Yes, you can add your son to your Costco membership as an authorized user.
This allows him to shop at Costco with you or on his own, as long as he has the membership card.
To add your son, you need to visit your local Costco membership desk. Bring your membership card and a form of ID for your son.
There may be a small fee for adding him as an authorized user, but it typically varies by location.
Once added, he will have access to all the same benefits you enjoy, including discounts and special offers.
Keep in mind that Costco allows you to add up to two household members, so you can include your son along with another adult if needed.
It’s a great way to save money on bulk purchases, especially if you frequently shop together.
Many families find this option beneficial for convenience and savings.
Check with Costco directly for any specific policies or requirements in your area.
Can I add more than one person to my Costco membership?
Yes, you can add up to two authorized users to your Costco membership. This includes household members who live at the same address.
Is there a fee to add my son to my membership?
There may be a small fee, but it can vary by location. It’s best to check with your local Costco for specific details.
Can my son shop alone with the membership card?
Yes, once he is added as an authorized user, your son can shop on his own with his membership card.
What do I need to bring to add my son to my membership?
You need to bring your Costco membership card and a form of ID for your son to the membership desk.
Are there any age restrictions for adding my son?
There are no specific age restrictions, but he should be a household member living at the same address.