The preferred-payment deadline passed June 16, 2026. The official site directs late filers to the refund administrator and says unclaimed refunds may still be attempted by Zelle or paper check.
The preferred-payment deadline passed June 16, 2026. The official site directs late filers to the refund administrator and says unclaimed refunds may still be attempted by Zelle or paper check.
The preferred-payment deadline passed June 16, 2026. The official site directs late filers to the refund administrator and says unclaimed refunds may still be attempted by Zelle or paper check.
StatusRefund Deadline PassedSee the current-status update above.
Claim DeadlineJune 16, 2026The listed deadline has passed or claims are no longer open.
Settlement FundNearly $4 millionCourt-approved deductions and allocation terms may apply.
Potential BenefitRefund of qualifying chargesEligibility and payment terms apply.
What Happened?
The Massachusetts Attorney General brought an enforcement action alleging that Boston Sports Club unfairly billed members while gyms were inaccessible during the COVID-19 pandemic. A court ruled for the Commonwealth after trial.
Who Was Covered?
The refund program identifies approximately 47,000 Massachusetts consumers through verified transaction data, offset by refunds or credits already received. This is an attorney-general restitution program, not a class action settlement.
What Benefits Were Available?
Eligible consumers receive refunds based on qualifying charges, less prior refunds or credits. The official program says payments are issued in multiple waves.
Claims and Payment Information
The preferred-payment deadline was June 16, 2026. The official site directs people trying to submit after that date to the refund administrator and says the program may otherwise attempt delivery by Zelle or paper check.
• Preferred-payment deadline: June 16, 2026 • Restitution announced: March 18, 2026 • Payment timing: Multiple waves
Restitution Program
The nearly $4 million program distributes court-ordered restitution to identified consumers. Individual refunds are based on verified transaction data and are reduced by prior refunds or credits.
Case Information
Commonwealth of Massachusetts v. Town Sports International, LLC d/b/a Boston Sports Club Attorney General enforcement action Massachusetts Superior Court.