With 4th of July 2023 upon us, many fitness fanatics are keen to know whether Planet Fitness will remain open or closed on the holiday and what its hours will be.
Planet Fitness is a favorite among fitness enthusiasts who love to put their bodies through rigorous training to achieve their desired results. Hence many want to know if they can still get their work out done on the holiday. Every year Americans celebrate the 4th of July to mark the adoption of the Declaration of Independence which came into effect on this day in 1776. Many attend parades, block parties, and fireworks shows during this time to celebrate the day off.
Is Planet Fitness open on the 4th of July?
Yes, most Planet Fitness locations will be open on the 4th of July. Most locations will remain operational on the holiday across New York, California, Texas, Florida, Hawaii, and more.
However, the clubs will likely have altered timings due to the holiday.
The gym finder on Planet Fitness’ website shows the varied timings of its various locations.
Planet Fitness 4th of July hours
Here’s a deeper look at Planet Fitness’ 4th of July holiday hours across several locations.
The club at New York City‘s Manhattan Union Square and Brooklyn will be open from 5:00 AM – 11:00 PM on Tuesday, July 4. The one in Hoboken will be open 24 hours.
The one in Broadway, Los Angeles will be open from 5:00 AM – 11:00 PM but the one in Huntington Park, CA will be open 24 hours.
Planet Fitness Club in Abilene, Texas will be open from 4:00 AM – 11:00 PM but the one in Arlington will open 24/7.
You can check out your nearest club’s timings on Planet Fitness’ website.
A look 4th of July Holiday’s history
4th of July otherwise known as Independence Day became a federal holiday in 1941. However, its history dates back to 1776.
On July 2nd, 1776, the Continental Congress voted in favor of the United States of America’s independence. Finally, two days later the delegates from the 13 colonies adopted what was called the Declaration of Independence. The important historic document was drafted by Thomas Jefferson, the founding father of America who later served as its third President.
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