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Fitness Passport explained: how it works, what it costs and whether it is worth it

Fitness Passport is the gym benefit a lot of Australian employers offer: one weekly price, unlimited visits, a big network of gyms and pools, and your family can join too. Here is what to check before you sign up.

Short answer

Fitness Passport is a corporate health program your employer sets up (you cannot buy it as an individual). Members pay one weekly fee, usually by direct debit, for unlimited access to the gyms, pools and classes on their employer's network, which draws on 1,900+ facilities across Australia and New Zealand (partners include Plus Fitness, Goodlife, YMCA, World Gym and Fitness First). Family memberships are available. Prices are set per employer and state: one published example (Monash Health, 2023) was $15.50-$16.50 a week single and $26.95-$28.95 family. Expect a 12-month minimum, a 30-day cancellation notice and access-key fees at some gyms. Get a plan for your Fitness Passport gyms →

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With Fitness Passport you might train at a 24/7 gym near home on Monday and a leisure centre near work on Thursday. GymAdapt builds your plan around the kit at each, shows a video for every exercise and keeps your weights progressing across gyms. Free to start. Get GymAdapt free on the App Store →

"Fitness Passport" is searched around 60,000 times a month in Australia, mostly by people whose employer has just announced it, or who are trying to work out which gyms it covers and what it really costs. This page pulls together what Fitness Passport says about the program and what one employer's published terms looked like, so you know what to check in yours.

How Fitness Passport works

  1. Your employer signs up. It is a workplace benefit: Fitness Passport says it is free for employers and only available through them.
  2. The network is tailored. Your employer's program chooses which gyms, pools and classes are included, from a pool of 1,900+ facilities across Australia and New Zealand.
  3. A minimum number of staff must join before the program goes live; no payments are taken until it does.
  4. You pay one weekly price (in one employer's published example, by fortnightly direct debit from your bank, not salary sacrifice) and can visit as often as you like: once a week or ten times a week costs the same.
  5. Family can join on a family membership.

What does Fitness Passport cost?

There is no public price list: Fitness Passport sets pricing per employer and state, and members see it when they sign up. As one real example, Monash Health published these weekly prices for its staff in 2023:

MembershipSilver (Victoria only)Gold (Australia-wide)
Single$15.50 / week$16.50 / week
Family (you, partner, children under 18 at your address)$26.95 / week$28.95 / week
Dependant (18-24 at your address)$15.50 / week$16.50 / week

Example only (Monash Health, April 2023). Your employer's prices will differ; check your Fitness Passport portal.

Fitness Passport itself says members can save up to 50% compared with a regular gym membership, depending on the membership type and the program their employer arranges.

Extra fees to expect

Which gyms are included?

Fitness Passport lists partners including Plus Fitness, Goodlife, YMCA, Universal Fitness Group, Genesis, Project Better, Doherty's, Top Gym, World Gym, BodyFit, Strive Fitness, Chasing Better, Swan Active, Live Well and Fitness First, plus pools, leisure centres and mat Pilates. CrossFit is not included yet. Your employer's program decides which of these you get, so always check the map in your own portal before signing up for a particular gym.

Is Fitness Passport worth it?

It is good value if…Think twice if…
You train 2+ times a weekYou would only go a few times a month (a casual pass may be cheaper)
Your partner or kids will use it too (family pricing)Your favourite gym is not on your employer's map
You like variety: a gym near work and a pool near homeYou might change jobs soon (check how leaving affects the contract)
You want classes and pools, not just a weights floorYou need specialist gyms (CrossFit, powerlifting) that are not on the network

Cancelling Fitness Passport

Cancellation rules are set in your program's terms. In the Monash Health example: a 30-day notice period, a 12-month minimum with a sliding cancellation fee if you leave early (from $225 in weeks 3-13 down to $25 in weeks 46-50 for a single membership), and no fee if you leave the employer and are no longer eligible. Check your own program's terms in the portal before you cancel.

Getting a plan that works across gyms

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Questions people ask

What is Fitness Passport?

A corporate health and fitness program in Australia and New Zealand. Your employer offers it, and members pay one weekly fee for unlimited access to the gyms, pools and classes on their employer's network, with family memberships available.

How much does Fitness Passport cost?

It depends on your employer and state, and there is no public price list. One published example (Monash Health, 2023) was $15.50-$16.50 a week for a single membership and $26.95-$28.95 a week for a family.

Can I get Fitness Passport without an employer?

No. Fitness Passport says it is only available through employers that run the program.

Which gyms are on Fitness Passport?

The network includes 1,900+ facilities; partners include Plus Fitness, Goodlife, YMCA, World Gym and Fitness First. Your employer's program decides which you can use, so check the map in your portal.

Is Anytime Fitness on Fitness Passport?

It depends on your employer's network and the individual club, as many gyms are franchises. Check the Fitness Passport map in your portal, which also shows any extra fees a gym charges.

How do I cancel Fitness Passport?

Follow your program's cancellation process in the portal. Expect a notice period (30 days in one published example) and possibly a fee if you leave within the minimum term, unless you leave the employer.

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GymAdapt is our app and we are not affiliated with Anytime Fitness, Snap Fitness, Plus Fitness, Revo Fitness or Fitness Passport. Rules were checked against each business's own pages on 29 October 2026; they change, many clubs are franchises with their own agreements, and your signed membership agreement always wins. State fair-trading rules also apply. Nothing here is legal or financial advice.