Starting Next Month Costco Is Banding All Non-Members From Eating In The Food Court
Costco is stopping everyone that does not have a membership from eating in the food court starting next month.
This will affect all of the non-members who enjoy stopping by Costco and getting the delicious and affordable food.
Those who don’t have a Costco membership will soon no longer be able to frequent the food court for cheap hot dogs and pizza, according to KTLA sister KRON in San Francisco.
Costco says buying items from the food court has always required a membership, but the policy hasn’t been enforced.
That’s because starting in March, the warehouse chain will require visitors to have an active membership to make food court purchases, according to a Costco spokesperson.
The Instagram account Costco Deals posted a photo of a sign outside a store saying that only active members will be able to buy items from the food court starting on March 16.
Costco says buying items from the food court has always required a membership, but the policy hasn’t been enforced.
A basic membership goes for $60 a year.
The ban is new but not the policy. It’s a good move to cut back on non-members but in return it will feel like a slap in the face for not being able to buy the low priced food. How do y’all feel about this? Will enforcing this rule affect y’all? Let me know in the comments.
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