Costco allows up to two guests to accompany each member during a shopping trip.
This means if you’re a member, you can bring along one or two friends or family members with you. However, only members can make purchases at the register.
If you frequently find yourself shopping with a larger group, consider having them sign up for their own membership.
Some folks wonder if kids count toward the guest limit. The good news is that children under 18 can accompany adult members without counting against the two-person guest limit.
It’s also worth noting that Costco has a policy allowing you to bring in a guest even if they’re not a member, but they will not be able to make any purchases.
So, next time you plan a Costco trip, remember to keep the guest limit in mind, and enjoy your shopping experience!
Can I bring more than two guests to Costco?
No, Costco strictly limits guests to two per membership holder.
Do children count as guests at Costco?
Children under 18 do not count toward the guest limit, so you can bring them along without any issues.
What if my guest wants to buy something?
If your guest wants to make a purchase, they must either have their own membership or you will need to make the purchase for them.
Can a non-member enter Costco with me?
Yes, a non-member can enter Costco with a member, but they can’t make purchases.
Is there a limit to how many times I can bring guests?
There’s no limit on how many times you can bring the same guests, as long as you adhere to the two-guest rule.