On the Las Vegas Athletic Club menu, the most expensive item is Annual Fee (Due 45 Days After Sign Up), which costs $49.99. The cheapest item on the menu is Cancellation Fee (Per Person),
which costs $0.00.
The average price of all items on the menu is currently $18.50.
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Las Vegas Athletic Club, universally known as LVAC, is a dominant, family-owned chain of large-format health clubs with a powerful presence exclusively in Southern Nevada. The brand is renowned for its massive, 24/7 facilities and an extensive array of amenities offered at an affordable price. Its most popular features include its vast selection of strength and cardio equipment, expansive women's-only areas, and amenities like swimming pools, racquetball courts, and childcare. As of May 2025, a standard monthly membership is very competitively priced, often ranging from $25 to $40. Its primary competitors are the national HVLP giant EōS Fitness and the value leader Planet Fitness.
The LVAC business model is built on providing an overwhelming amount of options and space for its members. A membership grants access to huge free weight floors, hundreds of cardio machines, indoor swimming pools, basketball courts, racquetball courts, saunas, steam rooms, and hot tubs. A key and very popular feature is the large, private women's-only training facility available at each location, which includes its own set of equipment and workout areas. The clubs also offer a robust schedule of group fitness classes and a "Kids' Club" play center for childcare. The atmosphere is energetic and geared towards serious fitness enthusiasts, but its wide range of amenities also makes it a popular choice for families.
The history of LVAC began in 1977, growing from a single gym into a local fitness empire under the leadership of the Tinnerino family. Unlike national chains that enter a market, LVAC grew with Las Vegas, strategically building massive, all-encompassing clubs in key suburban areas to serve the city's rapidly expanding local population. It has remained a private, family-owned company, which has allowed it to maintain a deep and long-standing connection to the Las Vegas community.
With 7 large-scale locations strategically placed throughout the Las Vegas valley, LVAC has solidified its status as a true Las Vegas institution. It has successfully defended its market by offering a "more-for-your-money" experience that is difficult for many competitors to match, making it the go-to "big-box" gym for a huge segment of the local Las Vegas population.
