No, you cannot add a third person to your Costco membership.
Costco memberships are designed for one primary member and one additional cardholder. The additional cardholder must be a spouse or domestic partner, so adding a third person isn’t possible under the standard membership rules.
If you need more flexibility, consider getting a separate membership for the third person. This way, they can also enjoy Costco’s benefits independently.
Keep in mind that each membership comes with its own fees and benefits, so weigh your options carefully.
For families or groups that frequently shop together, having separate memberships might actually work better in the long run.
Remember, the primary member is responsible for the account, so ensure you trust anyone you add as an additional cardholder.
Costco also offers a range of services beyond shopping, which can be beneficial for each member. So, think about how you shop and decide what works best for you.
Can I share my Costco membership with friends?
No, sharing your Costco membership is not allowed. The membership is intended for personal use only by the member and their designated cardholder.
What if I want to add a family member?
You can add one additional cardholder to your Costco membership, and they must be a spouse or domestic partner.
Are there any limits on who can be a cardholder?
Yes, the additional cardholder must be an immediate family member, specifically a spouse or domestic partner.
Is there a fee for adding an additional cardholder?
No, there is no extra fee for adding a spouse or domestic partner as an additional cardholder.
What happens if I need to remove a cardholder?
You can remove an additional cardholder by contacting Costco customer service or visiting your local warehouse.