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A Costco Membership Card , Is Now Needed to Eat in Its Food Court.<br/>Even though Costco limited food court access to members only in 2020, enforcement of that policy has been lax until now, CBS News reports. .<br/>The wholesale store is cracking down to <br/>make sure that outsiders can no longer access Costco's $1.50 hot dog combo, among other items.<br/>Effective April 8, 2024, an active Costco <br/>membership card will be required to <br/>purchase items from our food court. , Via a sign seen at a Costco store in Orlando, Florida .<br/>You can join today. Please see our <br/>membership counter for details, Via a sign seen at a Costco store in Orlando, Florida .<br/>Ultimately, Costco doesn't think it's fair for non-members to access perks intended for members.<br/>We don't feel it's right that non-members receive the same benefits and pricing as our members, Costco, via statement.<br/>Costco made such statements last year when it started requiring photo IDs to be presented with membership cards at self-checkouts.<br/>In January, some stores began requiring <br/>membership cards to be scanned at store entrances to limit non-member entry and membership sharing.<br/>A basic Costco membership is $60 per year.<br/>An executive membership, which offers <br/>perks such as cash back, costs $120 per year.<br/>In 2023, membership fees accounted for <br/>73% of Costco's total profit, CBS News reports.
A Costco Membership Card , Is Now Needed to Eat in Its Food Court.<br/>Even though Costco limited food court access to members only in 2020, enforcement of that policy has been lax until now, CBS News reports. .<br/>The wholesale store is cracking down to <br/>make sure that outsiders can no longer access Costco's $1.50 hot dog combo, among other items.<br/>Effective April 8, 2024, an active Costco <br/>membership card will be required to <br/>purchase items from our food court. , Via a sign seen at a Costco store in Orlando, Florida .<br/>You can join today. Please see our <br/>membership counter for details, Via a sign seen at a Costco store in Orlando, Florida .<br/>Ultimately, Costco doesn't think it's fair for non-members to access perks intended for members.<br/>We don't feel it's right that non-members receive the same benefits and pricing as our members, Costco, via statement.<br/>Costco made such statements last year when it started requiring photo IDs to be presented with membership cards at self-checkouts.<br/>In January, some stores began requiring <br/>membership cards to be scanned at store entrances to limit non-member entry and membership sharing.<br/>A basic Costco membership is $60 per year.<br/>An executive membership, which offers <br/>perks such as cash back, costs $120 per year.<br/>In 2023, membership fees accounted for <br/>73% of Costco's total profit, CBS News reports.
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