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The food court has always been accessible/usable without a membership. Just depends on how hard the store polices the people coming in through the exit.
by taylor-tg 2mo ago
The food court has always been accessible/usable without a membership. Just depends on how hard the store polices the people coming in through the exit.
- zdragnar 2mo ago[dead]
- happyopossum 2mo agoIt’s been policy that membership is required to eat at the food court, but some stores with outdoor food courts don’t enforce it. It’s absolutely false to say they’ve “always been accessible “.
- lesuorac 2mo agoHad* always been accessible. Afaik, it's location dependent now with the default being no. https://www.cnbc.com/2024/03/27/the-reason-why-costco-is-banning-non-members-from-its-food-courts.html https://www.cnbc.com/2024/03/27/the-reason-why-costco-is-ban...
- paulpauper 2mo agoyeah and my answer is still downvoted lol
- lesuorac 2mo agoThere's no fact checker here that stops downvotes for correct comments. I would say don't get hung up over it but judging by your karma I'm more surprised your commenting about it.
- TheGrassyKnoll 2mo agoI got a slice of pizza a couple of weeks ago and they wanted to see my card. I can't remember ever having to show my card for the food. (in southern California)
- paulpauper 2mo agoClaude also agrees you increasingly need a membership. My answer was correct and still downvoted. Yeah go figure
- ButlerianJihad 2mo agoThe Costco Pharmacy is accessible to anyone who is filling a prescription there. Because of state and federal regulations on this, you do not need to be a member if you are there to fill a valid prescription (not OTC.) You can enjoy Costco's ordinary low prices, but not the member-exclusive discounts. You can inform the person checking IDs and they will admit you to the store. Now off to my PCP for a Polish Dog with Mustard and Onions Prescription...