Yes, you can bring a guest into Costco, but there are some restrictions.
You can bring one non-member guest with you when you shop at Costco. However, that guest must enter and exit the store with you.
If your guest intends to make a purchase, they will need you to make the transaction on their behalf. Only Costco members can check out using their membership cards.
Costco also allows you to bring children under the age of 18 into the store without any restrictions.
Keep in mind that while guests are welcome, they won’t have access to some services that are reserved for members. For example, your guest can’t use the membership-only services like the pharmacy or the food court without a member present.
Some locations may have specific policies, so it’s a good idea to check with your local Costco if you’re unsure.
If you plan to visit Costco frequently with a guest, you might want to consider getting them a membership.
Can I bring more than one guest to Costco?
No, you can only bring one non-member guest at a time into Costco.
What if I’m shopping for someone else?
You can shop for someone else, but you must complete the transaction yourself, as only members can check out.
Are there any age restrictions for guests?
Children under 18 can accompany you without any restrictions.
Can my guest use the Costco food court?
Your guest can only use the food court if you are with them, as access is limited to members accompanied by a guest.
What should I do if I want my guest to buy something?
If your guest wants to make a purchase, you’ll need to pay for their items using your membership card.