Membership + estimated travel

Choose a start point, gym and weekly frequency. We combine the published membership price with TfL journey arithmetic for a planning total, not a fare quote.

Where do you travel from?

Which gym?

How many visits a week?

Most members average about twice a week. We multiply by 4.35 to get a month.

How the estimated travel figure is worked out

We ask Transport for London to plan the journey from your postcode to the gym's postcode, and read back the fare it returns — then double it for the return leg. If the two points are within about 1.6 km in a straight line we call it walkable and charge nothing. Monthly cost is the return fare × visits per week × 4.35.

The journey is always planned for the next weekday at 18:30, not for the moment you happen to be reading this. Asked at midnight, TfL answers — correctly — with a two-hour night bus, which is not what your gym trip costs. Pinning it to a typical after-work session gives a number you can actually plan around, and the peak and off-peak fares shown alongside tell you what moving the hour would save.

Where a faster route and a cheaper route disagree, we price the faster one unless the cheaper one is within fifteen minutes of it — and we tell you about the cheaper one either way.

TfL's own planner carries this caveat: fares between two stations can vary by direction of travel, time of day and route taken. Treat it as a good estimate rather than a quote — and remember contactless daily and weekly capping makes heavy use cheaper than a per-journey sum suggests.