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Home›How To›2 Simple Ways to Cancel an LA Fitness Membership

2 Simple Ways to Cancel an LA Fitness Membership

By Matthew Lynch
December 7, 2023
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Are you a member of LA Fitness but no longer require their services? Canceling your LA Fitness membership can be done in two straightforward ways, either by mail or in-person. This article will provide a step-by-step guide on both methods, so you can choose the most convenient option for yourself.

1. Canceling Your LA Fitness Membership by Mail

If you’re not able to visit the club or prefer a remote option, you can cancel your membership by sending a written cancellation request via certified mail. Here’s how:

a. Write a Cancellation Letter: Prepare a letter that includes your full name, contact information, membership number, and any additional details that may be relevant (e.g., reason for cancellation, final billing date). Request that your membership be canceled immediately and ask for a written confirmation of cancellation.

b. Send Cancellation Letter by Certified Mail: To ensure that your cancellation request is safely delivered and documented, send your letter through certified mail with a return receipt requested. Address the letter as follows:

LA Fitness

P.O. Box 54170

Irvine, CA 92619-4170

c. Keep Track of All Communication: Hold onto copies of all correspondence (letters, emails), and any return receipts or proof of delivery provided by the postal service.

2. Canceling Your LA Fitness Membership In-Person

For those who prefer face-to-face communication or have time constraints, canceling in-person at an LA Fitness location is another option.

a. Visit an LA Fitness Location: First, locate the nearest branch to you using their online club locator tool or search on Google Maps.

b. Speak to the Operations Manager: Once you have arrived at the club location, request to speak with the Operations Manager about canceling your membership.

c. Provide Necessary Information and Sign Cancellation Form: The manager will ask for your personal information, membership number, and reasons for canceling. They will provide you a cancellation form that you need to sign to complete the process.

d. Obtain a Copy of the Cancellation Form: Ensure you get a signed and dated copy of the cancellation form as confirmation to keep on file.

Regardless of your method, it’s essential to follow up with LA Fitness after initiating the cancellation process. Contact their customer support at 949-255-7200 to confirm that your membership has been canceled if you haven’t received written confirmation within two weeks.

By following either of these two simple ways, you can successfully cancel your LA Fitness membership without any hassle and have peace of mind knowing that your request has been adequately addressed.

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