The popular fitness app is expanding beyond workouts, letting members redeem credits for family attractions across the U.S.

Users can now book admission to places like Six Flags Magic Mountain and Legoland Florida via the app.

ClassPass is betting that workout variety—not willpower—is the secret to building lasting fitness habits. Here’s how the app works.

ClassPass has become one of the most-talked-about names in fitness as the $30 billion US health and fitness industry keeps expanding. Here is how the subscription works, what it costs and why users ...

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ClassPass is widely known as the world’s leading fitness membership and a cult favorite throughout North America, Europe and much of the world. Consumers have booked 100 million classes through its 30 ...

You're currently following this author! Want to unfollow? Unsubscribe via the link in your email. The newest startup unicorn is still getting in shape for Wall Street. ClassPass, the startup that lets ...

Classpass made its name — and picked up 17 million reservations — around a service that let people take an unlimited number of fitness classes for a flat $100 monthly payment. Today, all of that is ...

If you were curious about potential consolidation in the fitness space (which I’m sure you were), look no further than this very article. ClassPass, the subscription service for unlimited monthly ...