Up to two additional household members can be added to a Costco membership at no extra cost.
This means that when you sign up for a standard Costco membership, you can include one spouse or partner and one additional member living at the same address.
The primary member is the one who pays for the membership, while the additional members get their own membership cards. Each cardholder can shop independently and enjoy the same member benefits.
Adding extra members is a great way to maximize savings. Families often find that sharing a membership leads to bulk purchase discounts on groceries and household items.
Costco’s membership policy also allows you to add other individuals for a small fee, but that’s typically not necessary for most families.
It’s worth noting that all members must reside at the same address to be eligible for the added cards.
If you’re considering a Costco membership, think about who in your household would benefit most from the membership perks.
Can I share my Costco membership with friends?
No, Costco memberships are non-transferable. Only those listed on the membership can use the card.
Is there a fee for adding additional members to my Costco membership?
No, you can add one spouse or partner and one additional household member at no extra cost.
What if I move? Can I keep my Costco membership?
Yes, your Costco membership remains valid even if you move. You can update your address with them to reflect your new location.
Can I use my Costco membership at any location?
Yes, your Costco membership is valid at all locations worldwide, allowing you to shop at any warehouse.
What happens if I lose my Costco membership card?
You can request a replacement card at any Costco location or through their customer service.