued a formal press release on the 2026 summer program as of the WOBM report’s publication date.
Reported by 92.7 WOBM. Read the original report.
